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Posted by Paul in Mich on January 02, 2004 at 14:34:50 from (68.188.227.110):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Great weather for old IRON. posted by Hugh MacKay on January 02, 2004 at 13:45:01:
Hugh, You are sooooooooo right. Our Newfie brothers and sisters have partying down to a fine science. While there, I was encouraged....no, urged....No, shamed into imbibing in my fair share of "Screech" to ring in the New Year. For that, I was given a 750ml bottle of "de Terre Nueve" Rhum (Screech) to bring back to the States, which sits unopened in my cabinet. (May be an appropriate spirit for two old geezers to converse over if and when the two should meet) As to the colorful speech, I found it so colorful that people from one village could scratch their heads over what someone from another village was saying. At a New Years party, I sat with amazment as someone from Grand Bank in his dialect tried to get someone from Harbour Grace to understand him and visa-versa. I did have to laugh at the story one told of the tourist farmer from the Mid-West asked a Newfie farmer how big a spread he was farming. When the Newfie farmer pointed out the boundries of his farm which may have been a stretch to make 40 acres, the Midwest farmer trying to impress a Newfoundlander explained that on his farm, he could get in his pickup truck at 8:00 am and it would take him till 5"00 pm to reach the far end of his property, to which the Newfie retorted, "Chap, I know what ya mean, I aad a truck once, meeself, that wouldnt go much faster, eh.....
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