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12-16-06, 12:48 PM
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English, Spanish, German, French, Japanese (the last two are pretty minimal, though) and of course, some Klingon.
I can also read Portuguese with some accuracy and I undestand a bit of spoken Italian, particularly the dialect of Naples, but not enough to survive there for long. I'll probably use some of my winnings to buy Rosetta Sone to improve my Japanese and maybe learn Arabic or Farsi.
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12-16-06, 01:08 PM
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China=Japanese???? im confused but i thought japan was another country?
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12-16-06, 02:03 PM
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The club I hung out with and went to Sturgis with had an interesting tradition. Out on a run, or just generally partying anywhere outdoors...1st guy to crash got set on fire.
Funny thing was, it was almost always the club president. 
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12-16-06, 04:17 PM
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First trip to Sturgis I drove the club's van, 2nd I rode my Sportster. It was '81-'82, so I was 31 for the 2nd one.
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12-16-06, 01:52 PM
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I think David Juhart will be my favorite....to finish 2nd.
 Horse trainer from Slovenia, Lippizanners perhaps?
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