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KF5SSR

Well, thanks so much, Doug. Hey, listen, I've always wondered, how do French people have a different keyboard with all the various accents and this and that? I'm not too sure. Honestly, you'd think, I'm nearly of the age I'm going to get a wee bus pass kind of shortly. In the middle of November, in December 2015, we're talking about three months' time. I'll be getting a free bus pass here in this moment. Well, there you go. But yeah, you know, I should probably do that kind of thing, but that's what I do. I was trying to give you a big one, but there you go, KF5SSR, yes. The Texas Kisser here in Grapevine and to Douglas over there, Doug, yeah. My mother was from France and she couldn't speak one link of English, nothing when she came here. She had this deep, a deep accent, no matter what she did, she could not get rid of it. But I will say that, yeah, you know, she didn't teach her kids French because she couldn't understand English, so she had a very hard time, and I think if people around spoke French, she would have. So I would hear her talking to her sister on the phone, I have to say, it's one of the sexiest voices there is, really, languages, and so, yeah, but I will tell you, no matter how much you think you know when you go to France the slang changes so my mom ran into that problem and that was before all this stuff was available so but her friends couldn't really understand her because their slang changes also if you have an iPhone they have a app called translate you can text in it and you can talk into it and it can talk back to you which is pretty cool so but I did want to share that with Doug that the slang changes there in France and so I wanted to share that now I'm just wondering how Graham you and Miss Helen are doing because y'all are just giggling along so much here it's been quite interesting listening to the laughing hyenas back to you guys