Approach — Rules for posting in here on True Nudists

GrantOriginal Poster

May 4, 2012

There seems to be approaches, like "Hey anyone here in my area", which I think is very bland and poor. Seek and you shall find. This is about contacting communication. who would want to respond to that kind of message?, I certainly would not want to. In most cases the one to have posed the question, wouldn't come face to face with anyone. So, " BIG DEAL "

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ManOfWicklow
Jul 7, 2012
[quote] it can be very time consuming to find similar members.
[/quote]Won't find any similar to me, my Psychologist says I'm a one off.
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Tom === Thomas S. Tierney
Jul 7, 2012
[quote][quote] it can be very time consuming to find similar members.
[/quote]Won't find any similar to me, my Psychologist says I'm a one off.[/quote]If that makes sense in English, please translate it into American.
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ManOfWicklow
Jul 8, 2012
It is a British expression meaning, unique, or only one of it's kind.
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Tom === Thomas S. Tierney
Jul 8, 2012
[quote]It is a British expression meaning, unique, or only one of it's kind.[/quote]Instead of "a one off" shouldn't it be "a one of"

Or did you throw in an extra F
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GrantOriginal Poster
Nov 3, 2012
Post totally misunderstood and misconstrued, sorry guys!!!
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Flokie
Nov 13, 2012
"One off" is also a common phrase in Canada. It's funny how different English-speaking countries can have such different expressions that make complete sense in one country and none at all in another.
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womannudista
Nov 28, 2012
You're right, a little bit of work in the messages are never hurts to know us here.Yes I have noticed is that there is little interaction at the Forum among users, it will leaves everything to the chat?

Tienes razÃ³n, un poquito de trabajo en los mensajes nunca viene mal para conocernos por aquÃ.
Lo que sÃ he notado es que hay poca interacciÃ³n en el foro entre los usuarios, Â¿se deja todo para el chat?
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ME
Member
Sep 23, 2013
[quote]It is a British expression meaning, unique, or only one of it's kind.[/quote]Was that hard to figure out. We use the phrase on the west coast, too. I suppose we use it mostly to refer to theatrical or musical performances that don't tour but are still at the pro level.
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Tom === Thomas S. Tierney
Sep 23, 2013
I have lived on the southern west coast for most of my life. I have no idea what you just said.
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Member
Sep 23, 2013
[quote]It is a British expression meaning, unique, or only one of it's kind.[/quote]Or, in the case of MOW-God saw what he made and said "NEVER AGAIN!!!"
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Member
Sep 23, 2013
[quote]"One off" is also a common phrase in Canada. It's funny how different English-speaking countries can have such different expressions that make complete sense in one country and none at all in another.[/quote]
Agreed-I wish all youse utha peepol wuld talk rite like we do heer in da you ess
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Tom === Thomas S. Tierney
Sep 23, 2013
Yah youse guys gotta learn proper talkin
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ManOfWicklow
Sep 24, 2013
Peepol shud tork propperlee so wee can undastand wot ther sayin.
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Tom === Thomas S. Tierney
Sep 26, 2013
I guess "OFF" was correct.
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ManOfWicklow
Sep 26, 2013
It is for some people.
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to_be_cloths_free
Oct 20, 2013
[quote][quote] it can be very time consuming to find similar members.
[/quote]Won't find any similar to me, my Psychologist says I'm a one off.[/quote]Another way of saying this it that they broke the mould so dose this mean anything to those across the pond.
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