Re: So you want to interview a “Veteran”?
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Originally Posted by Ron Goldstein
Tomcat
Was it Churchill who said, speaking of the Americans, "A common language that separates two peoples" ?
It appears we have a similar problem to do with Ozzie Land because, here was you, thinking that I had taken offence by the use of a simple "Mr."
None taken Tomcat, I assure you, but what I really must do is to make use more of the emoticon  or even  to show when I think I am being amusing
Have a G'day 
Ron |
Excellent mate.
Just one thing though on the Australian slang G'day. The term G'day is only used in a hello situation, such "G'day mate how are you', but very rarely in a goodbye situation, is is more along the lines of, 'Have fun', 'Cheers', 'catch you late', or even just bye.
Of course this just could have been one of those rare moments lol 
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Robert,
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