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Re: Cockney (Or Vogon actually )

To: David Massey <105671.471@compuserve.com>
Subject: Re: Cockney (Or Vogon actually )
From: Don Kerr <dkveuro@pop.flash.net>
Date: Sun, 19 Dec 1999 22:58:31 -0600
Cc: "triumphs@autox.team.net" <triumphs@autox.team.net>
Organization: DKV EURO
References: <199912191616_MC2-91B9-89CC@compuserve.com>
OK, here's the Babble Fish Ear plug........ok, Ford what's it
say?
Well it goes..........That is right my old friend.I have been searching
for the correct spelling, have I not.
 .....................John (Quiloquial expression for all acquaintances
to which a formal name sounds,  well
 formal,).
 .....................And now off down the road for a quick half a pint
of beer and a game of darts in my car.
..................... to show my friend my new suit and boots,and I was
able to buy a hat at a bargain at ..................... Woolworth's.
..................... That is after I comb my hair.
..................... Mind you those French are not so bad are
they?(Referance to your comment about being in
......................France.) See you
later.......................END/FIN
 "Good grief Ford", said Arthur." did it really say that?" "Well, in so
many words, yes." Replied Ford.


                              
David Massey wrote:
> 
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> >
> That's right me ol' son. Bin searchin' fer the righ' spellin', aint I
> john? An' narr off dan the frog fer a swift 'arf,and a game a arras, in
> me jam jar, t' show me china me new whistle an' daisies, got a real
> steal at Wollies on a titfer too! That is after I frow a rake fru me
> barnet. Mind you, them kermits aint all bad, eh?  See yer.
> ...........DK
> <
> 
> I think that if you were to translate that into Klingon I would stand a
> better chance at understanding it.  I though I knew quite a few British
> idoms but... whoa!

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