Did someone say 'schoolgirl'?

Ok. Thought I'd best go look at your work. I can tell you're not a native speaker from the first page: "For this you have 90 sec" just isn't the right syntax. Depending on how much English you want to learn (obviously none is perfectly acceptable), I'd suggest reading more so you understan...

brewster wrote: ↑Sat Mar 04, 2017 6:34 pm Are you on drugs?

No, Milovana.
















On a separate note

Hi Banquo/Anyone else who might know.

Is there any more information on this?

It doesn't affect me directly but it does seem to me there's a drop in traffic and I'd kind of like it to go up for selfish reasons, namely I happen to like this site and its creative participants.

Thank you.

As above. Looking for a download: it's a fucking excellent one (apart from the odd bit which isn't my 'thing').

Way more than 5.

You have a deliciously dirty mind Miss Kitty.

I can only wonder how alluring you must be in the flesh.

Downloaded trailer. Watching for 3rd time. It's November tomorrow, isn't it?

@ Wolfet. While I'm not the OP, I don't understand what you mean. Can you/someone explain please? Do you mean it will be painful a lot?

Oooh goody! Correctarama here we come! After you finished up in the shower you went to the kitchen to fulfil mistress tess her breakfast wishes) Do you want this in the past tense? It would normally be present simple, you see. I wouldn't really use the 'up' unless you mean a quite specific end is me...

I think Book Guy's being a bit tongue in cheek.

Excellent find.

Is it in your collection now?

Excellent as always again.

Thank you.

You seem to be completely right with her being rosie jones, it looks so similar, do we have any russions here or anyone able to read the language? seems that there is some page that might give us information... http://www.rususa.com/news/news.asp-nid-93899-lang-en While I don't know who she is (but...

Disagree with Makarov's professor(s). Writing like that would be too sterile and inorganic and you don't write for academics who, if they were any good, would not be academic and I liked the simple rhyming and assonance of the '-andy- names. I also 'got' and liked the repetition of 'a kind machine' ...