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27. August 2006, 18:27:18 Subject: not as aloof as assummed! Here in Quebec, Canada and in certain other areas of the globe I have noticed that cute little kitty cats have a strong interest in talking with other kitty cats by means of Messenger. this was a mysterious phenonymon for quite some time. Than it dawned on me. And sure enough. the French word for "cats" is "chats"! 27. August 2006, 18:40:54 Subject: Re: not as aloof as assummed! Modified by rabbitoid (27. August 2006, 18:41:17) Gentlegiant101: Thanks for clearing up this mystery for me! I had never figured out why english speakers want to cat to each other. 27. August 2006, 18:42:49 Subject: Re: not as aloof as assummed! Modified by King Reza (27. August 2006, 18:43:14) rabbitoid:And I never figured out why French people write so many letters in a word but don't read almost half of them! 27. August 2006, 20:17:55 Subject: Re: not as aloof as assummed! King Reza: Oh, that's just to confuse the tourists. Is farsi phonetic? 27. August 2006, 20:24:52 Subject: Re: not as aloof as assummed! rabbitoid:I'll answer you in a message. 28. August 2006, 05:03:14 Subject: Re: not as aloof as assummed! rabbitoid: Many English speaking people, here in North America anyways, pride themselves on being "COOL CATS" That may be the reason for them talking "cat"! |
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