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New Fri 26 Feb 10 17:55 
 incomer - Dog
Hiya 4play ... I am a newbian and my name is Dog, I have a 5 year young Nissan Almera 1.8 auto. and I live in West Briton.

;-)
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New Fri 26 Feb 10 17:58 
 incomer - bathtub tom
I was wondering if the fellow Almera owning spanish hound was here.
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New Fri 26 Feb 10 18:03 
 incomer - R.P.
Nice to see you.
"Alfie" sends his regards...
Last edited by: Hondadriver on Fri 26 Feb 10 at 18:25
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New Fri 26 Feb 10 18:16 
 incomer - Armel Coussine
Es un perro... Hola comrade
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New Fri 26 Feb 10 18:27 
 incomer - rtj70
Welcome Dog. In Welsh you'd be ci, but plural would be cwn (site does not like a w with a circumlex ^ on top).
Last edited by: welshy on Fri 26 Feb 10 at 18:27
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New Fri 26 Feb 10 18:29 
 incomer - R.P.
Popular name for dogs in Wales is Pero btw !
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New Fri 26 Feb 10 18:30 
 incomer - rtj70
Is that with one or two r's ?? :-) Welcome fellow refugee. I hope the trip was not too lengthy.
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New Fri 26 Feb 10 20:08 
 incomer - NowWheels
Greetings, fellow Almera-automatic driver (even tho you got here before me).

I've had mine 4 years this week, and still find it great: easy to drive, does what it says on the tin, doesn't let me down. The perfect piece out automotive white goods.
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New Fri 26 Feb 10 21:01 
 incomer - Dog
>>> Welcome Dog. In Welsh you'd be ci, but plural would be cwn <<<

Cheers welshy, Dog in Cornish would be Ki, plural is Keun = same difference!
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New Fri 26 Feb 10 21:09 
 incomer - rtj70
The pronunciation of Keun and Cwn (with a ^) would be the same but both are Gaelic. But there's Gaelic P and ..... well I forget details.

Hi anyway.
Last edited by: welshy on Fri 26 Feb 10 at 21:09
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