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Postby oldtimer on Sun Mar 05, 2006 3:42 pm

what the heck is this
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Postby moneyonwheel$ on Mon Mar 06, 2006 8:30 pm

towel head maybe?lol american site speak american!!!
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Postby The Wizard on Fri Mar 10, 2006 9:15 pm

No man its an American site, speak English.

Americans don't speak American.

Besides this is an American trucking site and the language spoken here is trucking. If you want to speak something other than trucking then go to a different site, like basket weaving or learn how to dress Barbie sites.

But Until we must speak another language, which probably isn't that far off we continue to speak English in this country at least us anglos do.
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Postby Libby on Sat Mar 11, 2006 6:25 am

Using an occasional word or phase is ok. I left a non-English web-site on the members' list and at first was of the idea it would be okay for some non-English talk, then I spoke with a Russian person, now a U.S.A. citizen, (I use to work with him)who said it could allow messaging ETJ or any business wouldn't want to be part of. Made sense because I can't get someone from anywhere in the world to translate. There are a lot of Hispanic, Polish and other non-English speaking truckers; an occasional phrase or word is ok. Please, everyone, direct your comments on the forum to the North American trucking community. We have a lot of Canadian truckers and truck companies and the trucking community is going to be crossing the southern borders at some point, some day, likely soon. We welcome the world-trucking community to read this board and tell us about the trucking community world-wide, it just has to be in English - American or Anglo. I speak a decent Spanglish, too.

American-English is supposedly one of the hardest languages to learn because we have so many phrases and words from other languages but it's still our common ground, here.
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