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Happy Birthday Dingogirl!

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jerseyangel Proficient
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Susan,

What a lovely, magical end to your birthday! That is so sweet and potentially romantic. :rolleyes:

I'm so glad you shared this--I'm so happy for you, you deserve some magic :D

I predict this is not the end of the story.....I'm not getting all excited.....just sayin B)

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SUSIE !!

What a great way to end your day at work! :lol::lol:

(trying not to get excited for you and am settling down :ph34r: )

...and anyway a new friend is good!

:D:D:D

Mtndog Collaborator
Mtndog
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OK- I'll keep my pantalones on.....but at least you had a good flirting romp with a nice, cute boy. That's ALL I'm saying! :D:D:P

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Now don't get all excited everyone. Just settle down.

Too late....I'm totally EXCITED about this! :D:D

I'ts WAY cute and PERFECT that it happened on your Birthday. Nuff said. ;)

I wonder if he likes cabins though?? B)

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Mtndog
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I wonder if he likes cabins though?? B)

He better! And dingos too!

Rachel- You look great!

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Bev,

"coming tuesday" How cute!!!

jerseyangel Proficient
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OK- I'll keep my pantalones on.....

:D:D

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Mtndog Collaborator
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My friend Scott and I have this goofy saying when either one of us gets too excited. "Sus pantalones es en fuego!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" (very very poor Spanish for "Your pants are on fire!). I call him Scooty Pantalones and he calls me Bevvy Pants.

Yes- he is coming Tuesday (see avatar) and yes, "Mis pantalones es en fuego!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" :D:D:P

jerseyangel Proficient
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:lol: Bev. I wonder how they say--Don't get your pantalones in a knot? :P

That puppy has the most adorable face I've ever seen! Makes you want to just hug him :) I'm so glad he's (she's?) joining your family.

nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
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Yes- he is coming Tuesday (see avatar) and yes, "Mis pantalones es en fuego!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" :D:D:P

:lol::lol::lol: ..or (in French) ''mon pantalon est sur le feu''

OMG Bev that puppy is very very cute !!

..more details needed, what breed? how old is he? what will you name him? etc,etc....

jerseyangel Proficient
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Yes! What Nikki said (hi Nikki :D )--more details, please!

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Mtndog
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Ok Ok.....I'll start a new thread caleed "New family member" so as not to hijack Susie's birthday thread!

I think "Don't get you panties in a twist" en espanol would be "No vuelta sus calzoncillos!"

CarlaB Enthusiast
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Bev, cute pup ... you're right, poor Spanish! The thing is, if you translate "don't get your panties in a twist" they just wouldn't get it! Often the different languages have different idiomatic phrases that other languages don't use.

DingoGirl Enthusiast
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I wonder if he likes cabins though?? B)

yes, he does like cabins. ;)

BEV OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

MY PANTIES ARE ON FIRE!!!!!!!!!!! OMG OMG OMG!!!! you can hijack all you want, but I"ll look for your other thread.......

I am so excited for you and he/she is ADORABLE!!! I want to kiss the little nose!!!!!!! :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

yeah, we need details please!

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lindalee
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Happy Birthday Susan!!! :)

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jenvan
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I'm late, b/c I hardly get on here now, but Happy Birthday girl! Hope it was great!

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