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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 Nov 1997.
Re: um

Re: um

From miK <ffw...@dataweb.nl> · alt.ascii-art · 29 Nov 1997 00:00 · View full thread · report
"John Doa #115-288" <kwa...@aros.net> wrote:

>  I take it Dutch is a bit different than German?

Two bits to prove that the German language is a subset of Dutch ;)

1st:

>>>In Dutch "Lemurs" are called "lemuren" or "maki's". Die halfapen van
>>>Madagascar die met zwaaiende armen naar de lekkere hapjes van de
>>>cameraploeg komen gerend in EO-documentaires, weetjewel :)

>> In German "Lemurs" are called "Maki". Das sind die Halbaffen von Madagaskar,
>> die herumfuchtelnd die Leckerbissen bewillkommen, die die Kameramaenner vom
>> WDR ihn presentieren :)

2nd:                  <diagram of civilization flow>

                              viking tribes
                                    :
                                   :
                                  :
                                 :__
                              /\:\  \
                             / :_/  [
     hom...@ludens.org...>>>....+...._......>>... germanic tribes.....>>
                           /  :__ |
                          [__/:  |\
                              :  |_|
                              :
                              :
                              :
                              :
                       gaulish tribes

--
mic

>>Take one of the ff out to respond to proper email address<<

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From: ffw...@dataweb.nl (miK)
Subject: Re: um
Date: 1997/11/29
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