Newsgroup: it.cultura.linguistica.inglese
Titolo: is there anybody, out of there?

is there anybody, out of there?

 is there anybody, out of there?
We will never know, until they knock on our door :)
-- 
groetjes Renée
The way to know life is to love many things.
 Vincent van Gogh

> is there anybody, out of there?
Out of where?
I think you mean to say 'is there anybody out there?' That's a common 
expression that you can say when you think there is somebody at some 
distance from you but you are not sure of their presence. You can say it 
when asking about life on other planets, or when huddled around a 
campfire in a forest at night, and you hear the suspicious snapping of a 
twig in the distance.
To say 'out of there' even if the phrase differs by only a preposition, 
has a different meaning. It's not a common expression, and one would 
have to imagine a strange event for which it would make sense to say it.
For example, you might dig a deep well and throw several men to the 
bottom of it, and then dare them to climb out, with the promise of a 
reward of 100 gold ducats to whomever succeeds in the task. When you 
return the next day and see several muddied men, collapsed and scattered 
around the opening of the well, but you do not recognize any of them, 
for certain, as one of the men you had thrown down the well, you might 
then ask that particular phrase with all due appropriateness, 'is there 
anybody out of there?' (lose the comma after anybody), and the 'out of 
where' would be fairly clear to all present. To be certain to convey 
your meaning, however, you might want to motion with your head or hand 
toward the well when you say it.

 Out of where?
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maybe he / she meant out of a box? :)
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That's a plausible strange event to imagine. I'll leave it to you to 
write an appropriate scenario.

 is there anybody, out of there?
"No, nobody's here", said an alien voice from outer space.

 
I'm out of there. I'm over here now.
-- 
Joey from NY

it's me! and I'm from aioe!
Yah!, exactly, finally the newsgroup is running again, simply I had to
use another news server!
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 We will never know, until they knock on our door :)
it's me! look I'm 6502, but I changes nickname and I'm from aioe!
Yah!, exactly, finally the newsgroup is running again, simply I had to
use another news server!
I have to change my "faccina" and in few minutes I'll get my usual face
on Usenet :-)
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Look world,
it's me! I'm 6502, but I change nickname and I'm from aioe!
Yah!, exactly, finally the newsgroup is running again, simply I had to
use another news server!. I was offline since the half of november 2010
has it.cultura.linguistica.inglese a sort of blue moon lightning?!
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from november 2007 until august 2010, I did 110 days of ghost recon!!

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 toward the well when you say it.
interesting stuff, but simply it.cultura.linguistica.inglese was out of
order for long time. Probably I posted the short doc "Is there anybody
out of there?", but I didn't know that.
I had to change news server.
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 maybe he meant out of a box? :)
correct! :-) I was alone in the dark, into an empy newsgroup!
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 write an appropriate scenario.
alone in the dark, deep into a black box, a fucking empty newsgroup!
http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alone_in_the_Dark
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yes
in "Castaway" Tom Hanks yells it several time when he wakes on the
beach without knowing he's on a desert island
"Is there somebody out there?" ... "Is () somebody out there" ...
"ANYBODY?" with growing anxiety
anyway , not a great movie to train your listenig skill,
for obvious reasons