marika
2008-12-07 16:17:01 UTC
k is a very common abbreviation for thousand (dousan) as in kilo
you will often see it in job and real estate ads
i am tired of it too, but no reason you shouldn't know what's going on.
i'm supposedly the executor of this aunt's wil but tato has already deemed
that i will not outlive her
such confidence
one of my football loving sisters will probably be selected in my absence
you will often see it in job and real estate ads
i am tired of it too, but no reason you shouldn't know what's going on.
i'm supposedly the executor of this aunt's wil but tato has already deemed
that i will not outlive her
such confidence
one of my football loving sisters will probably be selected in my absence
my aunt told me to start a blog
ok maybe I am being too sensitive.
Did she just tell me to start a blog because she doesn't want to read my
crap?
or did she tell me to start a blog so that I have greater readership and
she thinks my crap is great?
If the latter, don't you think the directive would have been preceded by a
compliment followed by the suggestion?
If the former, and she is bothered by our monday morning quarterbacking of
her pointless forwards, do you think this will stop the spam?
Nah, no critical self analysis. Doesn't see how it applies to her.
mk5000
"People of the world unite
Strength in numbers we can get it right
One time
We are a part of the rhythm nation"--janet jackson
ok maybe I am being too sensitive.
Did she just tell me to start a blog because she doesn't want to read my
crap?
or did she tell me to start a blog so that I have greater readership and
she thinks my crap is great?
If the latter, don't you think the directive would have been preceded by a
compliment followed by the suggestion?
If the former, and she is bothered by our monday morning quarterbacking of
her pointless forwards, do you think this will stop the spam?
Nah, no critical self analysis. Doesn't see how it applies to her.
mk5000
"People of the world unite
Strength in numbers we can get it right
One time
We are a part of the rhythm nation"--janet jackson