JazzManJim
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Bindii said:What country lays claim to 42% of Antarctica?
What is <ahem> Australia?
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Bindii said:What country lays claim to 42% of Antarctica?
Bindii said:I love ya Lexie!!!!!![]()
What country lays claim to 42% of Antarctica?
JazzManJim said:
What is <ahem> Australia?
Bindii said:
Neeeerrrpppp wrong answer! Look up!![]()

Jimi6996 said:
Go to sleep!![]()
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Bindii said:Oooooh, another smarty pants!
Yep, its your turn.
*there goes my 15 minutes of fame*
Bindii said:
But I'm scared of the dark......and who's going to tuck me in?![]()
lunatics.JazzManJim said:
You'll get your chance again, hon. You're plenty smart.
The term "geologist" is used for people who study the earth. This term is used for people who study the moon.
kotori said:selenologists?
kotori said:These are the SIX Celtic languages (not all of which are currently extant).
kotori said:These are the SIX Celtic languages (not all of which are currently extant).
kotori said:Close--Bythronic and Goidelic aren't languages so much as families of languages, there are three in each.
So far we've got:
1. Gaelic (I'm assuming you mean Scots Gaelic?)
2. Welsh
3. Cornish
4. Breton
5.
6.
Since the Manx usually go tailless.Jimi6996 said:
OK - Irish
Manx
kotori said:Since the Manx usually go tailless.
But I'm afraid you didn't phrase--ah, fuck that. Your turn.
kotori said:That's how I understand it. Like Italian Spanish Portuguese--you can tell they're related, but not the same. And of course, they are Indo-European, so there are cognates between the Celtic and the Romance languages as well.
kotori said:it's hoser jimi's turn, but i think he went to get some putine
