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UrbScotty

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Tue Mar-09-04 07:19 PM
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CZECH THREAD!

Although I have German, Polish, and Lithuanian blood in me.

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joeybee12

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Tue Mar-09-04 07:25 PM
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1. Ah, to je vlemi pekny, tady cesky "thread!"

Jake se mate?

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Commie Pinko Dirtbag

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Tue Mar-09-04 07:26 PM
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2. Ncoasdhc cmocm ec qocifqpc pcq pocqjpq ighxzheo (qw)

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joeybee12

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Tue Mar-09-04 07:28 PM
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3. Who are you kidding?????????????????

I know a scam when I see one!

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RoadRunner

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Tue Mar-09-04 07:31 PM
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4. de Czech is in de mail

:smoke:

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camero

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Tue Mar-09-04 07:32 PM
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5. kdo se moch pta.

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joeybee12

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Tue Mar-09-04 07:41 PM
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8. Jaky to "pta"????

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camero

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Tue Mar-09-04 07:43 PM
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10. That's one of the few Czech phrases I remember

We need a pta thread today. :)

The other one I remember is Zvedovost. I think I spelled that correctly.

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joeybee12

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Tue Mar-09-04 07:50 PM
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13. Does it mean something like "What's the big deal?"

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camero

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Tue Mar-09-04 07:51 PM
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14. Curiousity killed the cat

Edited on Tue Mar-09-04 07:53 PM by camero

pta being cat. I think zvedovost also means curious.

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JohnKleeb

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Tue Mar-09-04 07:32 PM
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6. Slovak here

Edited on Tue Mar-09-04 07:37 PM by JohnKleeb

:hi: neighbors, you have pretty women, Ive seen the models :).
ano , a žije Czechoslovakia.
thats czech.

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fishnfla

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Tue Mar-09-04 07:37 PM
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7. oh yeah, I'm a Bohunk

from the ancient chod tribes, sign of the watchdog.

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trotsky

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Tue Mar-09-04 07:41 PM
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9. One quarter Bohemian here.

And a quarter Swede, and a quarter English, and a quarter of who knows what else.

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Commie Pinko Dirtbag

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Tue Mar-09-04 08:02 PM
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15. I see a little sillouetto of a man!

SCARAMOUCHE! SCARAMOUCHE!

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Ilsa

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Tue Mar-09-04 07:43 PM
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11. Jak se mas?

That's the local sticker. Lots of czech folk here.

I wonder if any of you know what "zultz" is? (Think food.) I don't know if i have it spelled correctly, but that's how it sounds.

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joeybee12

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Tue Mar-09-04 07:50 PM
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12. Food is potrave--not sure what you're spelling!

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Ilsa

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Tue Mar-09-04 08:06 PM
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16. I don't know how it is spelled, but this is a

the remainder of brown bits and gelatin when pigs feet and other parts are boiled down. Apparently my husband's uncle used to fight his bothers and sisters for it as it is a tasty delicacy. Probably doesn't help the LDL count very much.

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hippiechick

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Tue Mar-09-04 08:24 PM
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17. Czech, mate ...

My maternal great-grandparents and all their kids, grandkids, etc came from the border town now called Hojova Straz in 1874 ... settled in NE Wisconsin.

:hippie:

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fishnfla

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Tue Mar-09-04 09:23 PM
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19. Plzen, here

near the Austrian border,hard on the edge of the Bohemian forest. Lots of Bohunks in upper Wisc. (nebraska
and SD too)

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thom1102

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Tue Mar-09-04 08:46 PM
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18. De Kuyi...

I know that isn't how it is spelled, but that is it phonetically. It means thank you.

I got a Eurorail pass and travelled through central Europe when I got out of the Navy and stop number 3 was Prague. I stopped in this little newstand to get a new roll of film. I had written several basic phrases in Czech on the palm of my left hand. I paid the cashier, looked at my palm and said "Dekuyi." The guy looked at his palm and said "Bye"

I laughed my ass off!

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