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Cynique? Vous?

Moderator note: The following posts have been diverted from the 'Dawlish Avoiding Line' thread due to silliness. We were going way off route.  :D


Moi? Jamais! Pragmatique toujours.

OK, peut-^tre un soup^on de cynique.

Merci, Quatre voie ferr^e, maintenant!  ::)

I never realised they spoke Cornish in Dawlish part of Devon  ;D

Leun a sylli yw ow skath bargesi

What he said.  :P

I had that problem last time I went to Cornwall; it is more common than you'd think. The trick is to keep the doors shut and apply a liberal coating of eel-repellant to your skirt.

Dreckly, my 'ansum!

Remember the forum agreement lads  ;D ;D ;D

Proper.


Latin, IMSMR?


Et mon a^roglisseur est plein des anguilles

(Done without recourse to Google translate, hopefully to a degree of correctness commensurate to my Grade 6 O-level)



Je vois ce que vous avez fait l^!  Merci, QV-F, M.

Actually, I don't know why I do it - it merely encourages such occasional silliness ...  ::) :o ;D

Audaces fortuna iuvat :-p

And should there be anyone wondering what the heck the following is all about:



Then good starting points would be to either get yourself a 1970s Hungarian-English phrasebook or watch the following:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6D1YI-41ao

I look forward to the opportunity to "watch the following:"

Whatever it might be.  ;)

Ooops. Forgot to paste the link. Fixed it now.  :-[

Merci, Monsieur le CfN de remarquer l'erreur.

O l^gp^rn^s haj^ tele angolnavul. Oh, the funny looks I got at reception in the hotel I was staying in near Heviz in Hungary when I asked for that translation! And Monty Python was on the TV whilst I was there, sadly not that episode.