Ed*ard Teller @ 183

Like Val-DEEZ, Alaska?

Or like Ver-SAIL-es, KY (instead of Ver-sigh)

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Don’t forget the two Alabama towns, AAY-rab (instead of Arab) and Lah-FATE (instead of Lafayette)…

Steve @ 168

greenwarrior @153 For the “goyim” including moi, I recommend Michael Wex’s book “Born to Kvetch”..Yiddish has such a long history and large library of work, it would be a shame if it becomes a dead language.

I heard a lot of Yiddish from friend’s parents when I was growing up, and from my (ex) in-laws. It’s really pretty simple. When they start speaking Yiddish, somebody is being insulted. Very humorously and scandalously. A rich (in the sense of fertilizer) langauge.

Delightfully so!

Ed*ard Teller @ 183

Like Val-DEEZ, Alaska?

Or like Ver-SAIL-es, KY (instead of Ver-sigh)

And Callus (instead of cal-ay or Calais) Maine.

the bush twins link you gave led to abc news site, but no article appeared for me.

was a blank page with logo and menu at the top with a dark background, no article.

wonder where it went. tried twice.

Don’t cry for me, Scooter Libby.

http://thenexthurrah.typepad.com/the_next_hurrah/

don’t cry for me:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdD3MUFKleQ

greenwarrior @153 For the “goyim” including moi, I recommend Michael Wex’s book “Born to Kvetch”..Yiddish has such a long history and large library of work, it would be a shame if it becomes a dead language.

I heard a lot of Yiddish from friend’s parents when I was growing up, and from my (ex) in-laws. It’s really pretty simple. When they start speaking Yiddish, somebody is being insulted. Very humorously and scandalously. A rich (in the sense of fertilizer) langauge.

greenwarrior @153 For the “goyim” including moi, I recommend Michael Wex’s book “Born to Kvetch”..Yiddish has such a long history and large library of work, it would be a shame if it becomes a dead language.

hi steve,
ianag