LL-L "Songs" 2005.07.01 (04) [E]

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From: "Rikus Kiers" <kiersbv at tiscali.nl>
Subject: LL-L "Songs" 2005.07.01 (01) [E]

Gabriele,
Joking and teasing are not nothing. They have a meaning.
If I were you and got my comments I would think about it.
Think about it and close discussion

GR.
Rikus Kiers

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From: "Global Moose Translations" <globalmoose at t-online.de>
Subject: LL-L "Songs" 2005.07.01 (01) [E]

Ron wrote:
> So far things have gone too far only once, recently, and this between two
> people (who shall remain nameless) who are supposed to share the same
> cultural background.

Shame on them, whoever they are (I've heard they even almost share a last
name). Maybe a stern talking-to might set them straight. Preferably in
Scots. Lots and lots of it.

>(But the difference between them is coastal versus
> hinterland, and I need not spell out which one of these is superior.)

Glad you finally see the light, dearest Reinhard. ;-)

Subversively omnipresent,
Gabriele Kahn

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