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The tolerance shown by RHP mods to naughty posters is immense. In a sense, they educate, nurture and even inspire many members to become better in posting and correspondence chess.

Three meaningful smileys go to hard working mods. πŸ˜‰πŸ™‚πŸ˜€

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Originally posted by GinoJ
The tolerance shown by RHP mods to naughty posters is immense. In a sense, they educate, nurture and even inspire many members to become better in posting and correspondence chess.

Three meaningful smileys go to hard working mods. πŸ˜‰πŸ™‚πŸ˜€
Want an apple?

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Originally posted by rbmorris
Want an apple?
No. Thanks. I am having breakfast from Germany called Flesch Salat.

You want some?

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Originally posted by GinoJ
No. Thanks. I am having breakfast from Germany called Flesch Salat.

You want some?
Never heard about that. Do you mean Fleischsalat?

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Never heard about that. Do you mean Fleischsalat?
I doubt he knows what he means. 😞

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(post too disgusting to leave up)

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Never heard about that. Do you mean Fleischsalat?
Pardon my spelling.

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
I doubt he knows what he means. 😞
Give me more credit:'(

I speak 6 languages.

edit: 4 of them fluently

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Originally posted by GinoJ
Pardon my spelling.
That's not just spelling, that's a completely different word.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
That's not just spelling, that's a completely different word.
How do you spell kartofelsalat?

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Originally posted by GinoJ
How do you spell kartofelsalat?
Kartoffelsalat. But "kartofelsalat" is not too bad, that's at least recognisable. "Flesch" instead of "Fleisch" on the other hand... that sounds more like "flesh", which is probably what gave reader that association which she edited out again (although "flesh" and "Fleisch" almost certainly have the same root, so there is a connection).

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Kartoffelsalat. But "kartofelsalat" is not too bad, that's at least recognisable. "Flesch" instead of "Fleisch" on the other hand... that sounds more like "flesh", which is probably what gave reader that association which she edited out again (although "flesh" and "Fleisch" almost certainly have the same root, so there is a connection).
I admit that I did not know the word was written together.

However, I realized I spelled "fleisch" incorrectly; felt too lazy to edit.

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Originally posted by GinoJ
I admit that I did not know the word was written together.

However, I realized I spelled "fleisch" incorrectly; felt too lazy to edit.
"The dog ate it" would have been a more believable excuse...

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Originally posted by GinoJ
felt too lazy to edit.
Off with his head!

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Originally posted by Daemon Sin
"The dog ate it" would have been a more believable excuse...
Especially since we are talking about meat here. Not unlikely at all that the dog would have bitten off a piere.