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Date Posted: 09:03:49 03/17/04 Wed
Author: scottish man
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something nice for a friend

hi there i met a few irish girls on holiday and now that we all are back home we still keep in touch but i would like to say something nice to one in particular could some one help me with a few words of thanks and a few special words to with out coming on to strong and what better way than to say it in gaelic it would be much appreciated if some one could help

thanks ever so much

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Re: something nice for a friend -- Brian O'Cathain, 01:55:59 03/19/04 Fri

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>hi there i met a few irish girls on holiday and now >that we all are back home we still keep in touch but i >would like to say something nice to one in particular >could some one help me with a few words of thanks and >a few special words to with out coming on to strong >and what better way than to say it in gaelic it would >be much appreciated if some one could help > >thanks ever so much
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