Razz

What can I say, I've finally made it to the big time!

You sir, are too cool. I bow to thee.

Indeed I do. As I said, it's like a free pass sometimes. I was going to mention the aural pitfalls of spoken Greek but thought better of it :P. Looks nice though!

I watched Dexter. OMG.

I dunno, I think I give Rita too much of a hard time. Mostly because she's annoying and needy but secondly because she's all up on my man, I can't be having that shit. Yes, I have issues with fictional characters ruining my potential fictional relationships.

I agree, although Lila had to be the single most annoying character ever. The way she said Dexter made me die inside a little each time. I want Deb's foul-mouth, it's not fair she gets away with it.

I love some of the lines from that show. One of season 3's highlights: "Science is a cold, hard bitch with a fourteen inch strap-on."

Don't try and tell me the blisters didn't add to the experience. Pfft! Amateur.

HAAAAAPPPPPY BIIIIIIRTTTHHHHHDAAAAAY YOU FILTHY SLAG!!!!!!!!!

If I don't get a trashed phonecall, I will cry myself to sleep.

xxx

Ok so let's break this down a bit:

Possessives are either masculine or feminine as you probably already knew. "Il mio" is the masculine singular one we're using here. However, when dealing with family members we tend to drop the "Il" and just say "mio" just incase you go confused. The masculine plural is "I miei" (Pronounced "mee-yay". And another little rule, when talking plural, you need to add the "I" back in, so my brothers would actually be "I miei fratelli".

To say someone's called so and so, it's said like "Mio fratello si chiama Matthew". If you want me to explain as to why it's like that, just ask

Thanks, and omg you have insectosaurus in your sig!

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