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James "Santiago" surpassess 3K posts!

James "Santiago" surpassess 3K posts!

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¡... y si no nos damos cuenta, se nos planta en los 4000 mensajes!

¡Y esperemos que muchos más! Enhorabuena, Santi.

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updated DIC 29, 2008
posted by lazarus1907

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Hasta Yo que lo se todo, he aprendido de usted - asi es la vida
Keep on writitng.

updated DIC 29, 2008
posted by 00769608
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It is wonderful having you to keep me in line. I appreciate your time and efforts.

updated DIC 29, 2008
posted by Daniel
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Acabo de leer este hilo, por pura coincidencia, ya que normalmente no miro este foro. Pero no quería omitir darles las gracias a ustedes por sus comentarios.

updated DIC 29, 2008
posted by 00bacfba
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It's good to have someone as knowledgeable as you here, James!

updated NOV 5, 2008
posted by patch
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congrats

updated NOV 5, 2008
posted by PUNISHER
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Congrats James. You set the bar pretty high!

updated NOV 4, 2008
posted by LadyDi
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We have come to expect the highest caliber of response from James.

(After reading his entire recent thread, I still don't know how to say that in Spanish.)

updated NOV 4, 2008
posted by Natasha
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Enhorabuena.

updated NOV 4, 2008
posted by 00494d19
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James: Te felicito por todos tus comentarios.

samdie said:

A man for all topics (a la Thomas Moore, in case that is not an obvious reference).Rules to live by:1) If someone has already answered the question, hijack the thread with an even more interesting comment. (jeje)2) When the English/Spanish relationship is obvious, provide a parallel/contrasting expression in Japanese (which will favorably impress the cognoscenti and not unduly upset the hoi polloi).¡Enhora buena Don Jaime/Diego!

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updated NOV 4, 2008
posted by ltigo
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A man for all topics (a la Thomas Moore, in case that is not an obvious reference).
Rules to live by:
1) If someone has already answered the question, hijack the thread with an even more interesting comment. (jeje)
2) When the English/Spanish relationship is obvious, provide a parallel/contrasting expression in Japanese (which will favorably impress the cognoscenti and not unduly upset the hoi polloi).

¡Enhora buena Don Jaime/Diego!

updated NOV 4, 2008
posted by samdie
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Un montón de "posts". Enhorabuena Jaime.

updated NOV 4, 2008
posted by Eddy
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¡Felicidades!

updated NOV 4, 2008
posted by Natasha
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