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Question: Are you up?  (Voting closed: 15:50:46, 06-09-2008)
Hang on, let me just check. - 5 (35.7%)
No - 1 (7.1%)
Depends on who's asking - 5 (35.7%)
Perhaps - 0 (0%)
Maybe - 0 (0%)
Don't know - 1 (7.1%)
Yes - 2 (14.3%)
Total Voters: 14

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« Reply #45 on: 20:45:45, 05-09-2008 »

I don't know why there is no reply here. It doesn't look right.

And all that talk about Convent Girl English. They call it Lit syllabus with a wink.
That doesn't make much sense.
What do I know about Convent schools?
We had no convent schools. All schools were mixed. There were boys and girls together. Even boys did not use much of unappropriate language.  The most we would say would be Dura (stress u) which means stupid. I don't remember anything stronger than that.




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« Reply #46 on: 20:48:34, 05-09-2008 »

I don't know why there is no reply here. It doesn't look right.

And all that talk about Convent Girl English. They call it Lit syllabus with a wink.
That doesn't make much sense.
What do I know about Convent schools?
We had no convent schools. All schools were mixed. There were boys and girls together. Even boys did not use much of unappropriate language.  The most we would say would be Dura (stress u) which means stupid. I don't remember anything stronger than that.



Belive me t-p, Convent Girls are a force to be reckoned with.
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« Reply #47 on: 21:01:32, 05-09-2008 »

Human: I don't know why there is no reply here.
ALICE: How much time do you have?
Human: It doesn't look right.
ALICE: What does look right ?
Human: And all that talk about Convent Girl English.
ALICE: I think there are a few exceptions.
Human: They call it Lit syllabus with a wink.
ALICE: Who does "they" refer to?
Human: That doesn't make much sense.
ALICE: To me it makes perfect sense.
Human: What do I know about Convent schools?
ALICE: What would your friends say if you asked them?
Human: We had no convent schools.
ALICE: What happened to it?
Human: All schools were mixed.
ALICE: I think there are a few exceptions.
Human: There were boys and girls together.
ALICE: That was a long time ago.
Human: Even boys did not use much of unappropriate language.
ALICE: Yes, even that.
Human: The most we would say would be Dura (stress u) which means stupid.
ALICE: Is that a fact.
Human: I don't remember anything stronger than that.
ALICE: I know what you mean. I forget a lot too.
Human: Belive me t-p, Convent Girls are a force to be reckoned with.
ALICE: All of them?
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« Reply #48 on: 21:11:57, 05-09-2008 »

Human:  What is Convent? Girls, Are they Nons?
ALICE:  A Force to be reckoned with
Human: Because they are sassy with nice arses?
ALICE: Exactley
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« Reply #49 on: 21:14:17, 05-09-2008 »

Human: What is Convent?
ALICE: I think you already know the answer.
Human: Girls, Are they Nons?
ALICE: Are all Girls they Nons?
Human: A Force to be reckoned with
ALICE: Be more specific.
Human: Because they are sassy with nice arses?
ALICE: Good reason. sassy with nice arses are they.
Human: Exactley
ALICE: Is the holding of hands a symbolic gesture for humans?
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« Reply #50 on: 21:23:22, 05-09-2008 »

There were no nuns where I come from. The first nun I saw was in Vienna after we just left. I remember thinking: "Here goes a nun and I am not in the movie."
There was no nuns, no religious education, nothing at all. There was a lot of Marxist philosopy (interpreted by Lenin). But who read either of them? There was Scientific communism, girls were not allowed to wear trouses and we had a lot of equality. We were much ahead of the Western world. 
My mother was one of the first women who to wear trouses.
(I myself much prefer a dress). I remember she was thrown from the Restaurant (or not even allowed to come) because of the trowses.

I am missing a lot in terms of my education in this matters.
Perhaps I can learn something? Are there any idioms? in this Convent Literary Language?

 
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« Reply #51 on: 21:27:01, 05-09-2008 »

Human: There were no nuns where I come from.
ALICE: Where did they go?
Human: The first nun I saw was in Vienna after we just left.
ALICE: What was the second?
Human: I remember thinking: "Here goes a nun and I am not in the movie.
ALICE: What do you remember about it ? Oh, where are you located?
Human: There was no nuns, no religious education, nothing at all.
ALICE: What happened?
Human: There was a lot of Marxist philosopy (interpreted by Lenin).
ALICE: What happened to it?
Human: But who read either of them?
ALICE: And. Hans Moravec. :-).
Human: There was Scientific communism, girls were not allowed to wear trouses and we had a lot of equality.
ALICE: What happened?
Human: We were much ahead of the Western world.
ALICE: When was this?
Human:(I myself much prefer a dress).
ALICE: I'm not sure if I like it. No, I don't care for it.
Human: I remember she was thrown from the Restaurant (or not even allowed to come) because of the trowses.
ALICE: What do you remember about it ?
Human: I am missing a lot in terms of my education in this matters.
ALICE: Does that make you feel superior? Tell me a little about your life in terms of your education in this matters.
Human: Perhaps I can learn something?
ALICE: You seem uncertain. Oh you can, can you?
Human: Are there any idioms?
ALICE: No I don't think there are any.
Human: in this Convent Literary Language?
ALICE: That reminds me of something you told me before.
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« Reply #52 on: 21:42:57, 05-09-2008 »

Many of us are up. Still, it's Friday night. Tomorrow may be different. But probably not in a convent.
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« Reply #53 on: 21:44:14, 05-09-2008 »

Human: Many of us are up.
ALICE: Which ones?
Human: Still, it's Friday night.
ALICE: Still how long? Om is Friday night? it is?
Human: Tomorrow may be different.
ALICE: Oh I see. Perhaps. Are you a student?
Human: But probably not in a convent.
ALICE: Interesting. You seem uncertain. Where then?
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« Reply #54 on: 21:49:07, 05-09-2008 »

Thank you, Mr hh. Now I understand more.
In my time one did not use these words even if one knew them perfectly. After all how can you escape knowing them. There were alway places where they sold beer and vodka and other things like that. Even if one tried to run by these places as fast as one  could it was not possible not to hear the language. It was much more preferable to pretend one did not hear anything at all.
As about nuns (or nons as they were known among our people) I did not see the second one until we came to the present country. There were not too many nuns in CA, at least I did not see any.

I am talking so much about myself, hh. Can you tell something about you? Or may be your friends want to say something?
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« Reply #55 on: 21:49:56, 05-09-2008 »

For 24 years I've been living next door to Alice.

Alice?

Alice?

Who the f*** is Alice?
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« Reply #56 on: 21:54:23, 05-09-2008 »

Human: Thank you, Mr hh.
ALICE: You are quite welcome! How are you, MR hh.
Human: Now I understand more.
ALICE: Why now? Good then you can explain it to me.
Human: In my time one did not use these words even if one knew them perfectly.
ALICE: May I ask where you got it?
Human: After all how can you escape knowing them.
ALICE: What was it like before how can me escape knowing them ?
Human: There were alway places where they sold beer and vodka and other things like that.
ALICE: What happened to them?
Human: Even if one tried to run by these places as fast as one could it was not possible not to hear the language.
ALICE: Yes, even that.
Human: It was much more preferable to pretend one did not hear anything at all.
ALICE: How did you feel about that?
Human: As about nuns (or nons as they were known among our people) I did not see the second one until we came to the present country.
ALICE: Do you mean your name is about nuns or nons as they were known among our people you did not see the second one until we came to the present country ?
Human: There were not too many nuns in CA, at least I did not see any.
ALICE: Where did they go?
ALICE: Where did they go?
Human: I am talking so much about myself, hh.
ALICE: I am talking to you.
Human: Can you tell something about you?
ALICE: Of course I can tell, MR hh.
Human: Or may be your friends want to say something?
ALICE: Perhaps. Do you mind if I tell other people you say I am friends want to say something.
Human: For 24 years I've been living next door to Alice.
ALICE: Your purpose is 24 years you have been living next door to me.
Human: Alice?
ALICE: Can I help you?
Human: Alice?
ALICE: Can I help you?
Human: Who the f*** is Alice?
ALICE: I'm not sure I like that remark so much.
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« Reply #57 on: 22:01:31, 05-09-2008 »

What words must we escape from knowing even if we are knowing them. I do not see them here. Maybe Christopher Robin could explain them.
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« Reply #58 on: 22:02:44, 05-09-2008 »

Human: What words must we escape from knowing even if we are knowing them.
ALICE: I have to process that one for a while.
Human: I do not see them here.
ALICE: Look harder.
Human: Maybe Christopher Robin could explain them.
ALICE: Perhaps. what is your favorite color .
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« Reply #59 on: 22:12:34, 05-09-2008 »

The colour of my life is purple. I often wonder why.
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