ColeBOzbourne

Quite disgusting indeed! However 'cave' can be slang for vagina, also known as the 'magic cave', and as such is demeaning anyone identifying as female. Orifice dwellers would be more appropriate.

Introverted

Sorry, I wasn't thinking. A common topic of conversation among cavepersons sitting around the campfire was what pronouns they wanted to be called by. That's a well known fact that I just made up.

I also heard about the skeletons. Archaeologists studying remains of prehistoric men...or 'persons'...should not identify the remains as male or female. After all, we cannot be sure how that 'caveperson' identified himself as he chewed away on that wooly mammoth. It makes sense, because I've seen a few along Soi 4 that look like transgendered cavemen.

Undercover

Logs

Ugly

Aromatic

Birches

Phoenix

Ellie

Hillbilly

Blue-Footed

Circumference

3.14

Vampires

Effect

Periodic (Table)

Carats

Bully

Warfare

Kinky

Peeping (Tom)

Observational

Video Summary #5: Studying a Language: Vocabulary and Sample Sentences. *The girl’s name is ปรารถนา, which is a poetic/eloquent way of saying ‘To want or desire’. 1. Verb = คำกริยา The word 'to run' is a verb. (คำว่า 'วิ่ง' เป็นคำกริยา) 2. Noun = คำนาม The subject of a sentence is usually a noun. (ประธานของประโยคมักเป็นคำนาม) 3. Lesson = บทเรียน Today's lesson is very difficult. (บทเรียนวันนี้ยากมาก) 4. Question = คำถาม The teacher asked questions to the students. (คุณครูถามคำถามกับนักเรียน) 5. To read aloud = อ่านออกเสียง To read a sentence aloud helps you remember it. (การอ่านออกเสียงทำให้จำประโยคได้) Video length: 01:19