Urge

[100%]

Today, For some strange reason,
I had an intense Urge to cut out the letters "I", "K","K","E" out of some cardboard,
place it on my Tshirt
and spray paint the letters on the backside.

I don't know why,
but it made me feel better.

IKKE is an all to much easily used word in the Norwegian language. It is a negative.
In Dutch it would be translated as "niet". In English it translates as "Don't"

[Skiz]

/grateful

[Snee]

Today, For some strange reason,
I had an intense Urge to cut out the letters "I", "K","K","E" out of some cardboard,
place it on my Tshirt
and spray paint the letters on the backside.

I don't know why,
but it made me feel better.

IKKE is an all to much easily used word in the Norwegian language. It is a negative.
In Dutch it would be translated as "niet". In English it translates as "Don't"
O rly, I thought "ikke" = "inte/icke" i.e. "not".

Maybe it can be used for both tho' :unsure:

[thewizeard]

I think you need 100% some time in the Netherlands 100%, for some Dutch lessons, bier, wiet and of course most important, Dutch Wimin :)

..in omgekeerd volgorde :O

[Hairbautt]

I still have the urge to flood the lounge with "Thanks" posts.

[Gripper]

Thanks.

[Hairbautt]

:dry: Get bent.

[Skiz]

No thanks.

[100%]

I think you need 100% some time in the Netherlands 100%, for some Dutch lessons, bier, wiet and of course most impo(rtant, Dutch Wimin :)

..in omgekeerd volgorde :O

ik(ke) mag niet.

[thewizeard]

I think you need 100% some time in the Netherlands 100%, for some Dutch lessons, bier, wiet and of course most impo(rtant, Dutch Wimin :)

..in omgekeerd volgorde :O

ik(ke) mag niet.

http://www.ikkeben.nl/ShowDetail.asp?NewsId=543

Your Mum is a very wise lady indeed. (Do you happen to have her cel-phone number) You could get conperverted and continue to use the pot, for the rest of your known life ( approx 5 years)