Adios!

[Bastoise99]

Good bye everyone! I'm off to New Haven conneticut to attend a Forensic Tournament at Yale. I leave tomorrow(friday) at 3:00 pm est. I'll be back Sunday at 7:00pm est. Enjoy the forums...

Adios!!!

 

[DarthGohan1]

That sounds cool. Have fun and good luck Blast.
(For a second there i thought you were leaving TBT, so I was glad to see your message).

 

[Bulerias]

See you later, Blast! Have fun!

 

[Lone_Wolf]

make sure your not runnerup!

 

[Smart_Tech_Dragon_15]

Farewell Blast. I hope you have fun on your trip.

 

[Smart_Tech_Dragon_15]

That sounds cool. Have fun and good luck Blast.
(For a second there i thought you were leaving TBT, so I was glad to see your message).

He is very good at doing this. This has happened more than once.

 

[The Rutles]

buy

 

[Mino]

buy

You mean "bye." "Buy" means to purchase something, not a salutation. <__<

Anyways, hope you win.. be sure to tell us what you do in a forensic competition. >__>

Oh, and I see you're learning Spanish.




That time when you said "Vamos" really means we go, what you wanted to say was "Ustedes salen," which means you (plural) go away. It's not really what you meant, but I'm just doing this in terms of Spanish 1.

 

[DarthGohan1]

buy

You mean "bye." "Buy" means to purchase something, not a salutation. <__<

Anyways, hope you win.. be sure to tell us what you do in a forensic competition. >__>

Oh, and I see you're learning Spanish.




That time when you said "Vamos" really means we go, what you wanted to say was "Ustedes salen," which means you (plural) go away. It's not really what you meant, but I'm just doing this in terms of Spanish 1.

i think it would actually be Uds. van, because salen means to go out / leave, but ir means to go, so ir should be used.

 

[Bastoise99]

buy

You mean "bye." "Buy" means to purchase something, not a salutation. <__<

Anyways, hope you win.. be sure to tell us what you do in a forensic competition. >__>

Oh, and I see you're learning Spanish.




That time when you said "Vamos" really means we go, what you wanted to say was "Ustedes salen," which means you (plural) go away. It's not really what you meant, but I'm just doing this in terms of Spanish 1.

Yeah, I could of actually said vais or van now that I think of it...
Anyways, I'll post a new thread here in a sec about my trip.