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Part of the citizen application test skills is to be able to point to an American flag / or American flag pin (made in Honduras) while reciting the Star-Spangled-Banner and wavinga real American flad (made in Malaysia) while informaing everyone you are 'fluent' in English. Christopher
Congratulations, Thomas! Vote for me!
ReplyDeleteSwiss American Thomas!
ReplyDeleteThe Mad Madison Mountaineer!
ReplyDeleteI'll bet he's in several languages.
But why does he always wear those power plane T-shirts..????
His English is pretty good, but is he "Fluent?"
ReplyDeleteThat was "bet he's 'fluent' in several languages."
ReplyDeleteBTW, why'd do the opposing arrowhead <> symbols vacate the bracketed text????
Formatting commands are enclosed by "<" and ">" If you put something unrecognized by the markup language between those delimiters, it just gets ignored.
ReplyDeleteDo you have to be fluent in the Navier-Stokes equation to become a US citizen?
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! Woof!
ReplyDeletePart of the citizen application test skills is to be able to point to an American flag / or American flag pin (made in Honduras) while reciting the Star-Spangled-Banner and wavinga real American flad (made in Malaysia) while informaing everyone you are 'fluent' in English. Christopher
ReplyDeleteYes, and all this in IFR conditions. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI thought Americans usually pointed with the next finger over.
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