Just a thought, but controversial I am sure.
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scooter said:xnman said:
The hperglyphics of the dilectum of the languages you guys speak.... lol
Dunno what this means; but, hey, I'm ready to laugh if you can 'plain.
I'm a thinking ... one has to have a PHD of the inner workings of the 7th dimension to understand some things.... and that leaves me out... since I can't even pronounce Logos right.... lets see.... Lou gaws..... Luu guus .... Law gaws.... Log O S.... and then the Canadian way with "eh" on the end....[8-|]
xn = Christan man=man -- Acts 11:26 "....and the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch".
Barney Fife is my hero! He only uses an abacus with 14 rows!
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How did the ancient Greeks pronounce it? [;)]
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xnman said:scooter said:xnman said:
The hperglyphics of the dilectum of the languages you guys speak.... lol
Dunno what this means; but, hey, I'm ready to laugh if you can 'plain.
I'm a thinking ... one has to have a PHD of the inner workings of the 7th dimension to understand some things.... and that leaves me out... since I can't even pronounce Logos right.... lets see.... Lou gaws..... Luu guus .... Law gaws.... Log O S.... and then the Canadian way with "eh" on the end....
The L word certainly can be pronounced differently,,even within a given country. People all have different skills,,as God surely made us as.
To over-Canadian, one can say, 'Howzit goin, eh?' I stick with, 'How are you?', rather than the Bob + Doug Mckenzie stuff from the 80's. I found that embarrassing.
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scooter said:
To over-Canadian, one can say, 'Howzit goin, eh?' I stick with, 'How are you?', rather than the Bob + Doug Mckenzie stuff from the 80's. I found that embarrassing.
Whilst the oxymoron of an 'over-Candian' is puzzling I will pass over that and tell you that I try and avoid asking questions that I don't want the answer to. I stick with 'Greetings Brother/Sister'.
However to the oft repeated instruction 'Have a nice day', my stock response is 'I'm sorry I've made other arrangements!'.
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Mike
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How quickly we moved from bumping to alternative universes (7th dimension) ...
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MJ. Smith said:
How quickly we moved from bumping to alternative universes (7th dimension) ...
In my travels.. I spent some time in Saquenay. CA.... many and most of the people there speak French... and when they do talk " Anglish" they end with "eh".... so I answered one day and ended with "eh".... and they replied in French.... I was told that if I answered with "eh" it was an invitation to speak in French....
I was there for several months.. and learned to love the Canadians.... still email friends there...
And I'm learning that between the Canadians and the British... the American English is surrounded.... I guess the only choice us Americans have is to convert you guys... [8-|]
Talk about the 7th dimension.... that's about like the 7th heaven isn't it?? lol
To tell the truth about bumping.... It's probably a way of bringing attention to something or keeping a thread active... which doesn't hurt anything....
xn = Christan man=man -- Acts 11:26 "....and the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch".
Barney Fife is my hero! He only uses an abacus with 14 rows!
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Mike Binks said:
Whilst the oxymoron of an 'over-Candian'
'over-Canadian; is just a little poetic twinge.
'over-Candian' is merely a mixed spelling opportunity.
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Well, we have a ready-made theme song for those anti-bumpers...
For those not offended by the 70s characterization of a body-positive birthing person, here's the link to some cultural history.
All in fun.
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lol I needed a chuckle... and I remember Soul Train.....
Wouldn't it be great if world leaders could joke with each other as we do on the forums?
xn = Christan man=man -- Acts 11:26 "....and the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch".
Barney Fife is my hero! He only uses an abacus with 14 rows!
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