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"You can tell a man who boozes
By the company he chooses" ~
And the pig got up and slowly walked away!
Oh, I see. Pardon me, Maverick. I really didn't mean any disrespect to the Welsh language or the Welsh. All I meant to imply is that the pronunciation of some words in Welsh are harsher in some instances than other languages and I was stuck for a way in which to describe these differences. Perhaps gutteral is not the correct term. Could you suggest a more correct description??
Peace,
Rubrick
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Jackie 01/21/02 03:01 AM Bingley 01/21/02 04:32 AM doc_comfort 01/21/02 07:19 AM Bingley 01/21/02 07:38 AM NicholasW 01/21/02 05:12 PM Capital Kiwi 01/22/02 10:19 PM Rubrick 01/26/02 06:36 PM maverick 01/26/02 08:17 PM Rubrick 01/26/02 10:14 PM Faldage 01/28/02 03:41 PM Rubrick 01/28/02 03:54 PM Faldage 01/28/02 04:03 PM Rubrick 01/28/02 04:09 PM Rubrick 01/26/02 11:35 PM maverick 01/27/02 05:04 PM wwh 01/27/02 08:16 PM NicholasW 01/28/02 03:29 PM Sparteye 01/30/02 02:46 PM wwh 01/26/02 08:36 PM
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