Hello Everybody,

If you could have a dinner party with three people
living or dead who would they be?

--Lee

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Lee Lofaso wrote to ALL <=-

If you could have a dinner party with three people
living or dead who would they be?

Neil Armstrong, Genghis Kahn, and your Momma.



... A fool can ask more questions than a wise man can answer.
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Hi! Lee,

On 11/17/2021 08:22 AM, you wrote to ALL:

If you could have a dinner party with three people
living or dead who would they be?

That was an interesting thought process. I enlisted the help of my eldest daughter, though she was unaware of your question and was not a subject in my deliberations.

I settled on rectifying my life's regrets with the three most important women in my life.

Thank you.

Cheers,
Paul.

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Hi, Lee Lofaso!
I read your message from 17.11.2021 01:22

LL> If you could have a dinner party with three people
LL> living or dead who would they be?

Do you think there is no difference to have dinner with living or dead? ;=)

Bye, Lee!
Alexander Koryagin
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On 23/11/2021 22:59, alexander koryagin : Lee Lofaso wrote:

I read your message from 17.11.2021 01:22

  LL> If you could have a dinner party with three people
  LL> living or dead who would they be?

Do you think there is no difference to have dinner with living or dead? ;=)

Live people make better conversationalists (so I here).

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David

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On 24/11/2021 13:20, David Drummond : alexander koryagin wrote:

Live people make better conversationalists (so I here).

Erm - make that "hear".

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Regards
David

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Live people make better conversationalists (so I here).

Erm - make that "hear".

It sounded the same. Bloody English...



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Hello Alexander,

If you could have a dinner party with three people
living or dead who would they be?

Do you think there is no difference to have dinner with living or dead? ;=)

"We learn from failure, not from success!"
~ Count Dracula

--Lee

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Hello David,

If you could have a dinner party with three people
living or dead who would they be?

Do you think there is no difference to have dinner with ak>living or

dead? ;=)

Live people make better conversationalists (so I here).

"I want you to believe ... to believe in things that you cannot."
~ Count Dracula

--Lee

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On 24/11/2021 22:20, Bj�rn Felten : David Drummond wrote:
 DD>>> Live people make better conversationalists (so I here).

 DD>> Erm - make that "hear".

   It sounded the same. Bloody English...

I've thought that all my life.

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Regards
David

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It sounded the same. Bloody English...

I've thought that all my life.

In Swedish we have the other way around "problem". Two words that are spelled exactly the same can have a totally different meaning. E.g. the word "tomten". With the same emphasis on the first part, but with an ever so minute difference in acuteness, it can mean Santa Clause (upwards) or the property lot (downwards).

There's many other examples. Very hard for adult people learning Swedish to get right, getting rid of their accent. I guess it's one of the reasons that to some people it sounds like we are singing when we speak.



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... I guess it's one of
the reasons that to some people it sounds like we are singing when we speak.

You mean ... ABBA weren't really singing? Just reading football comments?

\%/@rd

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Bj-rn Felten wrote to David Drummond <=-

In Swedish we have the other way around "problem". Two words that
are spelled exactly the same can have a totally different meaning. E.g. the word "tomten". With the same emphasis on the first part, but with
an ever so minute difference in acuteness, it can mean Santa Clause (upwards) or the property lot (downwards).

On Star Trek Discovery, the crew was in the mess hall playing the "Auto antonym game" words that mean one thing and the opposite.

"home bound"

Interesting word game, I hadn't thought of that.

"Cleave", there's another one.



... Is the style right?
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