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		<title>By: chiaone</title>
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		<description>Wow, BP.  That was an excellent post -- I&#039;d forgotten how much I enjoy your perspective.  One of these days we&#039;re going to have to try to live in the same state again so I can talk to you more often.

You mentioned how you and Ryan claimed to be Canadian at one point to fend off anti-American sentiment.  Unfortunately, when I was in Germany, I spent the majority of my time in an American military uniform, so I couldn&#039;t exactly pose as anything else when I stopped at the market after work.  The majority of the locals, of course, spoke perfect English, but were completely unwilling to compromise with an American.  So every time I wanted to order the damned Kasespaetzle, I&#039;d have to go through the same dance to make sure the waitress understood that I didn&#039;t want any pork products with it.

ME:  Sprechen Sie Englisch?
HER:  Nein.
ME:  Hablas espanol?
HER:  Nein.
ME:  Parlate italiano?  Parlez-vous francais?*
HER:  Okay, I speak a little bit of English.

  * = I don&#039;t actually speak Italian or French.  At all.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Wow, BP.  That was an excellent post &#8212; I&#8217;d forgotten how much I enjoy your perspective.  One of these days we&#8217;re going to have to try to live in the same state again so I can talk to you more often.</p>
<p>You mentioned how you and Ryan claimed to be Canadian at one point to fend off anti-American sentiment.  Unfortunately, when I was in Germany, I spent the majority of my time in an American military uniform, so I couldn&#8217;t exactly pose as anything else when I stopped at the market after work.  The majority of the locals, of course, spoke perfect English, but were completely unwilling to compromise with an American.  So every time I wanted to order the damned Kasespaetzle, I&#8217;d have to go through the same dance to make sure the waitress understood that I didn&#8217;t want any pork products with it.</p>
<p>ME:  Sprechen Sie Englisch?<br />
HER:  Nein.<br />
ME:  Hablas espanol?<br />
HER:  Nein.<br />
ME:  Parlate italiano?  Parlez-vous francais?*<br />
HER:  Okay, I speak a little bit of English.</p>
<p>  * = I don&#8217;t actually speak Italian or French.  At all.</p>
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