Or Good afternoon, or Good evening!!

Just thought i'd drop a big hello!!

Have a fantabulous day...


MUHAHAHHAAHHA!!!
















teehee.




HEHE!!

Morning, Missy lady!

lilmissmissy said:

Heh heh heh heh...SHUT UP!



Only kidding. I just felt like doing my Little Richard impersonation.

G'day mate!

CarrieMpls said:

Hey therez!! Late reply...very late reply on my behalf hehehe you'll have to forgive me, i was just leaving for work at the time

TMPletz said:

No problemz, vent away TMPletz, vent away




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RebornVirgin said:

G'day darlz!

hey sweetie missing you! hope you're smiling... we've gotta catch up on the phone one day real soon it's been a long time!! lots to fill you in on

Good afternoon Missy! And hello everyone!

Prynhawn da*!













(*that's Welsh for Good Afternoon).

Natisse said:

Hey Tisse!! Hehe, im smiling alright! Hope you're smiling too!! And YES we most definitely gotta catch up via telefono!! I have a day off on Mondays, perhaps we can do it then!!

susannah said:

Good afternoon and good evening susannah!! Hope you're well!!

onenitealone said:

Mwah! That's awesome, you learn somethin new everyday! Can you give us the pronounciation?


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hey missy, i recently found a channel called tvs... i was wondering if that is the channel you're on? and how is that going anyway?

lilmissmissy said:

You're welcome.


Good morning = Bore da (pronounced: bore-ay da)('bore' as in 'bored', 'da' as in 'darth vader'

Good afternoon = Prynhawn da (pronounced: prin hown da)

Good evening = Nos da (pronounced Norse da)

JPW said:

I'm on Channel 31, the community station X-Wired is the show, i'll be shooting my next story which will be a whole show in 3 weeks time which should be a hoot! It's on a lecturer of mine from my uni days and his director friend who shoot short filmz and music clips! It will air about 2 weeks after that,so it's about 5 weeks till it goes to air!!

onenitealone said:

Wow! Thanks, that's awesome!!

onenitealone said:

Do you speak lots of Welsh Alun?? Im impressed!

Have a nice day

susannah said:

No! About 3 words.

In Wales, most kids have to learn Welsh from about the age of 9/10 up until they choose their GCSEs, around 14/15. Then it's not compulsory.

I can remember the day-to-day and weird stuff but all our road signs are bi-lingual so you can't really avoid the language.

onenitealone said:

Thats cool that is! I can speak bits of European languages, but Gaelic died out in Scottish schools a long time ago. Susannah represses the urge to remind the world that Scotland is not in charge of it's own school system

Dewrede said:

Hey Dewrede!

Hi so how was your day ?
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