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How about Chinese (http://www.worldlingo.com/wl/translate?wl_lp=EN-ZH&wl_fl=2&wl_rurl=www.fi.tusmoviles.net&wl_url=www.pmelforum.com)??
Is this site even legal in China? :? They might not like the free exchange of thoughts and ideas that takes place here.
We're #1 for the term "PMEL" on the Chinese search engine Baidu (http://www.baidu.com/s?wd=pmel&cl=3)
Quote from: Hoopty on 07-21-2005 -- 07:38:44
We're #1 for the term "PMEL" on the Chinese search engine Baidu (http://www.baidu.com/s?wd=pmel&cl=3)
I guess that explains the 12,786 visits. :-)
What? No Japanese?
I can't actually read Japanese (too many characters). I'm just been fascinated by Japan most of my life. :-D
Quote from: InLikeFlynn on 08-08-2005 -- 20:23:29
I dig Benny Hana's! THe Japanese are alright in my book!
Ooohh...I like me some tenpanyaki! 8-)
How about Pig Latin???
Makes it more interesting....
Is Ebonics considered a primary language?
I was working a diaper job in Italy for P&G, and was in a meeting one day with the Italians discussing the product characteristics of the diapers. One of the attributes is "BM Containment." My interpretor, Sara, gave me a quizzical look as she tried, in vain, to simultaneously repeat my commentary to the Italians. There is no direct translation in Italian to "bowel movement," so she ad libbed something as close to it as she could get, after leaning over and whispering in my ear, "What's a BM??" Her and I had a good laugh over that after the meeting was over... :lol:
Quote from: docbyers on 12-21-2005 -- 10:49:12
I was working a diaper job in Italy for P&G, and was in a meeting one day with the Italians discussing the product characteristics of the diapers. One of the attributes is "BM Containment." My interpretor, Sara, gave me a quizzical look as she tried, in vain, to simultaneously repeat my commentary to the Italians. There is no direct translation in Italian to "bowel movement," so she ad libbed something as close to it as she could get, after leaning over and whispering in my ear, "What's a BM??" Her and I had a good laugh over that after the meeting was over... :lol:
I know a bunch of technicians who would love a job that involved repeatedly saying the words "bowel movement". :roll:
The best part of that job was having a sexy Italian interpretor whispering in your ear for an hour- actually made the long meetings fun to go to! Practicing the self-control all that time reinforced your willpower quite a bit...
Quote from: Thraxas on 12-29-2005 -- 19:57:52
Quote from: docbyers on 12-21-2005 -- 10:49:12
I was working a diaper job in Italy for P&G, and was in a meeting one day with the Italians discussing the product characteristics of the diapers. One of the attributes is "BM Containment." My interpretor, Sara, gave me a quizzical look as she tried, in vain, to simultaneously repeat my commentary to the Italians. There is no direct translation in Italian to "bowel movement," so she ad libbed something as close to it as she could get, after leaning over and whispering in my ear, "What's a BM??" Her and I had a good laugh over that after the meeting was over... :lol:
I know a bunch of technicians who would love a job that involved repeatedly saying the words "bowel movement". :roll:
Do I know you from somewhere? I fall into that group.
Are you still home because you are broke? Hey double check your mid december pay check. I got jipped a bit but I got a feeling my mid jan pay check will only be that much bigger.