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Topic: How do you pronounce your name?
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Per Hauberg
Jedi Master Film Handler
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Posts: 883
From: Malling, Denmark
Registered: Jul 2000
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posted 06-11-2003 09:28 AM
Carl
We'll let the swedes do so for a while. -They are not the ones, we are at war with this week. -But i don't believe, even the London Tabloids could have been more dirty/naughty than our local "boulevard-press" were last week up to our football match with the Norwegians. Even I was embarrassed !
Trouble with the swedes is, that every time they get out of their cages and are allowed to take the ferry those 20 minutes to Elsinore, they get so overwhelmingly drunk, that they are not able to even understand each other. Back home, they've got something, they call öl (beer), which due to thorough investigations and lab tests shows up to be, what in Denmark is called "mosevand" - my best translation will be boggy-water. And then, when those otherwise very kind people are dipping their noses in the famous Danish brew (Scoot over, Schaffer), they get grossly intoxicated in no time.
So much for now about the Scandinavian brotherhood. -Our way of loving each other (which we do, -really !) is impossible for other cultures to understand, just as we DO have a problem, getting on with people outside our own farm.
Per
---------------------------------------------------------------- Would someone be so kind to teach me what to do, when i'm writing as long an answer as this one (the answer from You now should not be "shorten up"), and would like to use the SpellCheck. I don't know how to scroll down the Check window, and therefore, i can't check the last lines, nor can i release the trigger at the buttom. I am trying to learn Your language through this Forum, and the SpellCheck is a very welcome help, but...???
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