[SOC] [OT] I need to retire

[Ian C. Purdie]

Ian C. Purdie wrote:

> Nick Yokanovich wrote:
> 
>> Here in Merlin ("Maryland" to outsiders), especially in Bawlmer 
>> ("Baltimore") a paramour is what you use to mown the lawn.
> 
> The local pronunciattions are understood, at least here.
> 
> Explain mate!


After reading and then re-reading your post Nick, myself AND the twins 
understood. I had to explain to them that people have different accents, 
pronunciations, etc. Eventually they understood.

BTW: They wanted printed copies of my original post. One for Mum and one for the 
very original deity, "DADDY", whom they see every second week-end. I told them 
the post was going around the world and that they were now famous [Yet again].

As you might imagine, I love them to death. Twins, two out of 22 grand-children 
and 3 great-grand-children.

Some days are beautiful, most are simply perfect...


> I'm sure you have a genius answer Nick based up local language.


I tried mate

72/73's

Ian C. Purdie
Budgewoi N.S.W. Australia - Co-ords S33°14', E151°34'
VK2TIP "I'll give ya the TIP mate" QRP-L #1978. SOC #171 FP#91
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