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Welcome to JREF !!
We can always use new Japanese members here at JREF. Who can know more about Japan then a person born there! There are a lot of nice people here, hope you become part of our big family.
Uncle Frank
We can always use new Japanese members here at JREF. Who can know more about Japan then a person born there! There are a lot of nice people here, hope you become part of our big family.
Uncle Frank
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Hi Neo, welcome to Jref!
I'm a little puzzled though, all of the links in your profile point to English language videos or websites, those concerning animal rights, & specifically dealing with dolphins.
Further, the website that you reference is based in San Francisco, and your avatar's logo is for that of a radio station in San Diego... You also use a non-Japanese yahoo ID... Even your "bad" English is good.
You're not telling porkies are you?
I'm a little puzzled though, all of the links in your profile point to English language videos or websites, those concerning animal rights, & specifically dealing with dolphins.
Further, the website that you reference is based in San Francisco, and your avatar's logo is for that of a radio station in San Diego... You also use a non-Japanese yahoo ID... Even your "bad" English is good.
You're not telling porkies are you?
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hideway
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Hey welcome to the jref forums.
I find your way of constructing english sentences very interesting (no provokation intended), is it like that that japanese build their sentences? Like a serie of independent, but related, sentences? I'm asking this because it is the idea I have about how japanese sentence building really looks like.
I find your way of constructing english sentences very interesting (no provokation intended), is it like that that japanese build their sentences? Like a serie of independent, but related, sentences? I'm asking this because it is the idea I have about how japanese sentence building really looks like.
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Absolute Zero
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Hello and welcome, new person. Welcome to the site snd enjoy your stay at Jref.
- 21 May 2003
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Hummmm????
First time I saw someone take the time to erase all their posts ? I get the feeling the person will never be heard from again
Uncle Frank
First time I saw someone take the time to erase all their posts ? I get the feeling the person will never be heard from again
Uncle Frank
- 8 Mar 2005
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After they needlessly deleted the information in their profile that seemed contradictory to their personae... Oh well... I think I've a pretty good eye for charlatans...
