People who are impossible to understand

[Gandalf]

Is it English you teach Miles?

Seems ironic if thats the case.......

Oi, young man. If you are referring to any typos in my OP that is because I haven't checked it. If you are referring to the impossible to comprehend person, then I take no responsibility for her prior education.

And 'thats' should really have one of these snazzy little things ''''''!

I'm only teasing you, I am in a good mood today as I had a kebab. And so I shall thus insert another cheesy smiley.

not referring to typo's, just thought if it were english you were teaching then.........

What was the kebab made of then?

Nah, I've only taught these students 7 times so far and only teach them a total of 16 times in a semester. Actually only 13 times when you factor in mid and final tests and an initial introduction lesson. So basically whatever there has been from before that is totally beyond my reach. I refuse to take responsibility for this hundred mile an hour elvish chit chat.

The kebab was great. I drove down to the military base and found this new place. It was a bit pricey, but basically a chicken kebab on skewers cooked on hot charcoal and cooked right in front of me. Absolutely delicious. It also came with thick naan bread which was very nice. They were impressed by the fact that I sounded English, I guess they only get military and Korean customers.

[Mark TKO]

I think the only way you can ever be happy in life Miles is to take the advice given to Edmund Blackadder in 1985 and KILL EVERYBODY IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD.

[Mattyhitman]

Is it English you teach Miles?

Seems ironic if thats the case.......

Oi, young man. If you are referring to any typos in my OP that is because I haven't checked it. If you are referring to the impossible to comprehend person, then I take no responsibility for her prior education.

And 'thats' should really have one of these snazzy little things ''''''!

I'm only teasing you, I am in a good mood today as I had a kebab. And so I shall thus insert another cheesy smiley.

not referring to typo's, just thought if it were english you were teaching then.........

What was the kebab made of then?

Nah, I've only taught these students 7 times so far and only teach them a total of 16 times in a semester. Actually only 13 times when you factor in mid and final tests and an initial introduction lesson. So basically whatever there has been from before that is totally beyond my reach. I refuse to take responsibility for this hundred mile an hour elvish chit chat.

The kebab was great. I drove down to the military base and found this new place. It was a bit pricey, but basically a chicken kebab on skewers cooked on hot charcoal and cooked right in front of me. Absolutely delicious. It also came with thick naan bread which was very nice. They were impressed by the fact that I sounded English, I guess they only get military and Korean customers.

Carnt beat a good kebab