I don't even know what to call that, a pun? a reference?

I'm going to take a picture of the pile of my past papers at the end of these exams

http://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/1psaif/serious_whats_the_weirdestcraziest_government_or/cd5lrsy

or you, you might be gone with the wind

Sorry to ruin your lovely pun thing, but I'm back :)

It do be quite chilly out there...

Hm, what to eat

Well... I has a banana. And some nutella. And some bread and a toaster...

And a cup of tea

Perfecto

sounds good

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Nana

Always more work to do

I wish the floor was bouncy

Yesh, in moi house that I shall build when I am rich there shall be un large room with a sprung floor and a foam pit...

I love how in the title of the thread they used to use commas to separate the thousands, but I think Tina put in a point

What do you normally use?

. is for decimal places and , is for thousands, but I think most of the rest of Europe does it the other way around...

If you didn't know what wind was it would be quite weird to see the trees randomly moving around by themselves and leaves flying into the air

Edited November 3, 201312 yr by Crimson_Ayla

...unless you were also unaware that trees can't normally move by themselves and leaves aren't usually in the habit of flying

Then it would seem quite normal

. is for decimal places and , is for thousands, but I think most of the rest of Europe does it the other way around...

. for decimal places, but some people use commas...

 

and spaces separating thousands, or commas, is all vair confusing out of context I suppose

My fingers are cold and is making moi writing go funny

My fingers are cold and is making moi writing go funny

 

I know that feel