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Not really. The fact is I am no supporter of activities like these. I don't feel the need to tell the whole world who I like to sleep with... or whatever, 'cos this is none of other people's business. It's not a feature by which one should be judged, evaluated or recognized by others. And if homosexuals wish to be a commonplace part of society, then, in my viewpoint, there's no point in standing out like this...

Of course, read carefully what I have written. I just wrote that, meaning that it could be exciting to see how the crowd would react. Tomatoes, eggs, hopefully not stones. It is just fun, I do not support such activities either. You CAN teach someone a lesson, in fact!!!!!!!

OK, then... I'd find it interesting to observe the behavior of some crowds rather at some important occasions... say, political demonstrations, stuff like these. This is nothing; it's just a parade full of people I don't identify with...

OK, now I have breathed out. we mean the same thing. Plenty of conflicts is just misunderstanding.

bukvoun píše:OK, now i have breathed out.

I like your English.

Jeffe píše:

bukvoun píše:OK, now i have breathed out.

I like your English.

Thank you, Jeffe. Michael is surely better as he cultivates his English every day, something you cannot say about me. I live in a non-English speaking country and I must cultivate another language every day.

Jeffe píše:

bukvoun píše:OK, now i have breathed out.

I like your English.

Didn't realize until you pointed that out... This is a lubricated-like-a-fox jargon.

Exactly.

Originally, I just thought he was breathing in and out deeply for some reason... and informing us about it... for some other reason...

Maybe he'd been running?

I meant that I breathed out as a relief that Majkl and I finally spoke the same language. I did not mean anything else.

Oh yes, we shared the tongue.

yes, I have forgotten this phrase. You are an excellent teacher.

I think that some people might have confused to breathe and to sigh, I am afraid, see below.

At least we're all from the same register area, so we can understand Czenglish as well as proper English.

You certainly have the book CzechEnglish - čechismy v angličtině - from Don Sparkling (?), which was issued some 10-12 years ago in Brno. I have got it and I consider it good.