Nik wrote in
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Hey Njiky.

Why don't you explain to the nice irish people why the best man at your
weding is preaching intolerance, and you won't denounce him?

"Vic Farthing" wrote in message
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Nik wrote in
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Hey Njiky.

Why don't you explain to the nice irish people why the best man at your
weding is preaching intolerance, and you won't denounce him?

Hey Vicky,

Why don't you explain why there is a superfluous "h" in your surname?

Regards


Donal
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"Vic Farthing" wrote in message
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Nik wrote in
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Hey Njiky.

Why don't you explain to the nice irish people why the best man at your
weding is preaching intolerance, and you won't denounce him?

Hey Vicky,

Why don't you explain why there is a superfluous "h" in your surname?

Hungry? Or do your killfiles just suck?

Ooops, I forgot, ****s like you never use 'em anyway.



Bertie

Nik wrote in
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On Wed, 24 Sep 2003 18:45:15 +0100, Alan Smaill
wrote:

Nik writes:

On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 01:30:08 +0100, Alan Smaill
wrote:

Nik writes:

On Mon, 22 Sep 2003 17:56:03 +0200, Halzebier
wrote:

Hi there!

What's the pronunciation of the name "Cu Chulain"?

Koo cullen.

This reminds me why I was disappointed with Irish Gaelic
pronunciation when I first heard it -- it sounds English.

No it doesn't.

Well, not compared to English of course,

Phew.

but the "c" in the above pronunciation is what you get
from our *nglish friends in similar words, eg in Scottish
Gaelic place names -- unlike the local pronunciation here.

Possibly. I could point you in the direction of a few Gaelgeoiri whose
pronunciations do not mirror English ones though.



Waht a fjuckwit.


Bertie