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Post November 07 2005, 0:00 AM
Asarlaí
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Ná habair é Scotaigh, it's all just a bit of craic..
"Unthinking respect for authority is the greatest enemy of truth" - 15
 
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Post November 07 2005, 14:40 PM
finely
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There is no one from Africa, South America, or Asia. I thought we were more wide-spead.
Whenever any seasoned regulars see a mistake in my own use of Irish, please feel free to correct me! I won't even attempt translations for others.
Post November 07 2005, 14:56 PM
oisin718
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Whatever happened to the guy from Japan?
Post November 07 2005, 15:04 PM
Redwolf
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oisin718 wrote:Whatever happened to the guy from Japan?


He's still around, but he's not here all the time anymore. He probably hasn't seen this yet.

Redwolf
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Is fearr Gaeilge na scoile ná gan Gaeilge ar bith

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Post November 07 2005, 17:27 PM
Conor
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[bunchlo]It seems that the[/bunchlo]

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[bunchlo] and [/bunchlo]


[bunchlo]tags are only working if you have Bunchló on your system - I thought the eot file had fixed that :?

Back to the drawing board, I guess.

P.S. - If anyone has an recommendations, let me know :wink: [/bunchlo]
Post November 07 2005, 17:47 PM
Asarlaí
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[bunchlo]Buíochas a bunchló a chonoir[/bunchlo]

Dála an scéil, bunchló was already on my system but I had to configure firefox to use it.
"Unthinking respect for authority is the greatest enemy of truth" - 15
Post November 07 2005, 20:28 PM
wdsci
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eot file? Cad é sin?

:) David
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Post November 07 2005, 20:34 PM
Conor
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Is féidir comhad eot a dhéanamh chun go mbeidh úsáideoirí IE nach bhfuil an clófhoireann suiteáilte acu abálta í a fheiceáil (neadaítear sa leathanach é). Ar an drochuair, ní oibríonn sé le Firefox - teicneolaíocht Microsoft atá ann.
Post November 07 2005, 20:35 PM
blixt
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Conor wrote:Back to the drawing board, I guess.

P.S. - If anyone has an recommendations, let me know :wink:

sIFR ... not that I haven't mentioned it three times before ... :whistle:
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Post November 07 2005, 20:48 PM
wdsci
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blixt wrote:
Conor wrote:Back to the drawing board, I guess.

P.S. - If anyone has an recommendations, let me know :wink:

sIFR ... not that I haven't mentioned it three times before ... :whistle:

Is barúil maith é sin

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