wow i must be part Canadian eh? i use ,,,, up the yang
and run on and on about sentences, and try and use other
words i can not spell.. ;)

i want to take off to the great white north eh, beauty way
to go.

peace,
Joe,,,,,

On 25 Apr 2003, Courtney Hook wrote:

> Actually, I speak Canadian English, which is
> distantly related to the Queen s English. We
> tend to add an "A" to the end of sentences,
> pick and choose which spellings we'll use
> today, such as color or colour, and generally
> throw in far too many commas to create run on
> sentences eh?? :-) I slight smattering of
> French slang is the Grand Finale!!! Regards,
> Courtney
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> From: Bill Peer Date: Friday, April 25, 2003
> 09:16:35 To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
> Subject: The King's English
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> owned eleven air-cooled VW's over the years
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> "butchered" the language but produced
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> reasonable price. I've employed "mechanics"
> who had perfected English but were sloppy in
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> at results rather than "fluff". My manual
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> can intellectually understand the repair
> process. Hence, I pay for what I can't do
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