[jindo37]

does anyone know the right situation to use this idiom for slang: "Fu*k you and the horse you rode in on".

[babyB0Y]

Originally Posted by jindo37

does anyone know the right situation to use this idiom for slang: "Fu*k you and the horse you rode in on".

I think we use this when a boy talk to his bitchy girl friend

[ncxcn]

Originally Posted by alucard00

Wake - woke - waken, don't you know? And your class always begins at 6:30pm?!?

And your sentense must be "I woke up late at 6:30am and was late for school".

ok, thank you for showing me.
no, my class begins at 7:00 am, but i was late because i often go to school by the bus and it takes about 1 hour to reach my school

[waterfall]

Originally Posted by ncxcn

ok, thank you for showing me.
no, my class begins at 7:00 am, but i was late because i often go to school by the bus and it takes about 1 hour to reach my school

It takes about 1 hour to reach my office, too but I'm never be late. So, you should not impute the blame to your status and try your best to reach your class on time.

[ncxcn]

i don't impute the blame to my status, it's really my blame. i had a trouble with my sleep.

' ăn nhiều thì lú, ngủ nhiều thì mê' - mềnh bị cả 2 bợn ợ.
(i don't know how to say that, so please allow me to say that by Vietnamese)

[alucard00]

Originally Posted by waterfall

It takes about 1 hour to reach my office, too but I'm never be late. So, you should not impute the blame to your status and try your best to reach your class on time.

There's a grammar mistakes

I'm never be late

2 to be in 1 sentence, that's impossible . I think you'll know how to correct it, so easy huh?

[Jay]

Originally Posted by waterfall

It takes about 1 hour to reach my office, too but I'm never be late. So, you should not impute the blame to your status and try your best to reach your class on time.

1. can't understand what you were trying to say "impute the blame to your status". can you translate it?
2. you said "should not impute... and try your best..." and that means you were telling him not to try his best.

[doanlm06]

Originally Posted by jindo37

does anyone know the right situation to use this idiom for slang: "Fu*k you and the horse you rode in on".

this sentence seems to be grammatically wrong


anyway, how about us all answering a question of: "what is the best moment I have today?"

[Jay]

Originally Posted by doanlm06

this sentence seems to be grammatically wrong


anyway, how about us all answering a question of: "what is the best moment I have today?"

that was before the alarm clock set off this morning.

[doanlm06]

haha me too. sleeplessness has been killing me.
really like your post