B4 is a special way to write "before".
Find another three (or more) English words that can be represented by B#, i.. the syllable "be" followed by a number.

(In reply to A few more ... by JayDeeKay)

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"Nie puzle, AZ" ???

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Nie means nice  ?

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 puzle means puzzle ?

and AZ means AT  ?

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Thanks, JDK!!!

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Posted by Ady TZIDON on 2012-01-04 23:49:06