English language question (again, sorry)

[WoodYouLike]

Struggling to find the correct word for this sentence:

Nature's waking up. What about you?

or

Nature's waking up. How about you?

Comments and 'rule of thumb' more than welcome

 

[Gary_M]

Struggling to find the correct word for this sentence:

Nature's waking up. What about you?

or

Nature's waking up. How about you?

Comments and 'rule of thumb' more than welcome

I would say: Nature's waking up. Are you?

 

[joe-90]

I don't think the two are compatible. Nature is waking from a long, cold winter. You are waking after a short nap.


joe

 

[WoodYouLike]

Cheers Gary!

I'll now make it: Nature's waking up! Are you waking up to Nature?
(have to see if it fits in the ad space though )

 

[WoodYouLike]

I don't think the two are compatible. Nature is waking from
a long, cold winter. You are waking after a short nap.

Sorry Joe, you'll have to read as figurative speech, not as an 'natural' occurrence

 

[joe-90]

I don't think the two are compatible. Nature is waking from
a long, cold winter. You are waking after a short nap.

Sorry Joe, you'll have to read as figurative speech, not as an 'natural' occurrence

What's 'natural'?


joe

 

[keyplayer]

Struggling to find the correct word for this sentence:

Nature's waking up. What about you?

or

Nature's waking up. How about you?

Comments and 'rule of thumb' more than welcome

Actually that's two sentences.

 

[WoodYouLike]

Actually that's two sentences.

 

[Gary_M]

Cheers Gary!

I'll now make it: Nature's waking up! Are you waking up to Nature?
(have to see if it fits in the ad space though )

If it's a 'Lonely Hearts' ad, I'd stick to the traditional - tall, handsome, well educated gent,........... etc

 

[WoodYouLike]

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If it's a 'Lonely Hearts' ad, I'd stick to the traditional - tall, handsome, well educated gent,........... etc

Oh you 'wood', 'wood' you ?

 

[Brightness]

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If it's a 'Lonely Hearts' ad, I'd stick to the traditional - tall, handsome, well educated gent,........... etc

Oh you 'wood', 'wood' you ?

LMAO @ Gary but if it is for a lonely hearts then don't forget to add, of wealth, sound mind and has one foot in the grave to fall madly passionately in love with.....

 

[Gary_M]

LMAO @ Gary but if it is for a lonely hearts then don't forget to add, of wealth, sound mind and has one foot in the grave to fall madly passionately in love with.....

You females are such a scheming and devious species

 

[Brightness]

You'd better believe it mate I had a guy fall madly in love with me in Tesco yesterday - or at least that's what he said

He was about 6ft plus and I couldn't reach something so I asked him if he would possibly mind. He saw this chocolate in my trolley (2 big bars for £2.20) that I was getting the kids to go with their Easter eggs and asked me where it was. I pointed and said he could have mine if he wanted and I would get some more - he then declared undying love for me

Some blokes would do anything for chocolate

 

[Gary_M]

................I pointed and said he could have mine if he wanted and I would get some more..........

Hmmm, sounds like you were definitely leading him on - you must have spotted the big bulge in his breeks as he was reaching for the item you wanted from the high shelf - (big bulge referring to WALLET of course)

 

[JohnD]

If it's a 'Lonely Hearts' ad, I'd stick to the traditional - tall or handsome or well or educated or gent