What Letter is Missing?

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Rosie O'donell

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POLISH ANIA...BEST MASSAGES and G r e ek - w4m (Don Mills)
Date: 2009-11-08, 10:57PM EST
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Here to help you relax, just graduated from my Massage therapy course and ready to work!
I'm a classy European, into fantasies, fetishes, role playing and older gentlemen too!
I'm 5'9 150lbs 34c 29 34 Natural blond hair nd blue eyes
So call me, available until 1am

20 min 60
30 min 80
45 min 110
60 min 150
m/s/o/g add 20
g r e e k add 40

416 917 7**7 (no blocked calls please, and sorry but i don't see Blck clients)

* Location: Don Mills
* it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
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Hint: Look in the brackets for the BOLD, italicized, and underlinded text.
 
and also missing the "a" in "and" (blue eyes).
 
John Williams 785 said:
Also missing the "e" in "blond".
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Blond or Blonde?
The words blond and blonde come from the French and follow somewhat the French pattern. Blond (without the e) is used to describe males, mixed gender, or uncertain gender. Blonde refers to women or female gender.

In modern use, blond is sometimes used for female as well as male, but blonde is preferred for female.
 
Lisa of Toronto said:
lol u know i was getting pissed off when my spell check kept telling me blond was incorrect till i looked it up and now i just tell my spell check to fuck off cuz i d rather be blonde
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They are both correct... it's a matter of choice to use the "e" or not...

You know you can "add" words to the Spell Checker right.

I've also noticed the TERB spell checker doesn't like contractions... (with an apostrophe, e.g. don not= don't, will not = won't etc...)
 
She offers massages and greek, I think there's a lot of letters missing in between. :rolleyes:

I don't see a problem with not allowing blacks, she's upfront with what makes her uncomfortable. Anyone should be allowed to discriminate with who they're intimate with.
Can you imagine if the Human Rights Commission forced her to see people of all races?
 
Cycleguy007 said:
Blond or Blonde?
The words blond and blonde come from the French and follow somewhat the French pattern. Blond (without the e) is used to describe males, mixed gender, or uncertain gender. Blonde refers to women or female gender.

In modern use, blond is sometimes used for female as well as male, but blonde is preferred for female.
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If it was written by a female, than shouldn't it have been blonde? If so, than wasn't my original post that the E was missing correct? You are making me feel like a blond, CG.
 
John Williams 785 said:
If it was written by a female, than shouldn't it have been blonde? If so, than wasn't my original post that the E was missing correct? You are making me feel like a blond, CG.
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You must mean "then" when you use "than".
 
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