John Eddie picnic

[jiesen]

If you go to this website called babblefish.com there is a way to translate all this....

Actually, Altavista's "babelfish" is the original, and arguably better translator (it even will do Chinese, Korean, and Japanese). BTW, does anyone know of a free translator that'll do Czech?

http://babelfish.altavista.com/

And Dictionary.com will give you an adequate definition of "Quoits":

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=quoits

Using Italian was appropriate for this term, since its derivation is ultimately Latin from the word "culcita," meaning "cushion," and therefore is pronounced "kwoits" or "koits."

Sounds like a lot of fun:

http://www.tradgames.org.uk/games/Quoits.htm

I'd be there if I lived in New Jersey.

[skiracer]

You guys are going to raise the ire of New Born with that kind of language.

[mrmarket]

You guys are going to raise the ire of New Born with that kind of language.

He probably wouldn't like the lyrics to John Eddie's song "Forty"... ok wise guys, go look it up.

[Websman]

You guys are going to raise the ire of New Born with that kind of language.

I work in a prison enviroment where it is quite common to use four letter words to get your point across to convicted felons. They seem to understand you better when you direct lot's of foul language towards them.

But I must realize that I am not at the prison, therefore, I have edited my posts and replaced all possibly improper words with the word Vulcan. It seems to be an appropriate substitute.

[IIC]

Doug, here's what I got when I translated your post...

Well. .. The it has not ever heard if no it wanted to meet on when we go to the cod of Head in October. .. We has not a whole lot planned. .. Will is be in Chattam. .. My the personal addy of email is


Webs...

Yeah...that's about right...You see, unlike you guys I do not use the translation pages...each Sunday I teach myself a new language...

Dám si jedno pivo prosím

J...That's Czech for "May I have a beer please"

[RL]

Whats up with the language?

[mrmarket]

Whats up with the language?

Ray is right. I have corrected my erroneous ways.

[Websman]

Ray is right. I have corrected my erroneous ways.

I blame it on alcohol...

[B.J]

I'm certain that Jiesen (San Diego) will back me (Los Angeles) up here, but, where I live, I listen to enough Espanol and other foreign languages. Well, then again, there Doug (also LA) is participating

[Websman]

Hope to see some of you there...Please forward to anyone that may be interested - Thanks

Zap’s 7th Annual Picnic
Sunday, August 7th - 1PM - 8PM



To benefit D.A.R.E., New Jersey & Newspapers in Education



VFW Post 5700
140 Dutch Neck Rd, Hightstown, NJ 08520-4513


Phone: (609) 448-9738
City Streets will be catering a picnic menu
(hot dogs, hamburgers, chicken breast, sausage and peppers, salads, etc..)
BYOB, non alcoholic drinks provided

Fun & Games: Volleyball, Horse shoes, Quoits, Softball, & Moon Walk for Kids

all weather event, cover for rain
food served 2 PM - 6 PM

John Eddie - 2 sets starting at 6 PM
DJ Brett, Billy Mac and Kurbside perform 2 PM - 6 PM
Tickets: $30 adult, $20 child 10 and under

send check payable to:

Steve Urbish
1 Hunters Glen Dr.
Columbus, NJ 08022
email: [email protected]
phone 609/924-3244 x 189
(credit cards also accepted, call Steve)


Caterer needs a firm count, if not paid by 8/3 you will not be admitted.

All tickets will be left at the gate unless requested mailed.

This sounds like a fun time and for a good cause. Maybe we should plan a Mr Market fundraiser one day. I'm sure we could find a good charity to donate to.

[skiracer]

Ray is right. I have corrected my erroneous ways.

Well in that case my son say a nice Act of Contrition and 10 Hail Marys and 10 Our Fathers and promise not to do it again. Now say I promise I'll never curse like that again.

[IIC]

I'm certain that Jiesen (San Diego) will back me (Los Angeles) up here, but, where I live, I listen to enough Espanol and other foreign languages. Well, then again, there Doug (also LA) is participating

According to the Worldwatch Institute, there are 6,800 languages spoken in the world today...and even though there are only 300 people that still speak Ega...Chances are I might run into one of them in my neighborhood...And of course I want to be prepared in case they drop by and are in a chatty mood.

[B.J]

Doug, if 300 people speak Ega, I would bet that at least 200 of them live in Los Angeles, so, I like your plan of being well-prepared

[mrmarket]

so is there any FAITHFUL who will be coming out to see John Eddie besides me??

[Websman]

so is there any FAITHFUL who will be coming out to see John Eddie besides me??

Are you buying the beer?