Don't Be At A Loss For Words

Well, you're from upstate NY, so it's easy! (used to live in Rochester0

is that your idea of a joke? is something else being lost in translation here?

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Sex to go?

unless you boys plan to draw some connection from what you're saying to what this discussion is about, i am going to ask you to take it elsewhere.

"Poetry is what gets lost in translation." ~ Robert Frost

There once was a lady from Nantucket...

Tony and Brit are just having male fun. I am married to that specie.

I had been "chatting" on a message board with a French lady for quite ahile. Using Babelfish by me, and Google translation by her, for the most part, we understood. There was a time when we talked of her desire to move to the mountains and I brought up potential problems (laughingly). That did not translate well, but we did get it figured out.

Today, and with this post, I thought of that. On a lighter note this is a fun site, "Lost in Translation," that will remind you of the old game of Telephone.

http://tashian.com/multibabel/

Xanga, to Christans, alerts to a reflective site of Christianity. Yet Xiāng (湘語/湘语), also known as Hunan, Hunanese, or Hsiang is a Chinese language.

I find that people mix up the spellings, at best. In Christian usage it is X represented the Greek letter the first letter of Christ's name in Greek

I would like others to contribute what in the world does X generation mean?