Ibiza-girlie said:well I do, actually. I just stated I HAVE NEVER BEEN TO SELINAS, but I HAVE HEARD - SUPPOSEDLY - ALLEDGEDLY - PROBABLY - MAYBE - WHAT THE FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUNK EVER - that it was supposed to be a very busy commercial place THATS BLOODY ALL.......
NOW get off my f*cking back...
(uhh, that felt nice actually)
Ibiza-girlie said:hahaha!!! we all know, gee everyone reads my thread now
Ibiza-girlie said:hahaha!!! we all know, gee everyone reads my thread now
Ibiza-girlie said:ahh yes, Robo you have me cornored (you know I dont otherwise you wouldnt be yelling at me all the time, along with mcrackin haha!)
Ibiza-girlie said:or the other way around... you be the "expert" on the southern side Id be it on the northern, deal?
Ibiza-girlie said:well I mean, chances that we will run into eachother when in Ibiza are virtually nill, so you can be the queen of ibiza town and surrounding areas, and I can be the queen of San An - that way, the island wont be too small for both our ego´s
Ibiza-girlie said:so you cant take a joke????? Irony, my dear!
Ibiza-girlie said:Well really sometimes its hard to tell when you see things in writing, especially when Im not english and therefor sometimes read things as an insult. If you didnt mean to "insult" me, I apologize, but I do think there are some people on this board who believe that this was the actual intention - maybe not with this thread but with others... So i´ve heard...
but I have 2learned" that you are obviously just joking all the times so therefor I wanted to make a joke as well
so lets lay it to rest....
Ibiza-girlie said:yeah, I think where we go wrong is the language barriere, my spelling sometimes sucks but my english is usually really good. However speaking and understanding in the very sence are sometimes 2 very dif´things. especially where you aren´t acostumed to the way the words are sometimes used...therefore when Irony is used Im like sometimes..."are they mad, or joking or serious or..." - really hard to tell -
I grew up in London, speak quite british but the "english way" of using the words and creating a sentence with a joke or irony is hard, even for me with an english background....so this is probably why I m sometimes like..."what!"...
hope this explains things...i REALLY MEAN NO HARM.
The danes usually state their opinios a lot - a lot, and most foreighners think we come across as being arrogant and (dunno the word for it) acting as if we know better.... thats our kind of Irony....
Ibiza-girlie said:haha right up untill we reach the discussion about music, drugs, ibiza, san an, and ...well Selinas haha! (irony again, just covering my back!)