The Internet is world-wide - yank words often don't work in the real world, "Danish" being one of those, "American" being another. Tyr learning.
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Please don't blame the Danish that Americans misuse words by shortening them.
I'm Danish, by the way, and not the pastry sort.
Og så vil jeg ellers tillade mig at bruge danske ord her hvis det passer mig, og det gør det altså lige nu.
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I think that pretty well says it, although I wouldn't have been so polite.
Cheers
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I wasn't blaming the Danes for anything (well, there were the odd invasions some centuries back =8^) and your not being a pastry was more or less the point I was trying to make.
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Erik Olsen DK skriver:
Aaaah, et ordentligt sprog :-)
Klaus
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snipped-for-privacy@aim.com spake thus:
Hey, you top-posting, know-nothing, Bible-spewing *f****it*, tell us this:
What does the term "World Wide Web" mean to you? What does it mean?
Come on now, we're waiting for your answer.
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tjabba Väl uttalat :) Beowulf
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"Klaus D. Mikkelsen" skrev i meddelandet news: snipped-for-privacy@du.kan.finde.den...
ach! nästan :)) Beowulf