XPost: soc.culture.welsh, soc.culture.cornish, soc.culture.irish
XPost: soc.culture.scottish
From: josiah-jenkins@dsl.pipex.com
Whilst perusing Usenet on 25 Feb 2007 17:13:24 -0800, I read these
words from "scally" :
>On 25 Feb, 23:31, The Highlander wrote:
>> On Sat, 24 Feb 2007 09:59:02 -0000, "Walker"
>> wrote:
>>
>> >Argthenaeus claimed in his Deipnosophists 13.603 that "The Celts, in spite
>> >of the fact that their women are very beautiful, prefer boys as sexual
>> >partners. There are some of them who will regularly go to bed - on those
>> >animal skins of theirs - with a pair of lovers. (viz.,Wickipedia Celt).
>> >Why don't you poof-das get a life and shag women instead of young boys?
>> >Pourquoire vous hommens Celtic et bizarre ne vivrez comme les vrais hommes
>> >et foutez les fammes et ne foutez vous pas encore les jueune garcons?
>>
>> What in the name of God is that last language - a Corsican dialect?
>>
>> À Paris, dans ma jeunesse, on pouvait entendre des jeunes gamins qui
>> crient, "Regardez! 'Y a trois pédales sur cette Spad là!"
>>
>> (In Paris, in my young days you could hear street urchins shouting,
>> "Look! There are three pedals on that bike there!"
>>
>> Pédale, or PD (say Pay Day) is derived from pédéraste; a pervert; and
>> was Paris slang for a homosexual. A Spad meant an old broken-down
>> bike, so-named from the WW1 French aircraft.
>>
>> All in the interests of educating our English monoglot friends...
>
>The only way to encourage an English person to learn another language
>is to provide an incentive to do so. Can you think of a reason which
>justifies the efforts involved?
Nah, in the words of Pink Floyd,
'We don't need no education'
'All in all I'm just another prick in the mall'
-- jjj
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