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resist the temptation..:D


Monkeycatcher is it Selfridge?, I can't remember the first name so i'll leave it at Mr Selfridge :eek:
 
I thought I remembered that. Kind of ironic, isn't it? I wonder if Orville was the first one ever to use an air-sickness bag.

OK - here is my question:
Who proposed the concepts of "deep structure" and "surface structure" of language?
 
Crystal-
I thought this was a thread in which the person that answered the last question correctly was the one to pose a new question, and then that question was addressed by the others.
 
Libre said:
Crystal-
I thought this was a thread in which the person that answered the last question correctly was the one to pose a new question, and then that question was addressed by the others.
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hehe. Okay. Just ignore me. (I didn't carefully read its content.:p ) Have a nice day.
 
NotTheDoctor said:
What's a "croque monsieur" and how's it different from a "croque madame"? :eek:
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just a guess how they are different - a croque monsieur has an epididymus and a croque madame doesn't?
 
UM..I think we're talking food here if I'm not mistaken?

A "croque monsieur" is a hot or possibly toasted ham and cheese sandwich served in your great country.

The "croque madame" is the same except is also has a fried egg on top.

Bon Jour!

BTW I've gotta rush so assuming I'm correct I hope it's OK if you could pose another question for the folks here LOL!...:eek:

Have a great day, bye for now....:)
 
Right answer(s)! Oh, and I'm not French, I just live here. It is a great country, though :eek: .

Ok, next Q: where does the name "Montmartre" come from?

Happy New Year!
 
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