Which goes back to the absurd claim you are making
You can only state this if you have a knowledge of the interaction
Please feel free to continue avoiding the fact
Bye Bye Bye .......... Delilah
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You can only state this if you have a knowledge of the interaction
Please feel free to continue avoiding the fact
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User482
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The Norweigan description is smørbrød and the Danish description is smørrebrød. Ask the group what that means.
Spinney
Bimbleur extraordinaire
Given that it's the cafe, where threads wander all over the place, 9 pages on mostly the same topic (ignoring the small foray into the correct word to describe a culinary product consisting of a (usually) wheat-based base with added topping) is actually quite impressive!
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Their English translation remains an open sandwich
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User482
Guest
The English translation is incorrect. Let me give you a clue:
Smør = buttered
Brød = bread
PhilDawson8270
Veteran
Why do you keep missing my point, that the song clearly states she did not say anything. Merely laughed.
PhilDawson8270
Veteran
We do have knowledge of the interaction. He knocked on the door, she laughed, he stabbed her. Where was the abusive "language"?
PhilDawson8270
Veteran
We don't even know what the relationship between these was. It is pure conjecture.
Could be lovers, and he was the affair.
Could be married, and she was having an affair.
Could be a consensual open relationship, which he became jealous of.
No relationship, he was just a crazy stalker.
So even IF something was said, which hypothetical scenario do you KNOW the song is referring to?
Could be lovers, and he was the affair.
Could be married, and she was having an affair.
Could be a consensual open relationship, which he became jealous of.
No relationship, he was just a crazy stalker.
So even IF something was said, which hypothetical scenario do you KNOW the song is referring to?
Joey Shabadoo
My pronouns are "He", "Him" and "buggerlugs"
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User482
Guest
Come to think of it, Welsh Rarebit is bread with a topping. I reckon the Scandinavians would love it.
These are descriptive sentences
"She stood there laughing" could cover a number of scenarios including the use of abusive language that User is desperate to avoid
That is why it is a possibility, only User is not quoting some sections of the act and stating a knowledge of the facts that preclude any scenario apart from the one that fits their position.
To be really pedantic....
There is nothing in the song that says he stabbed her!
The statement is:
Anything beyond her being simply scared of the fact he has a knife and by it is supposition, and is now afraid that he is going to be arrested for an offence constituting carrying a knife or a number of scenarios along those lines
However I dare say with the inside knowledge User will also be able to state definitively what happened
Tim Hall
Guest
Brown cheese. Don't forget the brown cheese.
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User482
Guest
^ Cunobelin thinks it's a sandwich.
