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to: Holger Granholm
from: Ed Vance
date: 2015-12-04 15:51:00
subject: Re: Addiction

12-01-15 09:29 Holger Granholm wrote to Ed Vance about Re: Addiction
Howdy! Holger, GA

 HG> {at}MSGID: 
 HG> In a message on Tuesday 11-30-15 Holger Granholm said to Ed Vance:

 HG> GM Ed,

 HG> And how about todays sample:

 HG> All 556 lines of the file hadn't changed a BIT, ........

 HG> Should have been:

 HG> None of the 556 lines of the file had changed a BIT, ........


 HG> Excuse me Ed, I didn't want to create any bad feelings.

You didn't, I have written a reply in this .REP packet to You, but been busy.
I wanted to catch up reading another .QWK I got before kicking that
.REP out the door.

 HG> I've learned english by listening to radio from Australia, BBC and the
 HG> AFN (American Forces Network) in Europe after WWII, and reading QST and
 HG> Radio News, since 1947, long before the start of english lessons at
 HG> school.

 HG> I have always read a lot, and still do, in the languages I know.
 HG> Apparently all those sources have taught me a good knowledge of the
 HG> english language, as well as german. I do however loathe german and
 HG> finnish grammar. The latter was never needed, because the kitchen maid
 HG> my parents hired, spoke a perfect finnish.

 HG> My native language is swedish with finnish learnt in my childhood.

Thank You.

When I was in the Navy I sometimes would listen to a Portable AM Radio
when the Ship was in Port over seas but I didn't understand what was said.

I learned how to say Hello to people living in the Phillipine Islands and
Japan so I could greet them in their own language.

I learned a few more Japanese words but not enough to carry on a
conversation with them.

A Shipmate born in Chinatown, San Francisco, California told me just to
nod my head and grunt when I met people in Hong Kong instead of saying
a word to greet them.

Pardon Me if I caused You any concern in delaying my replies to You.

73


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