Yeah I know, I wasn't saying you did but rather I was commenting on what the"cliche" was and my feelings about it.
I think you and I both agree about it. It is a shame that it exists at all.
By the way I might be in Europe in April. I am hoping it will coincide with the REV Conference there.
I am going to another conference in England about augmented communications for handicapped individuals but hope I will have time to travel to the REV conf....
If so, I would love to meet you and hear your presentation at the conference.
Have a good day,
Tom
On Feb 24, 2004, at 10:00 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Thomas McGrath III,
Klaus,
I think that pre-supposes a prejudice must exist. I certainly do not have any.
I did not say that!
The prejudice is that 'all' Americans expect everyone to speak english.
How come...? :-)
This is not true, I don't and all of my friends don't.
I did not say that, too!
I only said that the mail LOOKED to me like this "clichee"!!! See my mail...
I have seen this prejudice (especially against Americans) in my trips to Finland,
Germany and even England.
And for those Americans that do - shame on them.....
To be honest, most germans cannot even speak german :-)
Thanks and good fortune.
Tom On Feb 24, 2004, at 9:20 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
I know and understand this, but the posting looked to me like a mockery of someone
ignorant not being able to understand any another language than english...
Thomas J. McGrath III SCS 1000 Killarney Dr. Pittsburgh, PA 15234 412-885-8541
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