Re: Vsita 15P programming question

["Robert L Bass" <robertlbass@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> i give you 5 hours here and someone will
> trow you back over the border, kicking
> your fat ass all the way to it..

You're welcome to try but it might not work out as you expect.

>> I'd wager that after five years in the US
>> your English wouldn't be half as strong
>> as my French given a couple of months
>> on your side of the border.
>
> it is allready stronger then what you would
> learn for the rest of your life..even if you
> would live in french all the time...

You're kidding yourself, friend.  Your English is atrocious.

> every costumer I have that speak English
> ask me where I come from..(thinking I am
> not from Quebec..)

They probably think you're from Eastern Europe.

> cause they cant identify the accent...

Why am I not surprised?

> that's because one of my teacher was from
> London and I learned a great deal from him..

It seems you've forgotten most of it.

> and learned a lot of there expression..

Heh, heh, heh... :^)

> but speaking a language is easy.. being able
> to listen to it too..

Listening is the first part.

> writing it...well that's another story..

Reading it for a while would help with your exceedingly poor grammar if you
were intelligent.  But alas...