h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Thingite? Oh no no no!!

had to be, but I'm house trained

That's alright - I don't _really_ have a problem with the Thingites, it's just that too many of the people I know here are Thingites so I figured I should be different.

So, hope you're having a good Thirdday!

That'd be Fourthday... I _used_ to know how to count.

be better tonight, off to Buffalo lodge and Southern Comfort with ice mmmmmmm!

then!

not many doubles tonighthic

What, already?

no, not starting til 7.15pm, finish 11.00pm ish! only sink a few(no staggering/hangover).

serious question :- what are you studying, if I may ask.
mostly enjoyed last night, steady flow of liquid while in the lodge, sped up a bit after(nice doubles) saves going to bar every few mins

Not a problem - it's no secret, I've got it right on my PS. I study Arabic and General Literature... I guess you'd say the first is my major and the second my minor, though it doesn't exactly work like this around here. *shrug*

I thank you, I will have to ask you sometime for various translations, so that I can ask a friend something in another tongue, years ago some of us went to Malorca/Spain and in a German bar, I spoke a little German, a friend said why do that, my reply:-it is only manners, to try and speak in their tongue. In my ignorence,I'd like to ask you,the Jewish language, is it correct to say its Hebrew, I ask because I hear people say Jewish/Yiddish so I am not sure and I never wish to offend, by saying the wrong thing

There is not one 'Jewish Language' but many - depends on where the Jews are from. Yiddish is from Germany/Eastern Europe and is therefore related to German, but there's Ladino (mostly from Spain, Turkey and the Balkans) which came from Spanish, and there are Jewish dialects of the Arabic dialects and of Farsi, etc.
What we speak today in Israel is Hebrew - quite amazing considering the fact it was a dormant language just a little over a century ago.

Yael, I thank you, in those 4 lines, I have just learnt something I did not know, I can relate with it in a way. In Yorkshire, the variations of local dialect are numerous, that even I can't understand them all and its nearly impossible to read our own speech

Yeah, Britain's pretty interesting in that aspect - so many dialects on a relatively small area. Hebrew in Israel doesn't really have regional dialects/accents, probably because it's so 'young' (well, officially old, but as a modern language it's pretty young). Arabic has loads and loads.

are you going to become a translater as your profession and travel the world

I might study translation, but it's a pretty bad job around here for some reason, terrible pay for very hard work...

But I'd love to travel - so many places I want to see!

Gotta be off now, time to go to work, talk to you later!

see ya!

Good evening!

sorry for delay, out til 11.50am, next food, 12.30am ish! nosey on hootoo, now ready for zzzzzzzzz's, (nicely warm inside, inner glow)not Popped up though, just mellow..my apologuies for missing you, catch you later