Re: what is it?
> > Pardon my French, I'm Dutch :-)) > > Sorry I thought you said Danish... Nahh that would be me - I'm Danish. > > So you have taken an interest in the boring and hard-to-pronounce language > > called Dutch have you? :-) > > Well I've taken an interest in any language. That doesn't really mean > that I know anything about any other language besides English, Spanish, > and Latin...But I'm interested in knowing whatever I can learn. > >>BTW again, nice name *wink* > > > > Thanks, but i am thinking about changing that name soon. It doesn't fit me > > anymore (i have never thought i'd say that after proting a mohawk for over 13 > > years...) > > I was referring to "Peter" of course. :o) Pervert ! *g* > Sincerely, > Peter Henderson Ohhh .. Now I get it ! Sorry .. you're not the pervert .. I am :)
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