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Gruess Gott!
I've traveled to Germany several times over the years, including spending a summer with a family in Bavaria when I was in high school. I'm also in some German clubs in Ohio and like German folk dancing. I firmly believe that there's nothing like a polka to lift one's spirits. So, I guess I've become a lover of German things, and Wolfgang is a name that I like.
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Father Deacon,
I thought "tween" was slang for those in there 20s. It certainly would seem to make more phonetic sense (twenties/tween) than the other.
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Originally posted by Teen Of The Incarnate Logos:
Father Deacon,
I thought "tween" was slang for those in there 20s. It certainly would seem to make more phonetic sense (twenties/tween) than the other.
Logos Teen The contemporary use of tween [ dictionary.reference.com] is for the 8-12 age group. --tim
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Originally posted by Teen Of The Incarnate Logos:
Father Deacon,
I thought "tween" was slang for those in there 20s. It certainly would seem to make more phonetic sense (twenties/tween) than the other.
Logos Teen It's slang for those be tween middle childhood and the teenage years. Approximately 4th(?) grade and junior high.
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Simple, "Pan" is "Mister" in Polish.
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Ok, ok, I'll change it "Twenty-Something of the Incarnate Logos." Learn something new every day! Logos Teen
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Ok, ok, I'll change it "Twenty-Something of the Incarnate Logos." Learn something new every day! Logos Teen
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"Ung-Certez" is my Grandfather's (Dido) Rusyn village in Uzh Co., Transcarpathia. It was part of Austria-Hungary when he immigrated in 1908. Now, it is within the territory of the Ukrainian Republic, about 15 miles east of the Slovak Republic. The avatar photo is the Rusyn church in Ung-Certez.
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Originally posted by Ung-Certez:
"Ung-Certez" is my Grandfather's (Dido) Rusyn village in Uzh Co., Transcarpathia. It was part of Austria-Hungary when he immigrated in 1908. Now, it is within the territory of the Ukrainian Republic, about 15 miles east of the Slovak Republic. The avatar photo is the Rusyn church in Ung-Certez.
Ungcsertezs Cool.  I had been wondering about what it meant. -- John
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Originally posted by Alice: Originally posted by Pyrohy.:
[b] pyrohy=pierogi. Just like them, so picked the name. It could change at any given time however to something just as exciting
Obviously you are a man of discerning taste, who likes good food!
Maybe we will see a Greek named 'Souvlaki' here one day!
Alice  [/b]If I was a Greek, my moniker would be "DOLMADAKIA" or "MELOMACARONA"  However, Intrigued Latin is quite self explanitory. I'm a Latin Catholic and I'm Intrigued by everything Eastern (Including my wife ) My avtar confirms that. St. Andrew, the first Called. The First Bishop of Byzantium and Patron Saint of Scotland (My birthplace). Andrew is also the name I took during my confirmation. Brad
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You can tell we are deep in the Great Lent with all the talk of food. It's OK as it was byzantine foods. I am thinking of nice chocolates as my reward for being so very very good. :rolleyes: ICXC NIKA
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Originally posted by Pavel Ivanovich:
.........I am thinking of nice chocolates as my reward for being so very very good.
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NIKA Um Pavel - we need that witnessed and a nice seal put on the witnessed copy before we accept that particular statement Of course the seal will be made of good dark Choccie
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Originally posted by Wolfgang:
Gruess Gott!
I've traveled to Germany several times over the years, including spending a summer with a family in Bavaria when I was in high school. I'm also in some German clubs in Ohio and like German folk dancing. I firmly believe that there's nothing like a polka to lift one's spirits. So, I guess I've become a lover of German things, and Wolfgang is a name that I like.
Frieden! Guten tag, Wolfgang. I loved Germany when I was there in '98... it's very pretty, and so CLEAN! Believe it or not, I loved the food too. Not very exciting, but it's hearty and tastes great. Have you been to Rotenberg Aub Der Tauber? It's the only medieval walled city left in Europe, and it's so quaint... pretty cobblestone streets and little bakeries all over the place. Couldn't really practice my German though, because almost all Germans nowadays speak fluent English. When I tried to ask a question in German, they'd answer me in English, ha. So I've picked up some German by listening to Rammstein... God bless, Karen
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The "MizByz" part of my screenname I just came up with one day... supposed to be "Ms." and then "Byz", obviously. And I was born in 1974.
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