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geeeez!!!!

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Quote from kinajin on 03/04/10 at 18:54:05:

 
See what I mean, I got rolling out of it and I got sitting (behind).
 
So I interputed it as rolling in the backseat.
 
wow.........along way away from wheel chair.
 
Wica......male doing  pagmiyapi.....rolling / pushing
oankanke...sitting on / behind
 
I tried, but once again came up in the wrong wrong field. Ya hit the ball in right field and I ran left.

Quote from kinajin on 03/05/10 at 06:43:39:

  this what i have done in bed when i have drank to much alkaseltzer, i have "flooded" the bed with an "overflow" of Mni!  

Well Kinajin ?

Yes.
 
Real man and Real woman.
 
 

Quote from jdshearer on 03/16/10 at 16:14:24:

Hau jdshearer, slolwaye sni yelo! But i have heard an elderly woman say this to an elderly man whom i believe was her husband. But the word does not mean husband literally.
Oyakahniga huwo?  

Interesting!
The term must be utilized by a man & a woman who are married? Yes/No?
 
Can they not be married an still reference each other as such?

Quote from Wakalapi on 03/16/10 at 16:38:54:

 
 
kind of like when people refer to a spouse as their better half?

Hau Mitakuyepi,  
Hinhanni waste! Toniktu ka hwo?