Parlez-vous "Velo Tout-Terrain"?

[Dan Harrison]

Bonjour: Je suis un photojournaliste freelance, et je cherche un(e)
cycliste francophone, preferablement aux environs du Quebec. Je veut
preparer pour les Championnats Mondial prochains a Mont-Ste-Anne. RSVP
par e-mail, apres de remover "NOSPAM" de mon adresse. Merci en avant,
et pardonnez mon francais rouille!
Daniel Harrison

[Dan Harrison]

Boujour: Je suis un photojournaliste freelance, cherchant un(e)

cycliste francophone, preferablement aux environs du Quebec. Je veut

preparer pour les Championnats du Monde prochains a Mont Ste-Anne. RSVP

[Dan]

Nick wrote:

> Whatever....
> French speaking people is so ignorant...
>

Coming from someone who evidently did'nt understand a single word of Dan's
post, it figures...

Dan
(Yet another one - French speaking and proud of it)

[Dan]

Nick wrote:

> The most internationally used language is English.
>

And of course this makes YOU less ignorant !!!

This is indeed an English newsgroup and, even though my English writing
skills are not at par with most other participants, I do respect this
all the way.

Dan Harrisson is an English speeking individual who was merely trying to
catch the attention of French speeking mountain bikers in Quebec,
regarding a World Cup MTB event in Quebec... There's absolutly nothing
wrong in that.

You may not have a high opinion of french speeking people... this is a
free world and you are entitled to your opinion, but this is not the NG
to express it. There must be a NG for this somewhere.. try "alt.fascist"
or "alt.hate", etc.

Dan.

[Nick]

Whatever....
French speaking people is so ignorant...

Dan Harrison skrev i meddelandet <35EC2F...@mail.henryford.cc.mi.us>...

[Nick]

Well, go get a newsgroup for yourself then.

The most internationally used language is English.

This is an international news group.

Go figure...

Jei syns du er ignorant (he he)

[Nick]

Who did you just call a faschist?

You don't know anything about me, other than the fact that I would like
people to use a language that the majority of the worlds people can read and
understand.
Even though it was a direct message to french speaking people (who I really
dont have anything against, except the fact that they think that french is
a internatinally useful language)

He could have been saying things about me, or he could have been a
faschist, saing bad things about others (hiding behind his language, like
the nazis did once)

He could have made a translation to English, it wouldn't hurt, would it?
(B.T.W English is not my native language, so please be patient with my
spelling)

[Dan Harrison]

Nick wrote:
>
> He could have been saying things about me, or he could have been a
> faschist, saing bad things about others (hiding behind his language, like
> the nazis did once)
>

Chill out, Nick. Or switch to alt.conspiracy, where paranoia is the
order of the day. Dan (the Quebecer) was absolutely right, I was trying
to catch the eye of a francophone who could help me with my MTB jargon.
BTW, if you read my recent posts, I have nice things to say about
Netherlanders and Belgians. Does that help?
Tempest in a teapot.
Dan
[remove NOSPAM to reply]

[G.E.T.]

Is this Nick guy joking, a fascist, or an idiot???

> Whatever....
> French speaking people is so ignorant...
>
>