Lionel wrote:


Lionel - jeudi 1 Avril 2004 22:58 -
wrote:

Bruce J. Richman - jeudi 1 Avril 2004 22:36 -
wrote:

Rob Reedijk wrote:


In rec.audio.pro Carlos Alden wrote:

You ought to read Bill Bryson's book about wandering around England.
He is
completely flummoxed by the Glaswegians supposed English. Hilarious.

I can speak enough Dutch to be able to get around Holland---but that
doesn't include Zealand. I can't understand a word.

But I think the whole world is like that. Even here in Canada.
Sometimes
the Newfoundland accent can be pretty strong. And then there's Quebec.
It sounds a lot more like French than English when they speak.

Rob R.








One of my best friends is originally from Toronoto. And of course, I
wince
when he says something like "tubes and vinyl are the way to go, eh!!" **
Or when he says something like "those that rant and rave about analogue
playback
equipment are just upset that they've been left oooooot! (out) **


Obligatory audio references to help keep RAO an audio newsgroup.

Now playing:

Tchaikovsky - Capriccio Italien - on a Mercury Living Presence LP SR
90054

Up Next - Various Artists - Woodstock (soundtrack album) - Cotillion SD
3-500

and then - Joan Baez - In Concert - Vanguard SD 2122



Bruce J. Richman

Where is located Toronoto ?


It's located in Onterryo, Kanada.

Is there a French branch of the Detroit school of lower learning known as
Typographical Error University?


\ Now playing :
Mal Waldron - Soul Eyes -
Next : Mal Waldron - No more tears (for Ladies)
Ooops, (for Lady Day) obviously. ;-)








Bruce J. Richman