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"R. Tipton" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Kylix whizz with Roy in his inbox.
> http://www.theo.ch/kylix/popdemo.png
>
> + a good link to get K3 working in SuSe 10

link nogood try borland.kylix.non-tech
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Rita


You've spotted the "fame" component, can you tell me where the "fortune" part is?

Roy Lambert

Sorry fame and fortune dont go hand in hand.
I guess your new house has doubled in price
now, sell up and move to the Med.

"Roy Lambert" <roy.lambert@skynet.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Rita
>
>
> You've spotted the "fame" component, can you tell me where the "fortune"
> part is?
>
> Roy Lambert
>

R. Tipton wrote:
> Sorry fame and fortune dont go hand in hand.
> I guess your new house has doubled in price
> now, sell up and move to the Med.

If I see another UK TV programme about a British couple selling up and
moving to the Med, destroying the atmosphere they seek out to leech on,
I'm going to burst. Learn French, guddemmit!

There.

"Dominic Willems" <domus.software@pandora.be> wrote in message
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> If I see another UK TV programme about a British couple selling up and
> moving to the Med, destroying the atmosphere they seek out to leech on,
> I'm going to burst. Learn French, guddemmit!

Why learn a language like French when Spanish and English get you by
anywhere on this planet ?
I do however speak French more my schools choice than mine, then we
had a place in Brittany most of the locals spoke good English in towns
but the country folk didnt.
I have seen some of them tv programs you speak about but didnt see
anyone destroying the atmosphere.

R. Tipton wrote:
> Why learn a language like French when Spanish and English get you by
> anywhere on this planet ?

That's scaringly arrogant, that. And untrue to boot.

> I do however speak French more my schools choice than mine, then we
> had a place in Brittany most of the locals spoke good English in towns
> but the country folk didnt.

Yes, I saw the British are opening fish&chips shops there now. With only
English customers.

> I have seen some of them tv programs you speak about but didnt see
> anyone destroying the atmosphere.

Learning the language of your lifetime host seems to be rule one of
politeness. Trying to start up little secluded colonies removes the
original charm of a region. It also attracts busloads of charming binch
drinkers.

Dominic

Roy Lambert

"Dominic Willems" <domus.software@pandora.be> wrote on Mon, 20 Feb 2006 01:34:09 +0100

>R. Tipton wrote:
>> Why learn a language like French when Spanish and English get you by
>> anywhere on this planet ?
>
>That's scaringly arrogant, that. And untrue to boot.


Yeah - you've got to add Chinese

Roy Lambert wrote:
> Yeah - you've got to add Chinese

Exactly! Those studies are booming around here at the moment.

Rita,

> Why learn a language like French when Spanish and English get you by
> anywhere on this planet ?

You won't 'get by' for very long where I live with only those languages
at your disposal. Average vocabulary in English extends to a few dozen
words or so and virtually no-one knows anything at all about Spanish (or
French, come to that).

Eryk