*** Quoting Bo Simonsen from a message to Carol Shenkenberger ***

BS>> name and area of the states in USA.

CS> Actually, I think there are a couple of them.  Most biggish European 
CS> cities have a namesake (or at least a close derivative) in the states. 
CS>  Some have several sprinkled across more than one state.  (Greenville 
CS> is the famous case, with 27 of them.  One of those USA trivia 
CS> questions).

BS> I could be fun to know, if there is a "Copenhagen"
somewhere in the US

Probably!  BTW, sorry for the late reply.  I just got back from sea.

BS>> Heh, there might a story of every city.

BS>> If i pronoince the name in my native language, Danish, it sounds like
BS>> "glemsom", whitch mean mindless.

CS> Not too far off!  The local pronounciation is a hard K with a gutteral 
CS> almost 'g' nuance to it.  Ends in N though vice M.  'K(g)lem-son'.  In 
CS> the USA there is a joke about 'hoogers' (meaning backward people).  
CS> Comes from the Hooger River which is a 1 hour drive from Clemson, near 
CS> Seneca (Indian name, and so is the river I gather).

BS> OK

CS> Gosh I love small towns!

BS> Actually were in Japan are you right know? The town in the nodelist do
BS> sounds know.

Not sure at the time of that reply.  At home, I use my Z6 address but when
I am Ťat sea, and can get out with a post, it could look like I am from
just about Ťanyplace since i use web accessible BBSes.
                                       xxcarol

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