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[JEL]

Originally Posted by Dakota

You mean British into American?

Nope, They speak English 'cross the big pond, and we speak real English here in Jawja!

Now, the new son-in-law (well, had him a bit more than a year) is from Boston, his parents are Portugese, and still speak that as well! Good thing the daughter can translate his English!

Keep him and the DD in your thoughts and prayers (and all in their situation). They celebrated their first anniversary last month by shipping him out to Iraq!

I wish they could all come home!

[ukumpire]

I wish they could all come home![/QUOTE]

Ditto ... (Is that both BE & AE!! )

[Paddy]

Originally Posted by ukumpire

Ditto ... (Is that both BE & AE!! )

Just for future reference
BE = British English
What is AE ? It can either be American or Australian English.

[Dakota]

Originally Posted by Paddy

Just for future reference
BE = British English
What is AE ? It can either be American or Australian English.

Well, then, is BE British English, Botswana English, Belizean English, Barbadian English, Brunei English, or Bahamian English?

[Skahtboi]

I am just glad I didn't chime in with what I thought the "peaks" were that were being referred to in this thread.

[MNBlue]

Scott,

Get your mind out of the gutter. It's getting too crowded in here.

[Steve M]

Originally Posted by Skahtboi

I am just glad I didn't chime in with what I thought the "peaks" were that were being referred to in this thread.

I gotta admit, I had simialr thoughts about peaks - or was it peeks?

[Dakota]