Re: Marge -- new cartoon
Veronica Karlsson wrote in message <36C...@on.spammer>... >Spunk1111 wrote: >> >> And are we stooping to the level of Americanisms >> and how well people speak the 'English' >> language? > >No, we are discussing _logic_, not the English language. This stuff >applies to Swedish too, and I would guess it applies to just about any >other human language too (and a few not so human). > >> Heck, I find it amazing enough >> that all of us can communicate via this >> Internet medium no matter where we live. > >So much more reason to avoid *intentionally confusing* each other by >using bad logic when we write. Logic? Sweden? ---- Did I read those words used in the same paragraph? Mr. Spock should hear about this. Tell me the logic of avoiding dee-liberate English lesson I done posted, for the edification and education of yous folks? I guess they doan teech no gud inglish in them there swede kollages. Two bad. When the impending holocaust of dee-struction and conflagr- agation, murder and rapine strikes planet earth in all-out global warfare, which is about to be caused by my cartoon, as pree-dicted by Veronica dear (who MUST have some inside information on this), I reckon it is going to be started by Sweden. I have never felt so important in all my life. To think that I am going to be the cause of global 'pocalyspe. Shit. My mother would be proud. I never hoped to even aspire to such heights as this. JRO....soon to be killin 'em by the million. P.S.: rock me, baby
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