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Date Posted: Sat, 10/11/03 4:37am
Author: Ylva
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Linguistic action thriller
In reply to: john mohdom 's message, "Re: Yiddish??" on Thu, 10/ 9/03 9:03pm

>kind of amazing what one can learn on line. 80)

Yeah, eh? :o) Alright, Mr., I get the hint... No worry, I'll be off for some time and have no chance to bother you with totally useless interjections - at least if they are looked upon from the Turtle Island perspective - but hey, take (or leave) them for what they are: little verbal curiosities dashing across cyberspace that some of us who are linguistically interested might get curious about :o) You'll never know when such a word might get you out of a tricky situation; for instance if you have to say: "My name is Modem - Mr. Modem, agent for peace and tolerance". Then, if you're able to puzzle and impress an opponent with an exotic word like "auweia", you're the winner. See you later alligator :o)

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Re: Linguistic action thriller -- john mohdom, Wed, 10/15/03 9:47pm