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DF3VI > FUTURE 04.09.04 13:41l 16 Lines 701 Bytes #999 (25) @ WW
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From: DF3VI @ DB0OVN.#NRW.DEU.EU (Patrick)
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Hi Warren,
this again is a thing of language misunderstanding. The word "Limonade" is a
general term here (and I assume also in Holland) for all kinds of sweetened
fizzy drinks. So here we have "lemon limonade" and "orange limonade", and
"limonade" is easily confused with "lemonade". So widen your mind, Warren,
when you read textes from non-native English writers...
Btw, I drank "Pink lemonade" several times in the USA, and it didn't taste
like leon, you know... I still prefer real lemonade over Coke and similar,
but not that lemon fizzy drink they sell under the brand of "Sprite"...
73, Patrick
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