Hi, mmonn, IMHO, meaning of your sentence depends on where you put the word "sometimes". Wherever you put it, it'll emphasise the words following it. I would interpret it as follows: - "SOMETIMES it's good to go to the church" - "It's

Nice to meet you! You are very welcome! It's a pleasure to serve you! Good morning! (especially on Mondays

Gosh, it's the middle of the night in France! What keeps you up that late?

in the US at the moment. Although it's North Carolina (not South), it is still hot here . Cheers, Bubr. (Why do people call me buRB instead of buBR every time? Hasn't Maj incited you to do that?)

Hmm... Alina, did you consider googling "Joe"? "Joe Billy Tommy UK"? "Joe Billy Tommy UK Love"? Well, you know, I tried and found a nice Elvis' CD "Burning love" for just $6.99... "Hound dog", "Big hunk O'Love" - yeah! Sorry to tell you

Well, Sharann, it's a trick. First you say you are far from what you should/want to be, and when she reveals that you are... well, you know... almost perfect... it comes as a nice surprise :D Don't tell anyone!!! PS: You know, every good

Oh my. 23 years old French girl living in Paris with a lot of free time, eager to speak... Why ain't I free? Why ain't I handsome? Why ain't I ... Why ain't I French, after all?! Oh my... Greetings from the States, Fleur!

Hey Deepa, I thought here, - if there is nothing to talk about, maybe it means... that there is nothing to talk about, heh? National Misanthropy award winner, Bubr.

Burst of fire behind your back - Your nightmare today, Running child. Burst of fire towards your eyes Awakes you in sweat, Tired troop. Burst of fire you hold in hands - Who are you and why, Ruthless beast?

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