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Anonymous  +  345164 Fri, 30 Mar 07 01:47 AM

Hi!

Could you please help me with the meaning of the following sentences ?

1) She went to a nightclub to party to Latin tunes;

2) Wills, 24, was downing pints of Stella and shots of sambuca with Household Cavalry pals 

3) William was in a section playing cheesy '80s music;

4)  He invited her back to his barracks for a nightcap;

5) Strapping 6ft 3in Wills towered over 5ft 4in Ana.

Note: All sentences refer to Prince William when he groped a Brazilian girl in Bournemouth, Dorset.

Thanks,

 Dicken  
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Clive  +  345167 Fri, 30 Mar 07 02:23 AM

Hi,

1) She went to a nightclub to party to Latin tunes; to have a good time with his friends while Latin music was playing.

2) Wills, 24, was downing pints of Stella and shots of sambuca drinking large glasses of beer and small glasses of a South American liquor

with Household Cavalry pals 

3) William was in a section playing cheesy '80s music; In the area where he was, unsophisticated music that was popular in the 1980's was being played

4)  He invited her back to his barracks for a nightcap; to his military bedroom for a final drink,

5) Strapping 6ft 3in Wills towered over 5ft 4in Ana.He was much taller than her. Is this guy really  that tall? He had a tall mother, taller than his father.

Gives a new meaning to the term, high society.Big Smile [:D]Big Smile [:D] Can you understand my little joke?

Best wishes, Clive
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Anonymous, 2 yr 239 days ago

Hi, Clive!

     Thanks so much for your answers. And I suppose I understood your litlle joke. Hahahah!!!.   

     Best wishes,

     Dicken

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