Re: The Truth is out about the Irish, Welsh, Scotch, Mamx, Cornish, and Bretons

On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 08:04:45 -0000, "Walker" <walker@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>"scally" <scally1976@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>On 25 Feb, 23:31, The Highlander <mich...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> On Sat, 24 Feb 2007 09:59:02 -0000, "Walker" <wal...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> wrote:
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>> >Argthenaeus claimed in his Deipnosophists 13.603 that "The Celts, in 
>> >spite
>> >of the fact that their women are very beautiful, prefer boys as ***ual
>> >partners. There are some of them who will regularly go to bed - on
those
>> >animal skins of theirs - with a pair of lovers. (viz.,Wickipedia
Celt).
>> >Why don't you poof-das get a life and shag women instead of young
boys?
>> >Pourquoire vous hommens Celtic et bizarre ne vivrez comme les vrais 
>> >hommes
>> >et foutez les fammes et ne foutez vous pas encore les jueune garcons?
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>> What in the name of God is that last language - a Corsican dialect?
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>> À Paris, dans ma jeunesse, on pouvait entendre des jeunes gamins qui
>> crient, "Regardez! 'Y a trois pédales sur cette Spad là!"
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>> (In Paris, in my young days you could hear street urchins shouting,
>> "Look! There are three pedals on that bike there!"
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>> Pédale, or PD (say Pay Day) is derived from pédéraste; a pervert; and
>> was Paris slang for a homo***ual. A Spad meant an old broken-down
>> bike, so-named from the WW1 French aircraft.
>>
>> All in the interests of educating our English monoglot friends...
>>
>> The Highlander
>>
>> Faodaidh nach ionann na beachdan anns
>> an post seo agus beachdan a' Ghàidheil.
>> The views expressed in this post are
>> not necessarily those of The Highlander.
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>The only way to encourage an English person to learn another language
>is to provide an incentive to do so. Can you think of a reason which
>justifies the efforts involved?
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>Everyone speaks English now-a-days, if they do not then wave a few bank 
>notes under their noses and they start talking English, this is
especially 
>so in France, none of them speak English but wave a few Euro's in their 
>faces and they suddenly know English.
>
Sounds more like London!

The Highlander

Faodaidh nach ionann na beachdan anns
an post seo agus beachdan a' Ghàidheil.
The views expressed in this post are  
not necessarily those of The Highlander.