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 ueslteacher
 
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							| Choose the best proverb 
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							| Thanks, Marion, for the honor to choose a picture for the game. It �s the first time I won a game here. It �s hard to find smth entertaining. Nothing comes to my mind, but I �d love to hear your ideas Sophia P. S. Sorry for delay  |  6 Mar 2011      
					
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 johnnyg
 
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							| when in rome, have a cat orgy. |  6 Mar 2011     
					
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 ueslteacher
 
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							| Any creative ideas, friends, besides comments? Sophia |  6 Mar 2011     
					
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 ldthemagicman
 
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							| Dear Sophia,   "Hear no Evil!  See no Evil!  Speak no Evil!   Les |  6 Mar 2011     
					
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 anitarobi
 
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							| The three little kittens they lost their mittens, but they didn �t seem to mind... For spring was near and all appeared to be of the playing kind... But what they needed were glasses indeed, thinking a flutter a mouse... They tried to catch it but it ran, oh wretched, for this  �mouse � flew out of the house.  The three little cats, almost as blind as bats, meaowed all hungry and mad. Meaow, meaow, meaow, meaow, we are now so sad. Oh mother, dear,  come here, come here, for we have lost our mouse. You �ve lost no mouse, get back in the house, you need to wash your eyes. Meaow, meaow, meaow, meaow, you need glasses and I - a disguise. Meaow, meaow,  when the neighbours hear this - I will need a disguise.         sorry, couldn �t help it   (just been working on my preschool lesson plan for the 3 little kittens and saw this pic...)    |  6 Mar 2011     
					
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 anitarobi
 
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							| Ups, a proverb... hm, hm, hm.... sorry, too difficult for me...maybe -  the higher the goal, the bigger the possibilities... no, sorry, my proverbial brain just isn�t working today... |  6 Mar 2011     
					
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 ueslteacher
 
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							| Any working "proverbial" brain? or is my choice too hard for your supermegacreative minds? Sophia |  6 Mar 2011     
					
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 anitarobi
 
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							| A problem shared is a problem halved ...maybe this one? Only their problem is shared between the three so it �s split three ways... (yet the butterfly is still not a mouse:))) - sorry, still stuck on the poem)
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 teresapr
 
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							| The cat at the top is trying to keep the others quiet - Curiosity killed the cat! |  6 Mar 2011     
					
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 DTCF
 
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							| Two is a COMPANY three is a CROWD! |  6 Mar 2011     
					
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