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Guest girish
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i dont know if you guys know about this but back home ( im from south africa ) - the mongoose is a really *twisted* mammal - its main form of defense if attacked or harassed is ...( guess what ..) to aim for the testicles !!!!! it will simply jump and try to rip em off

well it actually really happened before..

well i thoughtmaybe you guys would like to know..

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Jy is mos 'n skelem.

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Whaaaa?

He he he! It's Afrikaans. It became an official South African language sometime in the 1930's. It was developed by the Dutch people living in South Africa. It is very similar to Dutch in most ways, one exception being that they don't use the letter "z" as often (in fact, they hardly use it at all).

Guest girish
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no it never happened to me before but one bum was attacked ( he was apparently drunk ...) and also some bulls..

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drunk eh.......wut was he doing with his pants off?????..........................dat probably explains WHY................yah and dat animal is REALLY smart ............i should teach my dog that.......hehehehehehe

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jij bent niet een ? kan het niet verstaan zo.

wwwwwwwwwwwwwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaatttttttttttttttt??????????????????????????????

SVEn please translate thnxz

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What I meant was: Jy is mos 'n skelm (added in an "e" by mistake)

Direct translation: You are indeed a rogue (or knave). (Skelm here more means "low life" or some insult like that. I'm really conveying an Afrikaans expression, so it's difficult to translate.)

I'm not trying to be nasty (someone will probably get angry), but Afrikaans is sort of Slang Dutch. Did you hear of that computer mouse called a Boomslang. Boomslang is Afrikaans for Tree Snake. If you split the Boom and the Slang words. Apparently I think one of the designers was South African.)

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I was never good at Afrikaans at school. So don't ask me to teach you. Ask a Boer. People from the UK may know who a Boer is. The British I think pronounced it "boo-a" (got this info from some TV program), but it is actually pronounced more like "boor" with a very strong "r". Boer just means farmer in Afrikaans. Anyway, I thought I'd just give you some information on South Africa.

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