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kilikini said...
> Andy wrote: >> kilikini said... >> >>> You can have your biscuits and gravy, key lime pie AND your >>> snowbirds! I can't stand Florida. Ugh. >>> >>> kili >> >> >> kili, >> >> ROFL!!! >> >> All things considered, I'd rather be in Maui, too! Gettin' fat on >> Longhee's cinnamon buns and such! With the ceremonious puff of this >> or that pre- breakfast "vitamins" of course. @) >> >> Andy > > That would be Longhi's, my dear friend. :~) But, I got the idea. LOL. > > kili kili, Yes. I should've looked it up but I got... @) and I missed it. <VBG> Maui no ke oi! Andy |
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On Fri 11 Apr 2008 01:13:46p, Andy told us...
> Wayne Boatwright said... > >> On Fri 11 Apr 2008 10:11:44a, Andy told us... >> >>> Wayne Boatwright said... >>> >>>> On Thu 10 Apr 2008 03:40:50p, Andy told us... >>>> >>>>> Andy said... >>>>> >>>>>> But they don't have southern accents AND they're in bed by 9PM.  >>>>> >>>>> Wait! I'M IN BED BY 9PM! >>>>> >>>>> Sorry Florida! >>>>> >>>>> <VBG> >>>>> >>>>> Andy >>>>> >>>> >>>> I'm in bed by 9 or 9:30, but I have to get up at 4:30. >>> >>> >>> Wayne, >>> >>> I usually roll out of bed at 4:00am. Albert, my great horned owl is >>> usually hooting it up by then. I love the early morning peace and >>> quiet with my bowl of Cheerios. >>> >>> Andy >>> >> >> Sounds idyllic. Woe to those of us who have to roll out of bed around >> that time just to make it work on time. :-( > > > If you're ever in the neighborhood some early morning, swing by. We'll > have Cheerios out on the screened in porch and hoot back at Albert for > awhile! That would be nice. If I still lived in NE OH, it wouldn't be too hard to saunter over to your neck of the woods. :-) Pheonix? Not so likely. :-( > If it makes you feel better, I get up at 4am on weekend days too. I'm up pretty early on the weekends, too. Can't sleep. But I sometimes take luxurious naps in the afternoon. :-) -- Wayne Boatwright ------------------------------------------- Friday, 04(IV)/11(XI)/08(MMVIII) ------------------------------------------- Countdown till Memorial Day 6wks 2dys 8hrs 55mins ------------------------------------------- A silver tongue, a golden touch, and a mind like a steel trap. ------------------------------------------- |
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Wayne Boatwright said...
> On Fri 11 Apr 2008 01:13:46p, Andy told us... > >> Wayne Boatwright said... >> >>> On Fri 11 Apr 2008 10:11:44a, Andy told us... >>> >>>> Wayne Boatwright said... >>>> >>>>> On Thu 10 Apr 2008 03:40:50p, Andy told us... >>>>> >>>>>> Andy said... >>>>>> >>>>>>> But they don't have southern accents AND they're in bed by 9PM. >>>>>> >>>>>> Wait! I'M IN BED BY 9PM! >>>>>> >>>>>> Sorry Florida! >>>>>> >>>>>> <VBG> >>>>>> >>>>>> Andy >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> I'm in bed by 9 or 9:30, but I have to get up at 4:30. >>>> >>>> >>>> Wayne, >>>> >>>> I usually roll out of bed at 4:00am. Albert, my great horned owl is >>>> usually hooting it up by then. I love the early morning peace and >>>> quiet with my bowl of Cheerios. >>>> >>>> Andy >>>> >>> >>> Sounds idyllic. Woe to those of us who have to roll out of bed around >>> that time just to make it work on time. :-( >> >> >> If you're ever in the neighborhood some early morning, swing by. We'll >> have Cheerios out on the screened in porch and hoot back at Albert for >> awhile! > > That would be nice. If I still lived in NE OH, it wouldn't be too hard to > saunter over to your neck of the woods. :-) Pheonix? Not so likely. :-( > >> If it makes you feel better, I get up at 4am on weekend days too. > > I'm up pretty early on the weekends, too. Can't sleep. But I sometimes > take luxurious naps in the afternoon. :-) Wayne, You have to live in a country that observes siesta to NAP! I have always wished we could siesta in America! Never experienced it personally.  Andy |
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kilikini said...
> Andy wrote: >> kilikini said... >> >>> Andy wrote: >>>> kilikini said... >>>> >>>>> You can have your biscuits and gravy, key lime pie AND your >>>>> snowbirds! I can't stand Florida. Ugh. >>>>> >>>>> kili >>>> >>>> >>>> kili, >>>> >>>> ROFL!!! >>>> >>>> All things considered, I'd rather be in Maui, too! Gettin' fat on >>>> Longhee's cinnamon buns and such! With the ceremonious puff of this >>>> or that pre- breakfast "vitamins" of course. @) >>>> >>>> Andy >>> >>> That would be Longhi's, my dear friend. :~) But, I got the idea. >>> LOL. >>> >>> kili >> >> >> kili, >> >> Yes. I should've looked it up but I got... @) and I missed it. <VBG> >> >> Maui no ke oi! >> >> Andy > > No ka o'i. LOL > > (Maui is the best.) > > kili What I wouldn't give for a shorter alphabet! You corrected me once before on my Hawaiian, exactly for the same phrase. I'll never learn! @) Andy |
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On Fri 11 Apr 2008 03:31:19p, Andy told us...
> kilikini said... > >> Andy wrote: >>> kilikini said... >>> >>>> Andy wrote: >>>>> kilikini said... >>>>> >>>>>> You can have your biscuits and gravy, key lime pie AND your >>>>>> snowbirds! I can't stand Florida. Ugh. >>>>>> >>>>>> kili >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> kili, >>>>> >>>>> ROFL!!! >>>>> >>>>> All things considered, I'd rather be in Maui, too! Gettin' fat on >>>>> Longhee's cinnamon buns and such! With the ceremonious puff of this >>>>> or that pre- breakfast "vitamins" of course. @) >>>>> >>>>> Andy >>>> >>>> That would be Longhi's, my dear friend. :~) But, I got the idea. >>>> LOL. >>>> >>>> kili >>> >>> >>> kili, >>> >>> Yes. I should've looked it up but I got... @) and I missed it. <VBG> >>> >>> Maui no ke oi! >>> >>> Andy >> >> No ka o'i. LOL >> >> (Maui is the best.) >> >> kili > > > What I wouldn't give for a shorter alphabet! > > You corrected me once before on my Hawaiian, exactly for the same phrase. > > I'll never learn! @) > > Andy > IIRC, the Thai language has 26 vowels. I don't know how many consonants there are. I'd hate to have to memorize that alphabet and the pronunciations. -- Wayne Boatwright ------------------------------------------- Friday, 04(IV)/11(XI)/08(MMVIII) ------------------------------------------- Countdown till Memorial Day 6wks 2dys 8hrs ------------------------------------------- He who shouts the loudest has the floor. ------------------------------------------- |
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Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> IIRC, the Thai language has 26 vowels. I don't know how many > consonants there are. I'd hate to have to memorize that > alphabet and the pronunciations. The backwards alphabet field sobriety test must be a heller. -- Blinky Killing all posts from Google Groups The Usenet Improvement Project: http://improve-usenet.org Blinky: http://blinkynet.net |
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Wayne Boatwright said...
>> What I wouldn't give for a shorter alphabet! >> >> You corrected me once before on my Hawaiian, exactly for the same phrase. >> >> I'll never learn! @) >> >> Andy >> > > IIRC, the Thai language has 26 vowels. I don't know how many consonants > there are. I'd hate to have to memorize that alphabet and the > pronunciations. Well at least someone thankfully translated a decent "thai chicken satay" recipe into English! I have a good copy. SHOW ME THE MONEY!!! Andy |
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On Fri 11 Apr 2008 04:16:05p, kilikini told us...
> Wayne Boatwright wrote: >> On Fri 11 Apr 2008 03:31:19p, Andy told us... >> >>> kilikini said... >>> >>>> Andy wrote: >>>>> kilikini said... >>>>> >>>>>> Andy wrote: >>>>>>> kilikini said... >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> You can have your biscuits and gravy, key lime pie AND your >>>>>>>> snowbirds! I can't stand Florida. Ugh. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> kili >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> kili, >>>>>>> >>>>>>> ROFL!!! >>>>>>> >>>>>>> All things considered, I'd rather be in Maui, too! Gettin' fat on >>>>>>> Longhee's cinnamon buns and such! With the ceremonious puff of >>>>>>> this or that pre- breakfast "vitamins" of course. @) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Andy >>>>>> >>>>>> That would be Longhi's, my dear friend. :~) But, I got the idea. >>>>>> LOL. >>>>>> >>>>>> kili >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> kili, >>>>> >>>>> Yes. I should've looked it up but I got... @) and I missed it. >>>>> <VBG> >>>>> >>>>> Maui no ke oi! >>>>> >>>>> Andy >>>> >>>> No ka o'i. LOL >>>> >>>> (Maui is the best.) >>>> >>>> kili >>> >>> >>> What I wouldn't give for a shorter alphabet! >>> >>> You corrected me once before on my Hawaiian, exactly for the same >>> phrase. >>> >>> I'll never learn! @) >>> >>> Andy >>> >> >> IIRC, the Thai language has 26 vowels. I don't know how many >> consonants there are. I'd hate to have to memorize that alphabet and >> the pronunciations. > > Hawaiian alphabet has only 13 letters, believe it or not. > > kili > > > Wonder how many words you can make out of 13 letters? Hmm... -- Wayne Boatwright ------------------------------------------- Friday, 04(IV)/11(XI)/08(MMVIII) ------------------------------------------- Countdown till Memorial Day 6wks 2dys 7hrs 45mins ------------------------------------------- I'm an influential person, gravitationally speaking. ------------------------------------------- |
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On Fri 11 Apr 2008 04:17:50p, Andy told us...
> Wayne Boatwright said... > >>> What I wouldn't give for a shorter alphabet! >>> >>> You corrected me once before on my Hawaiian, exactly for the same >>> phrase. >>> >>> I'll never learn! @) >>> >>> Andy >>> >> >> IIRC, the Thai language has 26 vowels. I don't know how many consonants >> there are. I'd hate to have to memorize that alphabet and the >> pronunciations. > > > Well at least someone thankfully translated a decent "thai chicken satay" > recipe into English! > > I have a good copy. > > SHOW ME THE MONEY!!! > > Andy > Are you sure it wasn't an English recipe that was translated into Thai? -- Wayne Boatwright ------------------------------------------- Friday, 04(IV)/11(XI)/08(MMVIII) ------------------------------------------- Countdown till Memorial Day 6wks 2dys 7hrs 40mins ------------------------------------------- 'The future will be better tomorrow.' -- Dan Quayle ------------------------------------------- |
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Wayne Boatwright said...
> On Fri 11 Apr 2008 04:17:50p, Andy told us... > >> Wayne Boatwright said... >> >>>> What I wouldn't give for a shorter alphabet! >>>> >>>> You corrected me once before on my Hawaiian, exactly for the same >>>> phrase. >>>> >>>> I'll never learn! @) >>>> >>>> Andy >>>> >>> >>> IIRC, the Thai language has 26 vowels. I don't know how many consonants >>> there are. I'd hate to have to memorize that alphabet and the >>> pronunciations. >> >> >> Well at least someone thankfully translated a decent "thai chicken > satay" >> recipe into English! >> >> I have a good copy. >> >> SHOW ME THE MONEY!!! >> >> Andy >> > > Are you sure it wasn't an English recipe that was translated into Thai? Wayne, Don't honestly know WHERE it came from but it's served me and my belly very well! <VBG> Andy |
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On Fri 11 Apr 2008 04:34:29p, Andy told us...
> Wayne Boatwright said... > >> On Fri 11 Apr 2008 04:17:50p, Andy told us... >> >>> Wayne Boatwright said... >>> >>>>> What I wouldn't give for a shorter alphabet! >>>>> >>>>> You corrected me once before on my Hawaiian, exactly for the same >>>>> phrase. >>>>> >>>>> I'll never learn! @) >>>>> >>>>> Andy >>>>> >>>> >>>> IIRC, the Thai language has 26 vowels. I don't know how many >>>> consonants there are. I'd hate to have to memorize that alphabet and >>>> the pronunciations. >>> >>> >>> Well at least someone thankfully translated a decent "thai chicken >>> satay" recipe into English! >>> >>> I have a good copy. >>> >>> SHOW ME THE MONEY!!! >>> >>> Andy >>> >> >> Are you sure it wasn't an English recipe that was translated into Thai? > > > Wayne, > > Don't honestly know WHERE it came from but it's served me and my belly > very well! <VBG> > > Andy > Have you posted it here, Andy? -- Wayne Boatwright ------------------------------------------- Friday, 04(IV)/11(XI)/08(MMVIII) ------------------------------------------- Countdown till Memorial Day 6wks 2dys 7hrs 25mins ------------------------------------------- If it weren't for pickpockets, I'd have no sex life at all. --Rodney Dangerfield ------------------------------------------- |
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kilikini > wrote:
>Hawaiian alphabet has only 13 letters, believe it or not. True. I understand that was the result of missionaries deciding how to map Hawaiian words onto a western alphabet, and they wanted to make it easy to teach. There are probably a lot of words and pronunciations now lost from the Hawaiian language. Steve |
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