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    Too funny!!

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    I was just discussing the anamoly of how some people seem to just wonder through life not getting it. Astounding.

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    I wonder if he assumed that all "highlanders" only spoke Gaelic?
    "I find that a great part of the information I have was acquired by looking up something and finding something else on the way."
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    moved
    Last edited by Kilted in Maine; 30th June 08 at 11:24 AM.

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    That's hilarious, thanks for sharing the story.
    Animo non astutia

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    That's rich! What a dolt. Touching upon keeping the old languages alive, I've been studying Irish for some time now, but the only time I really get to speak it is when I'm in western Ireland or at Irish Fest in Milwaukee!

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    One of life's mysteries that I may never understand is why so many people who themselves know only English, and that often not well, seem to believe that anyone can understand English if it is spoken slowly enough and LOUDLY enough.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ian.MacAllan View Post
    One of life's mysteries that I may never understand is why so many people who themselves know only English, and that often not well, seem to believe that anyone can understand English if it is spoken slowly enough and LOUDLY enough.

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    Ooops! I'm guilty of this when I visit the French parts of Canada throwing some French in for good measure. Whilst in Montreal getting a tattoo I was like "I would like my name, le nom tattouged on my, le wrist" I was fortunate that he did tattoo 'Grant' and not 'Le ^%$*&# Idiot'!

    Speaking English in a French accent doesn't seem to work either .

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    I rather enjoyed this story...

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    I greatly enjoyed this story ...

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