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09:59
@snailboat Yep! And 'twas a nice bicycle ride! (0:
 
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14:34
Knock, Knock.
15:28
who's there?
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Scold.
Scold who?
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Scold outside—let me in!
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:-)
lol
:D
It's empty in here.
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15:35
Yeah.
16:22
Solstice!
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Happy Solstice!
Yup, I celebrate my Solstice with one of my computers down. Hehe!
(Still celebrating...)
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Haha!
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What do you do on the Christmas day? Do you celebrate it?
Nope. Probably nothing this year.
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16:27
Same here. For me it is like any other day. We celebrate Eid here.
Oh, oh, maybe I'll buy something for myself anyway. :-)
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Eid al-Fitr (Arabic: عيد الفطر‎ ʻĪd al-Fiṭr, IPA: [ʕiːd al fitˤr], "festival of breaking of the fast"), also called Feast of Breaking the Fast, the Sugar Feast, Bayram (Bajram), the Sweet Festival and the Lesser Eid, is an important religious holiday celebrated by Muslims worldwide that marks the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting (sawm). The religious Eid is a single day during which Muslims are not permitted to fast. The holiday celebrates the conclusion of the 29 or 30 days of dawn-to-sunset fasting during the entire month of Ramadan. The day of Eid, therefore, falls on the first...
@Farooq Oh, but that's around mid-year.
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Yeah, it passed a few months back :-)
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@DamkerngT. So there which day do you celebrate according to Buddhism?
16:32
Oh, it's throughout the year. Basically, three occasions.
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ah, three occasions.
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nods
Don't worry, we Thai people love to celebrate every possible occasion! :-)
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:-)
16:36
New Year we celebrate. Chinese New Year we celebrate, Thai New Year we celebrate. :-)
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Yeah, I like to celebrate new year etc. too. It's fun.
Halloween we entertain ourselves. Valentine's we celebrate, too. And of course, Christmas is a great time for gifts!
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So here I enjoy the weather that is around Christmas. I mean the winters.
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Summers are kind of tough to live here in my opinion.
Ah, I remember you don't like it warm.
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16:39
Yes, I don't :-)
17:17
Good evening all!
Congratulations with the longest night in the history of the Earth!
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@CopperKettle Good evening!
I guess that today next year will be longer than today this year.
Yes (0:
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@CopperKettle Cool cycling pics above.
@Farooq Thanks, Farooq!
Not a lot of cycling, really, just 25 kilometers (0:
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17:21
I see :-)
Tried out heating pads inside my boots. Worked like a charm. (0:
They come in an airtight packaging. You open the packaging, and they start getting warm.
And last for 7 hours.
Other guys danced around after about an hour after we stopped to make fire.
It's one of today's marvels!
..although it was very warm today. It's still +1 C here
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17:23
A nice deer.
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Yeah, a nice pic.
Or elk. (0:
I'd better log off, I'm trying to do a test translation. See you later, Farooq, Damkerng!
See you!
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See ya!
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17:37
@DamkerngT. You are on the other computer I guess, right?
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I got awarded a solstice hat!
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Yay!
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It is like we get hats by the way :-)
From a translators' forum: "Did you know that the Russian word for «sock» is «no sock»?" (0:
@Farooq Yay!
 
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20:15
@Farooq You noticed that! :-)
@Farooq Yay!
@CopperKettle Hehe!
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Hi back!
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So your computer is giving you troubles. It happens to me sometimes. It sucks.
I'm wearing the Solstice Hat the way the Laughing Man would do. :P
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@DamkerngT. Awesome!
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It looks very funny!
20:19
:D
(The Laughing Man style. :-)
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Haha!
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@snailboat Top of the morning to you :-)
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Here it is midnight though.
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@DamkerngT. Is that you?
Ah, nope. Just something I found on the web. :D
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20:24
I gave an answer today.
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@DamkerngT. I see :)
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20:36
So when I speak English I try to speak it clearly. But some people say to me that I stammer (not stutter).
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> To stammer is generally to speak with involuntary pauses or repetitions, as from nervousness or confusion
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It is not a stutter in my opinion because I don't have any speech impediment.
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But still there are some involuntary pauses or repetitions.
Anonymous
@DamkerngT. "Is it idiomatic, what I just said?" is right dislocation
Anonymous
It's true that it's characteristic of speech and not writing
20:50
nods
I think I wrote a comment about that a few hours ago.
Anonymous
Yes, I'm responding to your comment here
Anonymous
Thing is,
Anonymous
> Is it idiomatic, what I have written above?
Anonymous
This is possible, I suppose, but "what I have written above" sounds at least semi-formal
Anonymous
That seems slightly at odds with right dislocation
Anonymous
20:52
@Farooq Hello!
Anonymous
It's not morning here, either.
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Yeah, I remembered later. It is afternoon there :-)
@snailboat They might help each other to write a board or a sign or something. :D
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@snailboat Feel free to correct my comments here as well :-)
@snailboat Ah, you have the Waffle Hat! (Yummy!)
(I guess it might be something related to changing our mind in doing something on SE.)
@Farooq Why "as well"?
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20:58
@DamkerngT. Yes, because snail corrected some past comment of yours above. I was referring to that.
I don't think it was a correction.
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Oh.
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I couldn't find what you wrote though.
Well, strange that you assumed it was a correction.
It's a bit strange that your sentence is about "what I have written above" but you're asking if it is "acceptable in English speech". I think in real life, people sometimes say something similar: Is it idiomatic, what I just said? or Is it idiomatic? I mean, what I just said. It's because it's spontaneous. If we have a little time to think about what we're going to say, then it's more likely that it'll come out as Is what I've just said idiomatic?Damkerng T. 4 hours ago
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@DamkerngT. Ah, okay. I didn't know the context :-)
21:01
You could say that it's a perfection, though. :D
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Yes, it definitely is a perfection :-)
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I gave it +1
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To make up for what I said.
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:-)
Aww... That's not really necessary. But thanks anyway. :-)
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21:03
Sure.
Anonymous
I was responding to the comment with additional information
NVIDIA Control Panel works rather strangely. It dims everything else on my screen, as I told it, except for the mouse cursor!
My mouse cursor is quite a visual attraction at the moment!
Old news: I've just noticed that Intel has stopped manufacturing their mother boards.
(Correction: Only the desktop boards. I think they still do server boards and something else called NUC.)
I got something weird. My "sh" sound whistles!
Aww... It was gone!
I think it's because of the right amount of wetness of my tongue and my mouth.
Anonymous
21:46
Maybe my tone is off.
Anonymous
There've been other times when I've left comments and people assumed I intended them as corrections
Anonymous
So I've gotten responses along the lines of "I don't see how that contradicts what I said"
Anonymous
Oh, well. This communication thing is hard, sometimes.
22:05
> "How is he?"
"I don't think so." Haram answered.
http://ell.stackexchange.com/q/43605/3281
@snailboat It's hard indeed. "I don't think so" can be an answer to "How is he?"!
(I think the answer could even be just "No.")
Anonymous
@DamkerngT. That's definitely infelicitous.
Anonymous
In context, it could mean . . .
Anonymous
"How is he?" "I don't think [you have the right to ask that.]"
Anonymous
But without further context, it seems like the reply makes no sense
It's rather obvious that they share a context that is not obvious to us unless we know what happened during the scene.
I think I've watched this movie in Thai before. Maybe before that line they were trying to find the survivors, with the implication that most of them didn't make it.
 
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23:22
21 C!

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