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Gość: Author No. IP: *.bethere.co.uk 27.03.10, 17:22

"No Strings" - No Serious Relationship.Just fun.
- al.1 Re: No. 27.03.10, 23:07
  
  Excerpt from the leaflet of Holy Trinity Church in Folkestone I
  found amongst my letters:
  
  "This is good news indeed, and we want to share it with you this
  Easter, with no strings and no catch, so that you might share the
  joy and hope that the Easter message gives."
  
  It looks like ladies with no strings are welcome in the church.
  Isn't it? It would be a smashing idea. :)
  
  They might be given rose from the dead ;)
  
  --
  I had a dream that I was on the Moon, but I woke up during new moon
  and couldn't ascertain where in fact I was
  - Gość: Steve No strings IP: *.kajetany.net 28.03.10, 11:20
    
    English readers of the church notice probably wouldn't react the same, as they would call this type of underwear a g-string. 'Geestring' is first recorded from about 1878, but 'no strings attached' is earlier.
    - al.1 Re: No strings 28.03.10, 18:01
      
      So, "no strings", "no g-string" and "no thongs" have the same
      meaning?
      
      --
      I like smirnoff but prefer smirnin
      - u_nasz_w_londynie Re: No strings 01.04.10, 19:35
        
        No strings - bez zobowiazan.
        
        al.1 Re: No strings 03.04.10, 15:00
        
        You are right u_nasz_w_londynie. At last found official
        confirmation. Quote (to
        dictionary.reference.com/browse/no+strings ) :
        
        " - adjective
        done without conditions or limitations: a no-strings proposal.
        
        Origin:
        ‡ 1965–70 "
        
        --
        Cornflakes! Beware of me! I am a cereal killer!

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