Ray Mullins wrote:
(off-list)
Hi Steve,
Change that last one to "Ñoñosrodéanme". The first one means "I surround by
idiots", which isn't right any way you look at it.
OK. Got it.
-Steve
Later,
Ray
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Ray Mullins wrote:
Some more ligatures and accents...
From France,
Cæsar Cœuresseulé (Caesar Lonelyheart)
From Brasil or Portugal,
Joãoinho São João (Johnny St. John)
From the Czech Republic, although this is probably grammatically incorrect, as
I know only one Czech word:
Praha sušenky (Prague Cookies)
From México,
Firma de Ayudas Temporales Rodeoporñoños, S.A. de C.V. (I'm
Surrounded by Idiots Temporary Help Company, Inc.)
Later,
Ray
Great. Thanks.
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