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Cedar Point is the ultimate amsuement park. Some of those roller coasters... I drank 1 beer, 20oz, for $10.69. Eek.

#GoCubs

It is an amazing park, it's the roller coaster capital of the world. The thrasher and Milenium force are the scariest experiences of my life. I love them.

My Mrs has just told me that we have to go here when we go over on holiday again. Has anyone been?

AND £6 FOR A PINT!!!! OMFG! More expensive than London clubs.

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The debate on the players names and the new topic names are ridiculous..


Let's write some emails to chelseafc.com to rename the profiles :D

http://www.chelseafc.com/teams/first-team.html

Some people need to spend more time outside.

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Hi @Stingray I want to know because you are born in Belgium when did you start learning English and how long did it take you to be comfortable speaking English fluently and how widely spoken is English in Belgium and is or are all the signs in stores names on the buildings are in Belgian or with English also so that like the Visitors and Tourists. so that it helps non speaking Belgians to feel comfortable and more likely go to Belgium again because they use English more widely.

I don't know much about any Country other than South Africa and New Zealand and because I have never traveled any country in the world except traveling in RSA and NZL Where I was born and live. so I would like to know more about other than just doing online research because talking directly to people is more enjoyable than researching it online.

also any other members on here you read this you can also add your views on your countries as well if you want to.

I have Lived over 10 years in New Zealand since Tuesday 21 June 2005 at 11:45 am NZST when I landed in Auckland Airport. I have forgotten everything about South Africa since I have immigrated because I was 14 years old at the time so I don't really remember much about what South Africa has become since I left.

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Hi @Stingray I want to know because you are born in Belgium when did you start learning English and how long did it take you to be comfortable speaking English fluently and how widely spoken is English in Belgium and is or are all the signs in stores names on the buildings are in Belgian or with English also so that like the Visitors and Tourist. so that it helps non speaking Belgians to feel comfortable and more likely go to Belgium again because they use English more widely.

I don't know much about any Country other than South Africa and New Zealand and because I have never traveled any country in the world except traveling in RSA and NZL Where I was born and live. so I would like to know more about other than just doing online research because talking directly to people is more enjoyable than researching it online.

also any other members on here you read this you can also add your views on your countries as well if you want to.

I have Lived over 10 years in New Zealand since Tuesday 21 June 2005 at 11:45 am NZST when I landed in Auckland Airport. I have forgotten everything about South Africa since I have immigrated because I was 14 years old at the time so I don't really remember much about what South Africa has become since I left.

Hey Kevin,

I started English really early - at around 7 - since my best friend was a British son of an expat. I think it just came automatically. However, I think pretty much here speaks English at a decent level. Tourist signs are indeed often in English for tourists, but they include the three national languages as well (Dutch, French and Germen). We all get those languages in school (well, English, French and Dutch anyway; German is optional).

What we do do is create really large amounts of signs. Since we have been overrun by the Germans twice, we do this as a deterrent strategy. It will confuse them and drive them back home. In total we have 1.622.623 signs on a population of 10.000.000

To illustrate:

Sign that says deviation in two languages:

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More confusion:

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or this one - ultimate confusion!

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The second strategy we use to deter the germans is build really ugly houses. for reference check:

http://uglybelgianhouses.goodsie.com/ugly-belgianhouses-book

To illustrate:

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But our third strategy is most genius. We use music and a lot of our singers are even named Kevin. Germans cannot tand our music, but we love it after we drank all our beers. For example: this is called 'common and do it - and yes it is about sex.

All the hot chicks even sing about Kevin all the time:

Greetings from Belgium! You should come and visit us sometimes! You would make a great singer!

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It was before I was old enough to get into it but Ive just been looking into footballing injuries.

I came across this tacle on Citehs David Busst. He had a compound fracture (where the bone comes thru the skin) He had 26 operations and got MRSA in hospital

This is what the poor sod looks like now

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God I hope Kris bryant isn't next.

I'm not saying they were but all the so called 'gang rapes' Ive seen in the media by sportsmen (normally footballers) has been a girl that was totally up for it and made it into a money making opportunity.

Of course if it wasn't Id be more than happy to get stan out and cut it off myself. Along with a nice Chelsea smile.

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Happy onam to all malayalee friends here

I was in Kerala one year during this time and had a great time. If I remember righ it lasts a week or 2. Different rituals each day. The feast day was my fave because all people did all day was eat. But I remember there was a boat race lots of singing and dancing a good old time was had by all.

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I was in Kerala one year during this time and had a great time. If I remember righ it lasts a week or 2. Different rituals each day. The feast day was my fave because all people did all day was eat. But I remember there was a boat race lots of singing and dancing a good old time was had by all.

Wow great to hear that. Mind if I ask you what was you doing here and where you stayed?

Yes its actually 12 days of festival and today 10th day is the most important. Even Chelsea facebook page posted about it today. It was totally awesome.

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Wow great to hear that. Mind if I ask you what was you doing here and where you stayed?

Yes its actually 12 days of festival and today 10th day is the most important. Even Chelsea facebook page posted about it today. It was totally awesome.

Goto India most years mainly north Goa just doing too much partying. But got a mate from Kerala and a few of us went down for a family wedding. But been there a couple of times.First time I took 10 months driving an old Enfield from Manali right down to Kovalam. Went over to Sri Lanka/Maldives. Beautiful. Plus great fishing. Fell in love and go back every chance we get. Alot of places changed alot tho. Not all for good.

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guys have you seen this funny video on facebook yet.

https://www.facebook.com/Laughing.Cry/videos/10151964364156626/

it was posted on - 21 April 2014

Might just be my lsense of humour but there must be some very strange blokes around.

Im pretty open minded towards alot of things and Im quite live and let live unless its effecting someone elses life,

But I justt dont get where these guys are coming from. Theyre called the living dolls and they spend small fortunes getting these doll suits made for them. They say its not sexual!

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Might just be my lsense of humour but there must be some very strange blokes around.

Im pretty open minded towards alot of things and Im quite live and let live unless its effecting someone elses life,

But I justt dont get where these guys are coming from. Theyre called the living dolls and they spend small fortunes getting these doll suits made for them. They say its not sexual!

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The link doesn´t seem to work for me, but i must admit that those GIFs of yours, are kinda creepy and disturbing.

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The link doesn´t seem to work for me, but i must admit that those GIFs of yours, are kinda creepy and disturbing.

the person deleted the facebook video. because it was getting too much traffic and views again.

here is the youtube video of it.

Review of DANGEROUS Japanese Fanny Flambeaux doll.
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