Sickmont

Sickmont

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  • rainbowberry
    Oh yeah sorry, a My Little Pony. Remember I said I bought one last week whilst out with my Mum even though I already had it? Well I've bought the same one again as it has a different design on its head and rump. So I have 3 Rainbow Dash's. I needed my Mum with me today to give me a good slap and bring me back to the real world.
    rainbowberry
    LOL, well I don't know you as Chris, I don't look or think of you and think 'that's Chris'. You're Sickmont and I'm going to give you your very own ringtone. You'll never guess what I also bought at the shop, a MLP, even though I have two of them already.
    rainbowberry
    Yeah you can put me under what name you like on your phone. I haven't put you under Chris though. It's Friday so today will always be good. I'm just off out shopping, won't be long. Speak to you when I get back pumpkin.
    rainbowberry
    You mean you haven't learnt it off by heart yet? :shocked: I put yours in yesterday lunchtime. I know yours, it has a 0 at the end. Did you put it under 'Kate'?
    rainbowberry
    Yep that's what I read +1 for the US. Sorry I meant for dialling to the UK. Sometimes I just assume that everyone is channed in to my wavelength. I'm sure it's something like +44 for the UK.

    Sorry I had to delete the message the first time because thicko me put it in the wrong place.
    rainbowberry
    I love the way you spelt 'argument' wrong big bear, you did that on purpose. Do you know the international dialling code to text or phone?
    rainbowberry
    You're smarter, well you use bigger words than me that sometimes I have to look up, I can spell better though, sorry but I can. I'm gonna have to find out the international code sometime so at least I can text you when you leave me all lonely at the weekends.
    rainbowberry
    Ha, she meant colonial, please excuse my geography, I wouldn't know if you're Eastern or Western and my Dad's a geography teacher :oops: You're good looking and smart, you got that right.
    rainbowberry
    :lol: Sicky and I bet you can drop that phone on the floor and stamp on it and it would still work. I don't understand half of my phone, I only really got it for the internet and 5mp camera. It's got Nokia maps on which is interesting, a bit like sat nav gone wrong, mind you I'd still have to turn the phone map to the direction I was driving in just like a normal map (girl thing). My Mum told me that people from NJ often seem quite Western,(I'm unsure if I've got the 'Western' bit right, if I haven't she means Europe way).

    Pony Girl, LOL.
    rainbowberry
    She said they always called it SMS (Short Message Service). It will cost me 20p to txt or 50p for a photo. Have you got a camera phone? I have noticed a few of the terms you use are the same as me and not what I'd expect from an American, like you said 'Autumn' once, not 'fall'.
    rainbowberry
    I've just looked at it, how cheap? Why's mine 30p? Look here. How much does it cost you to text abroad then? My cousin who was brought up in LA told me you call it SMS or something.
    rainbowberry
    I'm with Orange, with them I can get free broadband by having a phone contract with them, they even used to give away free cinema tickets on Wednesday's too. They're not the cheapest but I like them. Do you know what 2 cents is in English money?
    rainbowberry
    Often over here if you don't have contract then you get charged more for phoning someone on a different network to you. What network do you have anyway? I gave up with pay-as-you-go after using a top-up card to an old phone I no longer had.
    rainbowberry
    All my calls and texts are free but only within the UK. Does it depend over there when you phone people (in the US) if they're the same network as you?
    rainbowberry
    Of course it's probably cheaper at the weekend. I'll have to look at how much it costs me too. How do pronounce "mi pequeno tesoro"? It's just I want to surprise Connor, his teacher says his Spanish pronounciation is brilliant so I can't just make it up.

    EDIT: Be back soon, just off to lunch.
    rainbowberry
    Of course I do! The same twelve year old that once wrote 'TIT' in foot high letters in the frost with a greasy finger, I never noticed it until I got in the car to come home. He often writes I love you on my car in the mornings complete with hearts and kisses. It must be about 8am where you are?
    rainbowberry
    LOL, that's how I read it, it's your fault, you have a dirty sense of humour. I went out to the car this morning and written in the dew in big letters was "I love you lots and lots". How sweet is that?
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