Hello every all

[Slipdigit]

Welcome Spit, the resident septic here. Good to have you here.

Deadb tch, as Spit said, it is a designation for children born of returning servicemen and usually (at least here in the US) encompases those born in the years 1946 through 1964.

[deadb_tch]

Originally Posted by Slipdigit

Welcome Spit, the resident septic here. Good to have you here.

Deadb tch, as Spit said, it is a designation for children born of returning servicemen and usually (at least here in the US) encompases those born in the years 1946 through 1964.

aha! now I understand! thnx, man! there is also huge area of English where I can't navigate without a good guide

[j5spitman]

Originally Posted by deadb_tch

aha! now I understand! thnx, man! there is also huge area of English where I can't navigate without a good guide

Ah well, that's the beauty of English. It's the most organic language there has ever been. Constantly absorbing and re shaping. Why some twit thought we needed Esperanto when English does the job I'll never know. Did you know for instance that the biggest English language dictionary is Indian. Definately off message now. English is Indo-Germanic in its roots.

Spitbloke over and out

[Gotthard Heinrici]

Originally Posted by deadb_tch

there is also huge area of English where I can't navigate without a good guide

Dead, that's why we are here. If you ever need help dont hesitate to ask!

[deadb_tch]

Originally Posted by j5spitman

Ah well, that's the beauty of English. It's the most organic language there has ever been. Constantly absorbing and re shaping. Why some twit thought we needed Esperanto when English does the job I'll never know. Did you know for instance that the biggest English language dictionary is Indian. Definately off message now. English is Indo-Germanic in its roots.

Spit, not trying to set up a challenge or holy war but russian is as hard to english man as english to russian man that's why it is still impossible to learn whole Russian for any foreigner as impossible to learn whole English for me. That's approved fact
Anyway I am very proud to know English because it is still international and most laconic language for me (when there's five words in russian - there's only 2 in English ) and so on and so on..
And of course being here with ya is one of best experience can be obtained thru the internet, thnx

[deadb_tch]

Originally Posted by Gotthard Heinrici

Dead, that's why we are here. If you ever need help dont hesitate to ask!

Thnx in advance BTW, do ya know that 'dead' sounds similiar to russian word meaning 'grandfather' or 'old man' that is written like 'ded'

[Gotthard Heinrici]

You learn something new every day!! Does that mean that we are now to call you "Grandad"??

[j5spitman]

Now come on Children, Pay attention......I wrote a big screed yesterday about the work I'm engaged in. A comment or two would've been nice or ought I to make it into a new thread do you think?

Sorry Dead B_tch I hadn't realised you were Russian,,,,,,Just slow down a bit.....Bad English joke Russian/Rushing.....No? ah well

[deadb_tch]

Originally Posted by Gotthard Heinrici

You learn something new every day!! Does that mean that we are now to call you "Grandad"??

LOL I think u can use any variations like Grandead

[deadb_tch]

Originally Posted by j5spitman

Sorry Dead B_tch I hadn't realised you were Russian,,,,,,Just slow down a bit.....Bad English joke Russian/Rushing.....No? ah well

No problem, Spit, I'm not trying to show up to everyone 'look I am russian' or something, for this reason there is field Country in personal profile just look over here sometime when writing to someone (I'm no trying to be offending)

Anyway, that's very good for me to know something new even in unusual way