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lush and verdant, like a lush and verdant meadow
mist, like a misty meadow
Once heard a story about a lady's product like a hair roller or something that was called Mist in English speaking countries. Was marketed in Germany and didn't do so well. Turns out in German Mist means dung.
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You CAN get there from here! To all those pessimists!
Oooh, "lush and verdant," I've always liked that.
I couldn't rep you.
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"If you're always gonna do what you always did, you're always gonna get what you always got."
Maybe this is a bit of a curve ball, but when I was stationed in Germany, I enjoyed reading the Stars & Stripes, a newspaper published for U.S. military forces overseas. One of the staff reporters was a woman named "Dee Dee Arrington Doke"; I think hers is one of the most interesting names I've ever heard.
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