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Hey Nashville folks, I am planning on spending the night in Nashville on the 16th since my flight to Denver leaves at 6am on the 17th. Let's get a beer! Anyone?
Hey Nashville folks, I am planning on spending the night in Nashville on the 16th since my flight to Denver leaves at 6am on the 17th. Let's get a beer! Anyone?
Bah, that's the weekend that Druid, dreamingtree and I will be in Mississippi partying with Meg and Boz
Meg and boz, will you back the party up one week please .......hahah Well that sucks, I have wanted to get over that way and meet you guys since we are so close.
Meg and boz, will you back the party up one week please .......hahah Well that sucks, I have wanted to get over that way and meet you guys since we are so close.
Wish I could - but I know Jess will be around - he says he will be too tired to travel that weekend - he'll be recovering from galavanting around the country from show to show and festy to festy
Hey Nashville folks, I am planning on spending the night in Nashville on the 16th since my flight to Denver leaves at 6am on the 17th. Let's get a beer! Anyone?
Ok - go ahead an yell at me now - but I agree with him. I'm sick of everything being bilingual. I'm tired of having to press one for English.
And I guess to a lot of you that makes me a bigoted, racist Rethuglican
Yes. Expecting people to understand the language in which all laws of the land are written is definitely racist.
In almost every foreign country I have been to, France, Spain, Germany, Czech, etc.. they always go out of their way to make sure English is an option. You can travel freely not really speaking the language at all. though they do appreciate if you try a little.
It reminds me of a joke
What do you call someone who speaks three languages? trilingual.
What do you call someone who speaks two languages? bilingual.
What do you call someone who speaks one language? American.
Post by lordrockinhood on Jul 3, 2010 10:15:12 GMT -5
In a place that proudly gives us the liberty to be whoever we want to be, is it really so inconveinient to "push 1"? It's not like I actually have to listen to the rest of the list.
Does freedom of speech* come with a language disclaimer? If anything, there should be more choices, not less.
In almost every foreign country I have been to, France, Spain, Germany, Czech, etc.. they always go out of their way to make sure English is an option. You can travel freely not really speaking the language at all. though they do appreciate if you try a little.
And when the majority of immigrants came from those nations many years ago they all learned English upon arrival.
I find it interesting that it's perfectly OK for them to want us to try a little when we are just visiting, but it makes us bad people to expect others to try a little when they decide to live here.