Good Luck, Jim!

In article , StellaStar says...

I was thinking of force feeding him Lute fish .

It's lutefisk.
Jeez, Chuck, aren't you Norwegian?

Actually I was born in a Polish Ghetto in Skandortriskedernqvaskgewottern Norway
a small non discript village.Sven Koloczynski was one of my best friends :-) But
actually your right about the spelling ,I was just testing ya.
I rate Lutefisk right up there with kimche .

See ya

Chuck (bork de bork) S

Chuck

What's wrong with Kimche? It grows on you after a while like Martini's
G You must have gotten some that wasn't fully 'ripe'?

Big John


On 29 Oct 2003 05:24:21 -0800, ChuckSlusarczyk
wrote:

In article , StellaStar says...

I was thinking of force feeding him Lute fish .

It's lutefisk.
Jeez, Chuck, aren't you Norwegian?

Actually I was born in a Polish Ghetto in Skandortriskedernqvaskgewottern Norway
a small non discript village.Sven Koloczynski was one of my best friends :-) But
actually your right about the spelling ,I was just testing ya.
I rate Lutefisk right up there with kimche .

See ya

Chuck (bork de bork) S

In article , Big John says...

My brother likes it but I think it should be re buried and allowed to rest in
peace :-)

See ya

Chuck



Chuck

What's wrong with Kimche? It grows on you after a while like Martini's
G You must have gotten some that wasn't fully 'ripe'?

Big John

Actually I was born in a Polish Ghetto in Skandortriskedernqvaskgewottern
Norway
a small non discript village.

Ok, 2 questions: how do you pronounce that and how long does it take to say?

Dan, U. S. Air Force, retired

In article , B2431 says...

Like a lot of words it's spelled one way and pronounced another it's spelled
Skandortriskedernqvaskgewottern but pronounced Cleveland :-)

See ya

Chuck



Actually I was born in a Polish Ghetto in Skandortriskedernqvaskgewottern
Norway
a small non discript village.

Ok, 2 questions: how do you pronounce that and how long does it take to say?

Dan, U. S. Air Force, retired

Ha Ha That was really good!
"ChuckSlusarczyk" wrote in message
...
In article , B2431 says...

Like a lot of words it's spelled one way and pronounced another it's
spelled
Skandortriskedernqvaskgewottern but pronounced Cleveland :-)

See ya

Chuck



Actually I was born in a Polish Ghetto in
Skandortriskedernqvaskgewottern
Norway
a small non discript village.

Ok, 2 questions: how do you pronounce that and how long does it take to
say?

Dan, U. S. Air Force, retired

From: ChuckSlusarczyk

Interesting how language can be so confusing. Picture a man from China reading
the headline "Smith Pronounced President" in the Hew York Times.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

B2431 says...

Like a lot of words it's spelled one way and pronounced another it's spelled
Skandortriskedernqvaskgewottern but pronounced Cleveland :-)

See ya

Chuck



Actually I was born in a Polish Ghetto in Skandortriskedernqvaskgewottern
Norway
a small non discript village.

Ok, 2 questions: how do you pronounce that and how long does it take to say?

Dan, U. S. Air Force, retired

In article , B2431 says...

From: ChuckSlusarczyk

Interesting how language can be so confusing. Picture a man from China reading
the headline "Smith Pronounced President" in the Hew York Times.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired


Makes one wonder how many wars started because of miscommunications.Like saying
" Why do you want to fight?? or Why!! do you want to fight??
That's what a lot of my problems with zoom had to do with. He played with words
to create a perception that was different then the reality.

See ya

Chuck

ChuckSlusarczyk wrote:


He played with words
to create a perception that was different then the reality.

See ya

Chuck


Or:
"He played with words to create a perception that was different. Then,
reality."

I like it better that way.

B.S.

Chuck Slusarczyk wrote:

He played with words to create a perception that was different then the
reality.

Ben Sego replied:

Or:
"He played with words to create a perception that was different. Then,
reality."

I like it better that way.

Only one problem: what Chuck intended to write was: "He played with words
to create a perception that was different than the reality." Notice
"different than" rather than "different then." (BTW, this is *NOT* a
speeling flame. :-)

Russell Kent
P.S. I actually typed it that way accidently, but decided I liked the
serendipitous humor.