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PRC1964 replied

29 September 2008, 15:40
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

And in English?

This case is quite interesting.

Well that changes the meaning of this Chinese Restaurant: http://www.joyfook.co.uk/restaurant.html
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ratewhore replied

29 September 2008, 15:39
What's the issue with saying 'N**** all of a sudden?

Last edited by ferret; 29 September 2008, 16:01. Reason: Nothing sudden, check your PM. You have now been offically warned ;)
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sasguru replied

29 September 2008, 15:32
And in English?

This case is quite interesting.

Last edited by sasguru; 29 September 2008, 15:35.
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RandyW replied

29 September 2008, 15:28
Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post

In Germany she might be called Fuchs.

Would the singular be Fuch?
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OwlHoot replied

29 September 2008, 15:20
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

If she came from Norway would she be called Fjork?

In Germany she might be called Fuchs.
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sasguru replied

29 September 2008, 15:18
Originally posted by Bob Dalek View Post

nBjörks?

If she came from Norway would she be called Fjork?
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sasguru replied

29 September 2008, 15:17
Originally posted by RandyW View Post

njorks?

Don't be silly. There's no weird looking Icelandic chanteuse called Njork, now is there?
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Bob Dalek replied

29 September 2008, 15:15
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

The one that sounds like the name of the weird looking Icelandic chanteuse.
If there were 2 of her.

HTH

nBjörks?
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RandyW replied

29 September 2008, 15:14
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

The one that sounds like the name of the weird looking Icelandic chanteuse.
If there were 2 of her.

HTH

njorks?
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sasguru replied

29 September 2008, 15:14
Originally posted by RandyW View Post

Which n-word sas?

The one that sounds like the name of the weird looking Icelandic chanteuse.
If there were 2 of her.

HTH
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RandyW replied

29 September 2008, 15:11
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

That's what you are if you can't help using the n-word all the time.

HTH

Which n-word sas?
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sasguru started a topic Dorks!

29 September 2008, 15:11
Dorks!

That's what you are if you can't help using the n-word all the time.

HTH
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