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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: Sandwich on November 23, 2004, 03:28:36 pm
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I've been meaning to post this, but keep on forgetting. A friend of mine interviewed me for an article she was to write for Finland's 2nd largest newspaper. So she interviewed me, sent it in, and it got published and all. I finally got a hold of a scan of the paper, so here it is:
(http://www.brainzipper.com/images/mike-article-finnish-thumb.jpg) (http://www.brainzipper.com/images/mike-article-finnish.jpg)
What's it say? ;)
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congats dude. do you know the name of the newspaper? there are some few finns around here, aybe they can translate it for you. HIG maybe?
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It says, " Don't take any cheques from this guy (photo)":p
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I think Aamulehti is the name... not sure though.
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:lol: Thats great!
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Congrats, what was the interview for by the way? :nervous:
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Heh heh, nice one.
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Too bad all the finns are asleep now... :p
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Originally posted by Raa
Too bad all the finns are asleep now... :p
I think there are a few that can stay up as late as 0100, which is in 10 minutes.
or maybe they all drank too much and are sleeping under the tables. I heard it's pretty common there.
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Now...where's Fury when you need him ?
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Originally posted by Ghostavo
Congrats, what was the interview for by the way? :nervous:
What was it for?? For her to make some well-needed money? ;)
It was about my life as an American-born Israeli citizen, my army service, living in the much-shot-at Jerusalem neighborhood of Gilo (that pic is taken at a bus stop - note the concrete wall behind me, protecting people at the stop from the bullets coming from Beit Jala). That kind of stuff.
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About... for... meh... same thing... :nervous:
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Nice.
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Yeah, it's called "Aamulehti", and it's indeed the second largest finnish newspaper. It's publishing is in Tampere, the city where I study.
The title's saying about how military service taught you to appreciate normal life, and how you'll always remember your unreal tour of duty in Jenin. I'd love to translate more to you, but it's 1.30am here and I really need some sleep. :)
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Originally posted by Sandwich
What's it say? ;)
"IDF relaxes stance on homosexual troops"
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...........musn't laugh..............
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That was classic.
Nice going Sandwich, you've done us proud.
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Originally posted by Eternal One
Yeah, it's called "Aamulehti", and it's indeed the second largest finnish newspaper. It's publishing is in Tampere, the city where I study.
The title's saying about how military service taught you to appreciate normal life, and how you'll always remember your unreal tour of duty in Jenin. I'd love to translate more to you, but it's 1.30am here and I really need some sleep. :)
That's pretty much what the titles say. I gotta prepare to leave to work so I don't even try to translate the rest. :D
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Cool, man!
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I suck at translating, so I'll leave it to someone else :p
Now I just have to wonder why is there a "w" instead of "v" in your nick?
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Indeed, the article says the nick is "Sandvitch" and not "Sandwich" as it is in here. Oddiness. ;)
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As for the nick... hehehe. My nick in the army was indeed "Sandwich"... actually, more like a drawling "Sah-which" (Adi Avitan didn't like the "d"). In Hebrew, that's unusual because the correct pronunciation is "sandvich".
So when I decided to adopt that as my online nickname, username, etc, I had to use "Sandvich" (the unusual form from an english-speaker's POV) in a number of places where "Sandwich" was already taken. But here... ;)
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Thank you, now i finaly know why i pronounce it sandvich, i dont speak hebrew myself but my mother does so i guess it kinda inhereted onto me
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Dude, that's freaking cool. :D
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Bloody...! I missed that one. Damn (this is what happens when you don't order the paper >_>)
23th September, wonder if the library still has it somewhere.
Nice one, I gotta read it. ^^
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i think somewhere in there it said, "Sandvich" lol
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Originally posted by kode
or maybe they all drank too much and are sleeping under the tables. I heard it's pretty common there.
Yeah, it happens sometimes.
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Sweet, a caption thread!
"Israel's cocaine and marijuana sales and abuse on the rise"
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Congrats on your fifteen minutes. ;)