Illinois is going to be the shizzle.

Calm down, DE.

[quote=AntiHero3314]My MX AIM screen name is the same as my MX user name.[/quote]

Just go make a team at [url]http://tournament.fantasysports.yahoo.com/[/url] and once you get that far, IM me so I can give you the group ID and password.

Awright, I have to head out. Cya.

Take care, Ray. Thanks for joining.

Wurd up G

cya DN

Im going on the whatever you posted now...

I'm off to bed now too. See you all later.

Later DN.

Night B.

Take care, 'Tender.

"Unable to process request at this time -- error 999
Unfortunately, we are unable to process your request at this time. We apologize for the inconvenience. Please try again later.

Return to Yahoo!"

Message i got after trying to subscribe

Is there another way i can do this?

Do any of you speak Spanish or take a Spanish speaking class?

Im in Spanish III...but i dont know how i pulled it off.

Why do you ask?

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Do any of you speak Spanish or take a Spanish speaking class?[/QUOTE]

I took three years of Spanish, but that probably won't help you :(

DE, are you trying to make a Yahoo! ID?

Me gusta comer mucho = my favorite Spanish sentence :cool:

I did whatever the page said to do. Probably was an ID...

now what am i sopposed to do. Command me at once!

Holly ****, this thread is huge.

[QUOTE=Destroy stuff]Holly ****, this thread is huge.[/QUOTE]

You're quite astute. You show promise.

[QUOTE=Distant Echoes]I did whatever the page said to do. Probably was an ID...

now what am i sopposed to do. Command me at once![/QUOTE]

Okay, did you name your team and everything?

Now go to [url]http://tournament.fantasysports.yahoo.com/men/register/joinprivategroup[/url]

And IM me when you get there.

[QUOTE=AntiHero3314]Me gusta comer mucho = my favorite Spanish sentence :cool:[/QUOTE]

Me gustaria hacer tu en mi caro.

Mine>Yours. :lol:

I would like to do you in my car. :cool:

Tengo hambre para tu madre.

Yo estoy muy abburido is my favorite/most said spanish phrase.

[QUOTE=kombucha mushroom mofo]Me gustaria hacer tu en mi caro.

Mine>Yours. :lol:

I would like to do you in my car. :cool:[/QUOTE]

Hey Kombucha, no matter what language one speaks, he knows what this means:

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........../'/.../..../......./¨¯\
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Question: For instance I was saying "I also use to play baseball.". Where would tambien (also) be placed in that sentence in Spanish?

Eres una hamburguesa.


Badmoon-It doesn't matter. It could go at the beginning or end. Like this

Tambien, yo jeugo baskitbol, or however you spell it in spanish. Or, Yo jeugo baskitbol tambien.

tambien will probably be in the same spot, but since its past tense, the verb will change forms

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Question: For instance I was saying "I also use to play baseball.". Where would tambien (also) be placed in that sentence in Spanish?[/QUOTE]
Yes.

EDIT: just like kombucha said

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Question: For instance I was saying "I also use to play baseball.". Where would tambien (also) be placed in that sentence in Spanish?[/QUOTE]

It doesn't matter, since a translator could read it both ways.

For example, in present tense (forgive me for the lack of accents):

Yo tambien juego el beisbol is the same as Yo juego el beisbol tambien.

I also play baseball = I play baseball also

EDIT: beaten :-\

Basketball = el baloncesto :cool:

Does anyone take any other foreign languages? My school only offers Spanish, so that's what I'm stuck with taking.

refl at Eff. :lol:

NP: Push It Live-Tool

It's only like a million times better than the original.

Pfft, Spanish. German is where it's at. :cool:

Crap, I have a project.

[QUOTE=xxxRoCkJuNkiExxx]Does anyone take any other foreign languages? My school only offers Spanish, so that's what I'm stuck with taking.[/QUOTE]

My school offered Spanish, French, and German, while the school across the way offered Spanish, French, and Russian.

So if you wanted to learn Russian, you had to take a shuttle to the other high school, and vice versa for German.