baby are you home yet
COME HOME
i miss your voice

Ruth, that sentence seems fine, if rather formal. I must admit to having word blindness at the moment, from having read it too many times! I think I would probably say something like, 'could you please bring him a drink?'

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hey you. your web page is very beautiful. would you please help me ? it's a silly question but i have to ask it: is 'Can you arrange for somebody to bring him something to drink' a right English sentence ? answering would be so nice! maybe you want to know why i'm asking that strange question ? ok. well, i'm not from England or somewhere its first language is Englisch [but i'm going to move to a british isle! if i finished school, i'll be there! just don't know which of them, yet :] and the sentence sounds very strange to me, so i thoaught it could be helfull to ask a nice girl from the UK (x i have to do a Engish classtest tomorrow and there will also be asked questions containing how to build sentences with 'for noun/pronoun and to + infinitive'. yeah. please answer. yours, Ruth (:

Here's a great nun joke:
A woman runs up to a 100 nuns and says: "Sisters, a horrible sin has been commited in one of your bed chambers!"
99 nuns: "Oh no!"
1 nun: "He He"
The woman continues: "I have found a pair of man's underwear in one of the rooms!"
99 nuns: "Oh no!"
1 nun: "He He"
Woman: "And there was a condom inside the underwear!"
99 nuns: " Oh no!"
1 nun: "He He"
Woman: "Also, there was a hole in that condom!"
99 nuns: "He He"
1 nun: "OH NO!"

Slainte!

The history of Bird'd Custard brings me 2 yur site....must say it was informative...i also enjoyed alot of yur other stufff....slainte from Cape Breton Island!
-=Erin Go Bragh=-

I see you've got Power of One as one of your favourite books. Did you read the sequel?