I feel... like throwing my computer out the window and listening with great satisfaction to the pathetic little digital screams as it plummets three stories to plasticky death.

yes.

Did it snow yet? You in the city, me in the country upstate, I think I've seen enough snow for a while. Let some melt then we can have some more.
I like when it snows big fluffy flakes. Before the plows come, early in the morning when everything is quiet and glittering.



anyway, who wants another snow day off from school?

Thank you for posting these beautiful videos, nonsec.

Thank you Erdinc, I just found this post and have sent the link to a friend in Boston. I'm sure she will find it helpful
Chicago was also one of the cities holding a meetup soon for anyone who may be in that area.

Of course we all love men. In fact, I think every girl should own one.

I'm looking for a bi lingual turkish/english dictionary specific to music and musical terms. Online, in a bookstore I can access online, whatever.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

You guys are doing such a great job on this together.
Very exciting.
Thank you!

Because the word itself indicates the feminine. And where we may not equate 'beautiful' with femininity per se, in this case I think it would be taken that way.

This is only my guess, bod. Certainly you gave a more specific idea in your last post of what it is you're after. Maybe it will make more sense now to a native turkish speaker.

Hmmmm hoping I understand where you're coming from, bod...
If you really want to call a guy 'beautiful' you can get away with güzelim. Though, if he's turk (and straight) I really wouldn't advise it.
On the other hand, I get away with calling some of them 'beautiful' (using english) all the time.
There's that very subtle distinction which many people may not notice or acknowlege (or appreciate).

ok? was I on the right track?