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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
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Ot
But I didn't spam!
Sincerely,
Ot
Sincerely,
Ot
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Armin Zingler
Ot said:
*LOL*
OT = off topic = a message not dealing with the group topic
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Cor
Hi Armin,
Disapearing messages again.
I saw this message from OT in another newsgroup where he did answer the
same, otherwise I would not have understand what you where saying.
:-(
Cor
Disapearing messages again.
I saw this message from OT in another newsgroup where he did answer the
same, otherwise I would not have understand what you where saying.
:-(
Cor
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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
* "Ot said:
Are you Mark?
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Ot
I know ;-) I just thought I'd pull a chain and see what happens given the
coincidence of my name and "OT" as used. All in fun ;-)
coincidence of my name and "OT" as used. All in fun ;-)
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Ot
Who's Mark?
Herfried K. Wagner said:
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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
* "Ot said:
The author of the spam post Cor replied to.
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Cor
Hi Herfried,
If you are intrested you can write direct, not invite people in this
newsgroup.
)
Cor
If you are intrested you can write direct, not invite people in this
newsgroup.
)Cor
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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
* "Cor said:
Mhm... I don't understand what you are saying...
;-)))
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Armin Zingler
Ot said:
I was not sure because there was no smiley. Now I am.
Don't you have a name? I do. ;-)
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Armin Zingler
Herfried K. Wagner said:
Thought it was Marc.
;>
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Cor
Hi Armin,
Maybe it is Ot not Ot his name, but in my country Ot is a very normal name.
One of the most famous books when we are talking about learning language is
"Ot en Sien".
The Belgians in this newsgroup knows it probably also.
)
Cor
Maybe it is Ot not Ot his name, but in my country Ot is a very normal name.
One of the most famous books when we are talking about learning language is
"Ot en Sien".
The Belgians in this newsgroup knows it probably also.
)Cor
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triumvir
Cor said:
Try the Wallons, I'm Flemish and never heard of your name or book.
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Cor
Hi Triumvir,
No for them I ask for "Suske en Wiske" that seems to be Wallon.))
I was curious if "Ot en Sien" was used in Belgium also, it are old books to
learn children to speak Dutch. (But in Holland it still widely used as a
synonym for that kind of books).
However if it is possible that in Belgium that name Ot is not used.
I think that it is an abriviation from the german Otto.
Cor
Try the Wallons, I'm Flemish and never heard of your name or book.
No for them I ask for "Suske en Wiske" that seems to be Wallon.
))I was curious if "Ot en Sien" was used in Belgium also, it are old books to
learn children to speak Dutch. (But in Holland it still widely used as a
synonym for that kind of books).
However if it is possible that in Belgium that name Ot is not used.
I think that it is an abriviation from the german Otto.
Cor