Re: Beautiful fishing pictures!!!
"Yorck ��Muad�dib�� Babinsky" <Yor...@web.de> wrote in message news:399...@web.de... > Do you knpw thta one-hit-wonder-band called "Fishing for compliments"?? > ;-) It's actually a common figure of speech in English, which I'm sure the band named itself after. "Oh, I'm not so special!" is fishing for: "Oh yes, but you are!" -- __ "Space Opera! It's not over __ ('__`> until the Fat Lady explodes." <'__`) // -( �OOL mm )^ \\ `\__/ http://home.t-online.de/home/ulrich.schreglmann/00L.htm \-_/'
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