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wrote not wrought you russian peasantDimon wrote:probably to excited when i wrought it ,so i mixed everything up.
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wrote not wrought you russian peasantDimon wrote:probably to excited when i wrought it ,so i mixed everything up.
Right you are! See such a simple word,and again mistake!I see it,s a joke ,i just got scared he is taking about THIS! Spelling.Pauli Wallnuts wrote:wrote not wrought you russian peasantDimon wrote:probably to excited when i wrought it ,so i mixed everything up.this is only a joke not an insult
OK, fair enough, English is not your first language and I will take this point to apologise. Just a hint, why not download the latest Firefox web browser and install the add-on dictionary widget. This would actually help you learn English as you enter text on the screen, it underlines faulty spelling and/or incorrect use of apostrophes, etc. Only helping out, no worries Dimon.Dimon wrote:Right you are! See such a simple word,and again mistake!I see it,s a joke ,i just got scared he is taking about THIS! Spelling.Pauli Wallnuts wrote:wrote not wrought you russian peasantDimon wrote:probably to excited when i wrought it ,so i mixed everything up.this is only a joke not an insult
Good advice,thank,s i am working on it! I actually do have it, but some time have to send messages from computer at work,witch do not have such an option,internet explorer,that,s why.Nice to meet you TranceTRANCE wrote:OK, fair enough, English is not your first language and I will take this point to apologise. Just a hint, why not download the latest Firefox web browser and install the add-on dictionary widget. This would actually help you learn English as you enter text on the screen, it underlines faulty spelling and/or incorrect use of apostrophes, etc. Only helping out, no worries Dimon.Dimon wrote:Right you are! See such a simple word,and again mistake!I see it,s a joke ,i just got scared he is taking about THIS! Spelling.Pauli Wallnuts wrote: wrote not wrought you russian peasantthis is only a joke not an insult
Except for the fact that Boners experience is years out of date and not an issue now I would agree.Hotdog wrote:whats happend to my thread!! i ask 1 bloody simple question about cheap hotels and what happens, a xenophobe, race-hate, multi cultural, budget priceline war breaks out!its made some interesting reading. cheers for ALL your adivice but not using any bidding sites for same reasons as BONER the wise wouldnt. Gonna wait till closer the time to book now as just lost my job
and might get a bargin in feb 10'!
Ta all
i have stayed in the carlton easily over 7times, its my favourite hotel in the dam, the location is unbeatable imo, but 1 thing i will say is that only the superior & deluxe rooms are actualy 4* the classic rooms are a 3* at best, they are very dated & unlike the sup & dlx you even have to pay to use the fridge, still if you can get for same price as a 2* its very good + insist on a front facing room, MUCH better views than the rear facing 1'sBacSi wrote:And as far as which 4 star you might get through PL NYOP bidding?
The two most likely (based on winners reports) are the NH Carlton and the NH Amsterdam Centre.
Thx for the recommendation, just booked my April trip, and they are very very cheap. I ussualy stay at the Greenhouse but ive paid nearly halfBoner wrote:Try emailing or even phoning the Hotel Cornerhouse: http://www.hotelcornerhouse.nl/ brilliant location, private rooms, no lift but they only charge about £50 a night, I'd happily stop here again.