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Originally posted by Mohoender View PostFor the first one I didn't, it's a french word. And some people around here complain that the french language is not well respected.
However, the meaning behind this word is not entirely positive (and I'm sure it was intended).
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Originally posted by headquarters View Postmore like a babysitter -chaperone is negative in French I thought it meant elderly female relative that sees to it that no premature wedding is nescessary i.e that everything goes according to good manners-
Usuallly, "Chaperonner" someone, is a painful distasteful task.
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Originally posted by Mohoender View PostYou are right. However, it also implies that you cannot be trusted. In the literature, Chaperone are often given to characters who intend not to follow good manners or for girls that are dating man the parents don't want.
Usuallly, "Chaperonner" someone, is a painful distasteful task.I'm guided by the beauty of our weapons...First We Take Manhattan, Jennifer Warnes
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Originally posted by Targan View PostIn Australia thongs are a type of very casual footwear.
U gotto love those aussies....thongs on their feet...then where goes the sandals
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