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Respond to nils dot lindgren at drchips dot se
"Ian Hoare" > skrev i meddelandet
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> Salut/Hi Timothy Hartley,
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> le/on Mon, 12 Sep 2005 15:54:51 +0100, tu disais/you said:-
<snip obviously very cogent and easy-to-agree-to matters<

>>I remember that I had to ask a number of English "Hooray Henries" -
>>and a Henrietta

I am truly sorry to say I do not know what a Hooray Henry (or ditto
Henrietta) is - should I count this as a lack in my upbringing? The rest of
the text says "no" but I don´t know what is referred to by this phrase ...
why do I get the impression of persons hanging at a bar (THIS BEING THEIR
MODE OF KEEPING VAGUELY UPRIGHT) AND GOING "hörru du hörru du hörru du"
(this is Swedish for "heyaknow heyaknow heyaknow")

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>... That said, when it's a band of kitsch "gypsy" players, who insist
> upon attacking you while you're trying to digest a large plate of
> paprikáscsirke

Happened to me in Prague. Dreadful. So was the wine. And the "drink" that
was "free" and tasted like something that is being offered as free in the
kind of restaurant where you are attacked by bogus gypsy musicians in
Prague. Or Budapest. Or Nuuk [1].

Cheers

Nils Gustaf

[1] Nuuk is on Greenland for those ignorant of that town.