Bo Nanas by John Kovaleski for September 22, 2010

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    joefish25  over 14 years ago

    Laugh, but a work associate who staples pekoe bags to his hat says that there is a movement afoot to eliminate all non-English words from the American daily usage. I will now pause for head shaking and laughterā€¦ The sad part? This dude is serious. Boy, the far right wing sure is entertaining. Thanks for the laughs folks and keep ā€˜em coming! You folks who are conservatives need to reel in the extremists and take back your party from the loonies. Please. Iā€™ll pay you well.

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    Yukoneric  over 14 years ago

    Thatā€™s the problem right there. Them fureners needs ta larn Anglish!

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    lewisbower  over 14 years ago

    I fear hearing, ā€œPress two for English.ā€

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    joefish25  over 14 years ago

    Amen, Lew, I donā€™t like all this accommodating folks who are too lazy to learn English either, but the point here Iā€™m trying to make (probably didnā€™t do it too well, I think) is that we are a Germanic based language and have many many Latin and Greek words to boot. This guy wants those words out of ā€œEnglilshā€ too. Thatā€™s waaaay overboard, doncha think? Itā€™s the absurdities Iā€™m pointing at. Besides, thatā€™ll leave us with about 37 words that are genuinely English. I agree with the ā€œPress one for Englishā€ point - both of my immigrant grandfathers struggled with this language but became fluent in a short time, mainly because they both needed and wanted to, to become Americans, bless their hearts.

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    lonecat  over 14 years ago

    ^^^^ No one will eat spaghetti in the US ever again ā€“ or sushi, or guacamole. Three of my favorite foods. Or pork, for that matter.

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    Dapperdan61  Premium Member over 14 years ago

    If this was not a comic Iā€™d have to smack this idiot upside his head

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    Keith Messamer  over 14 years ago

    Who wants to ban non-English words in the U.S.?! Is there confusion with France? They have an actual agency that bans non-French words.

    Joefish must be believing another made-up thing about Christine Oā€™Donnell.

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