Animal Crackers by Mike Osbun for February 07, 2009

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    bald  about 16 years ago

    but birds donā€™t understand hipponese

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  2. Alife
    alife  about 16 years ago

    I googled the word THERE IS one it means seconde dĆ©clinaison in U.S., I DES noms propres, vocatif to singulier Thatā€™s the english translation, whatever that means!?! http://www.dicolatin.com/FR/LAK/0/HIPPONESE/index.htm I even saw your post! Love Googling in the morning, Now for another cup of coffee:D

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    stonehenge1951  about 16 years ago

    Alife: I went to the site you found. Translating about 2/3 of the way down - Hipponese: Of the Aegean island of Hipponesos. What you read was: second declension in U.S. proper noun, singular vocative. I hope that helps :)

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  4. Alife
    alife  about 16 years ago

    Thanks stonehenge1951 Gun Hay Fat Cho (Not sure the English spelling right now. ę–°å¹“å„½ Edit found it!! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ChineseNewYear simplified Chinese: ę­å–œå‘č“¢ traditional Chinese: ę­å–œē™¼č²” Gong hei fat choi, which loosely translates to ā€œCongratulations and be prosperousā€

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    Geekologist  about 16 years ago

    alife needs more coffee. Lets see what he comes up with!

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