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jvs

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Everything posted by jvs

  1. Well as an ex wood worker i can say he still has a good chance to not get injured. Did you look at the saw? lol.
  2. Certain words in different languages are the same or nearly the same. That is the easy part,the rest is just hard to learn specially when we get older. I find that when i travel a lot and use different languages very soon the confusion or interference seems to fade away. I guess the term"use it or lose it "makes some sense here.
  3. Maybe yes and maybe no. The older i get the less words i seem to need. I am starting to mix up different languages and that is a little confusing sometimes. Most English speaking people only speak one language,i think as you say if you read a lot or write(as you do) then it should be not much of a problem On the positive side,my Thai is getting better all the time.
  4. No,attacking and killing civilians is an illegal act of war. After the war is over the guilty parties will get their punishment. Doing the same things as the russians did is not the way to go. I can understand how you feel but there are laws and reacting in anger maybe just what the russians need/want to commit even more illegal acts.They would probably be in the same frame of mind as you are now. The court in The Hague will be a busy place.

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