Ronn Blankenship schreef: > At 12:28 PM 5/14/01 +0200, Sonja wrote: > >The deal with 'Max Havelaar' products is you don't have to trouble yourself to > >go to special places to get them. They are in your local supermarket, > >competing with all the other stuff. And they are growing in popularity. They > >started out with just coffee, then thee > > Umm . . . what if I don't want to be sold by Max Havelaar? 'Thee' is the Dutch word for 'tea'. So just add it to my list of obvious and stupid translation mistakes ... :o) Must be quite a few already. > -- Ronn! :) Maybe there is a market for Ronns? Who knows. Try ebay. Maybe somebody will bite uh...i mean bid. Although I'm not quite sure you'd be sold under a 'Max Havelaar' label. ;o) Sonja
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