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by **LENA** » Tue May 01, 2007 6:04 pm

zan wrote:
LENA wrote:
zan wrote:Lena

I keep forgetting that English humour is a little different to yours. I will let Bir explain this one.

Sorry Zan...I am working on a paper and I am a bit serious...+=

What are you doing on the forum ......Get back to work woman. Concentrate.

ok ok ... I guess now is your turn...

but please I have sensitive skin ... be nice with me ok???

by **LENA** » Tue May 01, 2007 6:11 pm

Birkibrisli wrote:
LENA wrote:
zan wrote:Lena

I keep forgetting that English humour is a little different to yours. I will let Bir explain this one.

Sorry Zan...I am working on a paper and I am a bit serious...+=

He is being his usual crude self,Lena mou...Just ignore him.He is on a very slippery pole with that comment...

Ok birtanem ... but what do you mean by the slippery pole...is that what I think it is

??or not

by **zan** » Tue May 01, 2007 6:12 pm

LENA wrote:
zan wrote:
LENA wrote:
zan wrote:Lena

I keep forgetting that English humour is a little different to yours. I will let Bir explain this one.

Sorry Zan...I am working on a paper and I am a bit serious...+=

What are you doing on the forum ......Get back to work woman. Concentrate.

ok ok ... I guess now is your turn... but please I have sensitive skin ... be nice with me ok???

Do not worry mon cherry

I am an expert.

by **Niki** » Tue May 01, 2007 6:43 pm

LENA wrote:
Niki2410 wrote:Best wishes Lena.

Thre isn't an english way to say it other than the obvious but we do dance round the maypole in silly costumes!!!

Only in England!

You made me laugh Niki ... thanks...why do you that?? I thought that is for carnival period!!!

This is a 'may pole' where people dress up and hold on to coloured ribbons dancing around the pole (no more rude comments please :wink:

) for May Day celebrations.

Believe it or not, this is taken very seriously! :lol:

I remember doing this myself when I was little.

by **LENA** » Tue May 01, 2007 6:58 pm

zan wrote:
LENA wrote:
zan wrote:
LENA wrote:
zan wrote:Lena

I keep forgetting that English humour is a little different to yours. I will let Bir explain this one.

Sorry Zan...I am working on a paper and I am a bit serious...+=

What are you doing on the forum ......Get back to work woman. Concentrate.

ok ok ... I guess now is your turn... but please I have sensitive skin ... be nice with me ok???

Do not worry mon cherryI am an expert.

and you say that you are an expert

liar!!!

I am going to take your advise and concentrate

for now!!! xxx

by **LENA** » Tue May 01, 2007 7:01 pm

Niki2410 wrote:
This is a 'may pole' where people dress up and hold on to coloured ribbons dancing around the pole (no more rude comments please ) for May Day celebrations.

Believe it or not, this is taken very seriously!

I remember doing this myself when I was little.

Niki I am sorry if I offended you...I take it serious as well...but why you do that on May Day? Is like celebration of the Spring?

I used to do it a lot when I was younger as well...and to be honest I used do that in nursery school with my children when I used to teach back home...is not that bad to have some fun and to be a child for a while...right?

by **zan** » Tue May 01, 2007 7:07 pm

Niki2410 wrote:
LENA wrote:
Niki2410 wrote:Best wishes Lena.

Thre isn't an english way to say it other than the obvious but we do dance round the maypole in silly costumes!!!

Only in England!

You made me laugh Niki ... thanks...why do you that?? I thought that is for carnival period!!!

This is a 'may pole' where people dress up and hold on to coloured ribbons dancing around the pole (no more rude comments please ) for May Day celebrations.

Believe it or not, this is taken very seriously!

I remember doing this myself when I was little.

You think thats bad. Our form teacher, in my junior school was not only the deputy head mistress but also a country dancing teacher. Instead of playing rounders or football, we danced every P.E lesson. Any music I hear with the traditional "TADA" start, reminds me of.....Heel toe heel toe-one-two-three,heel toe heel toe one-two-three. :lol:

by **cypezokyli** » Tue May 01, 2007 7:11 pm

besides spring..... i would just like to mention that it is the workers day today....

by **Get Real!** » Tue May 01, 2007 7:26 pm

cypezokyli wrote:besides spring..... i would just like to mention that it is the workers day today....

Thanks for the reminder cypezokyli. The way some people are going on in here you'd think it's caricature day! :roll:

by **Niki** » Tue May 01, 2007 7:33 pm

LENA wrote:
Niki2410 wrote:
This is a 'may pole' where people dress up and hold on to coloured ribbons dancing around the pole (no more rude comments please ) for May Day celebrations.

Believe it or not, this is taken very seriously!

I remember doing this myself when I was little.

Niki I am sorry if I offended you...I take it serious as well...but why you do that on May Day? Is like celebration of the Spring?

I used to do it a lot when I was younger as well...and to be honest I used do that in nursery school with my children when I used to teach back home...is not that bad to have some fun and to be a child for a while...right?

Lena not at all, you would never offend me.

The first day of the month of May is known as May Day. It is the time of year when warmer weather begins and flowers and trees start to blossom. It is a time of love and romance, when people celebrate the coming of summer with lots of different customs that are expressions of joy and hope after a long winter. A May Queen is crowned with flowers to add to the festival.

Niki

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