Re: Gazpacho soup

> Sort of an early Esperanto, eh?
>
> Kent (Esperanto reminds me of Gazpacho soup, for some reason...)

Lol Kent, Gazpacho soup eh? My friend Gabrielle and I decided to learn Esperanto
so that we could write notes about UFO and its characters during high school. If
we were caught we figured noone would be able to read them. We learned quite a
bit but ended up ditching that idea and created our own code alphabet instead. I
still have most of our "UFO communications". Monday was always a busy note
writing day since the episodes aired on saturday or sunday. I guess you could
say UFO kept me from dying of boredom during those years. BTW I don't think I
remember two words in Esperanto (well it has been a few years since high
school). Lorraine

>> Sort of an early Esperanto, eh?
>> Kent (Esperanto reminds me of Gazpacho soup, for some reason...)

>Lol Kent, Gazpacho soup eh? My friend Gabrielle and I decided to learn Esperanto
>so that we could write notes about UFO and its characters during high school. If
>we were caught we figured noone would be able to read them.

Wow. Now that's what I call a serious UFO fan! Learning a new language just to
talk about a TV show! Now why didn't I think of that? Of course, I had no one to talk about
UFO with in school...sniff...sniff...

Kent


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> >Lol Kent, Gazpacho soup eh? My friend Gabrielle and I decided to learn
Esperanto
> >so that we could write notes about UFO and its characters during high
school. If
> >we were caught we figured noone would be able to read them.
>
> Wow. Now that's what I call a serious UFO fan! Learning a new language
just to
> talk about a TV show! Now why didn't I think of that? Of course, I had
no one to talk about
> UFO with in school...sniff...sniff...

Me niether. To talk about it left me open to ridicule. (Gives Kent a
consolatory Cyber Hug)

Sheila

Still UFO Crazy crazy crazy crrraaazzzzy!