yetigumboots
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pick and choose
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Me again. Can anyone give me a nice simple sentence with �pick� in it. (as in choose) How do you use this word on its own? ...... and don�t say �pick your nose� he he
Yeti xx |
12 Dec 2008
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freddie
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She always picks the cheapest thing on the menu.
because she�s a teacher :)
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12 Dec 2008
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Zora
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"Please pick your partner". "She picks flowers." "They picked a new colour for the bedroom."
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12 Dec 2008
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eng789
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I chose the brown dog, he was the "pick of the litter."
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12 Dec 2008
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ichacantero
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As a child, I was always picked last for sports.
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12 Dec 2008
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eng789
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He couldn�t play his guitar because he had lost his "pick." |
12 Dec 2008
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eng789
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I found this in a dictionary.
pick and choose
to take only what you want from a group. You cannot pick and choose which rules to accept and which to ignore. |
12 Dec 2008
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jennyber
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Now I just couldn�t resist....
you can pick your friends
you can pick your nose
but you can�t pick your friend�s nose ;) |
12 Dec 2008
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eng789
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Techniquely, you could pick your friend�s nose, but who would want to? |
12 Dec 2008
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katiamp
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I try to explain it properly, but she is always picking my brain! (seeking more information) |
12 Dec 2008
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