| Help and Support Forum » Pennsylvania New Visitors Not Counted » May 24, 2011 4:47 am |
- PhreedomPhan
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Meiriongwril wrote:I think it's a CIA conspiracy ....

I think you're an ass.
| Help and Support Forum » Pennsylvania New Visitors Not Counted » May 22, 2011 3:20 am |
- PhreedomPhan
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Pennsylvania has always lead new hits from the states, but for the last 8 days there hasn't been one new hit. I can't believe it's not a malfunction of the counter.
| Request Flags » Need freedom loving readers - not flags. » January 23, 2011 5:24 pm |
- PhreedomPhan
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I've taken the advice of some of the posters here and added a translator again. This one seems to work fairly well, at least translating to German. The only hitch I found is that it translates proper names to German if the name is also an English word. I left instructions that I hope are valid when someone opens the blog under the translator. I would appreciate it if those with English as a second language would let me know how well it works with your language. For that matter, if English is your first language and you speak another fairly well, I'd appreciate it if you let me know how it works. Thanks!
| Request Flags » Need freedom loving readers - not flags. » January 21, 2011 10:51 pm |
- PhreedomPhan
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Thanks. That's normal. We can recognize more words when we see them than we can recall when we try to write. Probably less when we speak. That's true even with our native languages. If we don't use the words, in any language, we quickly forget.
I'm going to try to find a workable translator. If it does a good job, it might be easier for you to read. Portuguese is your language, isn't it?
| Request Flags » Need freedom loving readers - not flags. » January 21, 2011 10:11 pm |
- PhreedomPhan
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kamo1126
I tried translating a portion of your site with IM Translator, but it came out nonsense.
I was in Tokyo for a couple of days about 44 years ago.
| Request Flags » Need freedom loving readers - not flags. » January 21, 2011 9:42 pm |
- PhreedomPhan
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aventura experience, thanks for the suggestion. I'll admit I'm a little worried about that translator's terms of use. It seems like I may be giving away a lot more than they are. I'm also concerned because it uses a Google base and I've tried Google's translator in the past and it was terrible. Maybe it's better now. I don't know.
Is that the translator on your page? It seems to work very well.
| Request Flags » Need freedom loving readers - not flags. » January 20, 2011 9:58 pm |
- PhreedomPhan
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My thanks to vagabonzo and llandewi for their language suggestions. I would like very much to be able to do that but, unfortunately, it's not possible.
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In the United States, we don't often have occasion to use a foreign language unless we are in import/export or maybe travel. I had Spanish in Grammar School, but I've had no reason to use it unless I want to eavesdrop (listen secretly) on Puerto Ricans here. They usually speak much better English than I Spanish so it's pointless to try to struggle through a conversation in Spanish when English would be easier for both.
I spent 29 months as a soldier in Germany and once spoke fairly decent German. A couple of years later, I hitch-hiked and rode a bicycle through Europe for almost a year. For about 3 months of that I lived in Stuttgart. While there, I started learning Italian and Spanish through “Dreizig Stunden Italienisch" and “Spanisch in Dreizig Stunden." I did this so I wouldn't forget German while learning the others. Needless to say, I didn't learn that much in this way, because, after leaving Stuttgart, I was traveling most of the time and getting no opportunity to converse.
In the last 40 years, I have had no opportunity to converse in any other language but English. As a result, I've forgotten most of my German. I discovered a German blog “Alles Schall und Rauch." I liked what I could understand of it and started to try to relearn German. I realized that I just didn't have time for that. I tried a couple of translators, but found I had to spend almost as much time translating the translations. If I hadn't had some grounding in German, I would have thought the site gibberish (nonsense). For that reason, I'm not putting a translator on my blogs.
Llandewi, I think this is the most appropriate place to ask for readers (visitors). Isn't that the idea of asking for flags? If the only purpose is to say, “ha, ha, I've got more flags than you, then I think there are some very childish
| Request Flags » Need freedom loving readers - not flags. » January 20, 2011 4:14 pm |
- PhreedomPhan
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When I put up my blog I did so because I think I have information vital to understanding the forces enslaving the peoples of the world. Because I live in the United States, much is oriented to the U.S., but it applies to most of the world. The same people who rule the U.S. rule most of the world - that includes so-called Communist countries.
Please do not visit just to leave a flag. Flags in my counter will not stop global tyranny. Read the information, especially the two posts I've stressed in each blog. See if you can relate it to events affecting your own country.
Thanks!
| Suggestions and Feedback » This is one of the worst websites that spamers use personal info » December 28, 2010 2:45 pm |
- PhreedomPhan
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Here's another jerk who joins just to spam for a commercial outfit. I will make up lies about louisvuitton-outlet products being of grossly inferior quality and their complaint department being very arrogant and unhelpful. It might be a good idea if everyone did this to discourage this lowlife activity. I'd like to see it.
| Suggestions and Feedback » This is one of the worst websites that spamers use personal info » November 21, 2010 2:06 pm |
- PhreedomPhan
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It occurred to me. The suffix of the email from "Janet Mola" was .in. Maybe we've been too hasty. Maybe she runs a telephone center in Bangalor and wants to outsource some aol work to less fortunate countries.

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