SirS I'll leave it to you to decide I'm sure you'll be able to cause maximum pain, and yes I will pray for you afterwards

all talk....yawn

captain, incase it hasnt gotten through your thick skull, she wants you to leave her alone

I've tried checking his profile, but I can't open it right now on my computer. sw, he would happen to be the guy you mentioned, would he?

yep

Edited by - sycho_warrior on 5/9/2004 11:01:51 AM

Hmm .. I'm getting a bit upset at this moment .. so I'll not comment to this.

So who is our victim sw? I know an extremely painful way of death.

We go for victory!

@sw,

Point would be that KaptinKlunky has to resort to this type of juvenile stuff 'cos you outclass him anyway. You should economize on your time by not wasting it on guys like him.

@sw, yeah what Indy said, now what the H-E-double-L is your sister doing by bothering with him on video chat?

Sir S

@sw: Ignore him, he isn't worth it. If you ever meet him, refer to my advice that I gave you before on this thread. And while you're at it, cut his tongue out. And break his fingers in case he's on a computer.

"If it's our time to die, it's our time. All I ask is that when it's our time, if we have to give these b******s our lives, WE GIVE 'EM HELL BEFORE WE DO!"

359 days...... Well I see we have some .... topics of discussion here but.... prolly best left un-discussed for the good of the household, so to speak.

Ah yes, siblings very close in age and of the same gender. That's always a formula for warm fuzzy feelings and quiet calm.....

Indy - "Mr. Linguist"? I don't know about that; I'm more of a dabbler .

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When you see a gh or kh combination in a word, the intent is to soften that glottal stop a bit so that it sounds more like a half attempt at making the sound itself.

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That is essentially correct; the glottal stop is used to abbreviate certain sounds but cutting off the air at the back of the throat. Glottal stops can also be used when Anglisising foreign words such as "gherkin" and "khan" for example. At least, that's the way they would have pronounced at one stage, but the "gh" in "gherkin" is now a hard "g", as is the "kh" in "khan", probably due to their full assimilation into the English language.

sw - Don't worry. I'll send "Klunky" some viruses for you .

Esq., how come you are sounding like a smart person right now? I thought that was physically impossible

For YOU perhaps, Jag. I'm not one of the uneducated masses you know .