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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 11 Jan 2000.
Re: We are all Americans! (WAS: Re: So, You Want To Make Tex

Re: We are all Americans! (WAS: Re: So, You Want To Make Text Art?)

JRO <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove> wrote:
> I don't remember "calling" for an "american-standard". It IS the standard.

 It is _one_ standard. Nothing is _the_ standard. And so are
ISO-8859-1/2/3/... But yes, I forgot - ISO doesn't have "America" in
it's translation, so ASCII is the only relevant standard.

 You just forgot that you simply used the wrong words. You thought you
were talking about standards - but you were talking about common things
at your place.

> Yes, I am glad I don't have to learn anything. You seem to have done quite
> well, learning English to post here, though. Congrats.

 So I just wonder why you learned writing or reading...  *scratches*

> Gee... A real-live, buttfukker, posting to AAA. One who even goes around,
> sticking his finger in his eye, for fun. You could blind yourself that
> way, you know. Considering your other dysfunctions, I guess that'd be no
> great loss, though.

 If I wouldn't great Godwin's law, then .....  But on the other hand -
this thread is already far too long, right?

> English and the American dialect of English both contain many German words.
> Kindergarten is a good example. So what?

 One more thing: I know, it might be illusion to you - but can you think
of that only one person in the vote for the language of america would
have decided else? And because of this german would be the language of
america, now?  UNTHINKABLE, I think is the first word that appears in
your mind :)  But face the fact - you americans are just a bunch of the
people that left europe; mostly people that had to leave to avoid jail.

 Not that I think that the people living there nowadays are all
criminals, not at all!  But hey, don't forget your roots.

> Punch and Judy became obsolete, here in the US, a looong time ago. I guess
> you'll get the word, sooner of later.

 Maybe, maybe not. But I don't care. And I don't really think that you
understand what I really ment by that paragraph....

> The American Race is almost extinct. Most members consider an insut to one,
> an insult in general. Since you are hemahnee, however, your words will not
> be considered, at all.

 Well, is that an invitation to flame the americans? Sorry, but I don't
get it. Furthermore, I can't find the word hemahnee in any dictionary
available. But I don't really care for I think you just try to flame.
Sorry, but you are not that important that any words of you can hurt me.

 I hope that this will be my last message in this thread. At least in
the group - F'up2: poster.

 So long!
-- 
Gerfried Fuchs
<URL:mailto:alf...@innocent.com>
<URL:http://alfie.ist.org/alfie/>

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From: ger...@siemens.at (Gerfried Fuchs)
Subject: Re: We are all Americans! (WAS: Re: So, You Want To Make Text Art?)
Date: 2000/01/11
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