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nickle wrote on 10/18/2004, 9:37 AM
According to history, a few years ago Britain was running out of "C"s and "y"s to they had everyone with a "C" or "Y" in their name replace it with a "G" and an "IE" in its place.

At least that's what I read on the internet.
Grazie wrote on 10/18/2004, 9:39 AM
I love ALL the above . .. but think of a Cow "GRAZING" - got it?!?!? GRAZE- EE . . .. the other hobby in my life . . noshing!

Grazie

. .. .
JJKizak wrote on 10/18/2004, 9:52 AM
If I were in control of the English language I would mandate that all words spelled the same with different meanings be changed in spelling so that no two words are spelled the same with different meanings. This is a "kick ass" directive and questions will be answered later.

JJK

Former user wrote on 10/18/2004, 10:38 AM
Now do you mean ASS as in donkey, or as in part of the human anatomy. :)

Dave T2
TorS wrote on 10/18/2004, 12:02 PM
If the term English language is used in the same paragraph, the word ass must mean donkey.
Being a Londoner, he will have used the cockney code to set up his handle. More often than not, the cockney code is a term not in itself describing its appointed subject, but a term that rhymes with a word describing the subject in question. Now, what word that rhymes with Grazie could be used to precicely describe the man, I wonder.
Tor
PDB wrote on 10/18/2004, 12:11 PM
Well I always read it italian-like...as in thank you (and a fair testimony to the man's character that seemed to be to me...)
BUT, if Tor is right, then not only would a free cockney/italian reading still be applicable but would further denote a comparative ...but to what/whom???

JL wrote on 10/18/2004, 3:34 PM
In a London café called the Lazy Daisy
composing his posts sits a lad named Grazie
his words are vivacious
and always gracious
whilst those UK sayings are to some a tad hazy.
PDB wrote on 10/18/2004, 4:55 PM
bat yu mist da raim on de second vers unfortoonatli...*grin*
briang wrote on 10/19/2004, 2:41 AM
JL

Congrats on your poetical skills. Perfect!!
I am sure Grazie will feel truly invigorated after he has read your post, and will continue to amuse and enlighten us into the foreseable future.

(by the way, I am an ex-Englishman living in Australia, or otherwise known as a POM by the Aussies)

BrianG

mcgeedo wrote on 10/19/2004, 5:44 AM
Seriously (for a change from you others!!!), I pronounce it "helpful," as in Grazie has been very helpful to me in the past!
Regards,
-Don
ken c wrote on 10/19/2004, 8:18 AM
you guys have too much time on your hands lol


ken
Grazie wrote on 10/19/2004, 8:27 AM
1/- You read it Ken!

2/- This is a very VERY important thread! It IS about me .. yeah? SEE!

3/- You are reading this too . . . he he he he

4/- Creativity doesn't watch the clock . . some people just recognise talent and say it!

5/- . . .er . . no "5"

Ken, you are an extemeley talented lad . . keep it up!

Grazie . . .

.. now where did I put my copy of "Loffers Monthly" . . . ah . . can't be assed . .


oooo now would you look at THAT chroma key .. . ooo weeee . . ! Aint she just the prurrrtiesth dang thing yah seen? . . .

TorS wrote on 10/19/2004, 9:48 AM
How do we pronounce the name Grazie?
It may seem a little evasy
But being a Limey
His name is a rhymie
For what he is – that is amazie

Tor
JL wrote on 10/19/2004, 11:45 AM
From England to Hollywood did travel Grazie
for an interview to seek with Patrick Swayze
but when he got there
he just did not care
cause instead he had lunch with Martin Scorsese.

(I couldn't resist ;-)

JL


Grazie wrote on 10/19/2004, 12:45 PM
Stop it ! Stop it! ! ! ! ! . . . LOL . . big time! ! ! G
mark2929 wrote on 10/19/2004, 1:31 PM
Had to have a Go toooooooooooooomoooooooooo

From Pastures Old and New Grazie
Grazie Smiles and says moo
Light Hearted Humour is His Order of the Day
Not for Him Milkmaids and Making Hay
Not for Him Tit For tat
More Likely a Friendly COW Pat
With a Moo MOO HERE and a Moo there
He Smiles and Answers folk without a care
GRAZIE GRAZIE gIVE Me your answer True
Im half crazy all for A REVIEW FROM YOU.....
Grazie wrote on 10/20/2004, 1:14 AM
Mark - boooootiful . .. or should that be Mooootiful . ..

Ok Guys . . .'nuf already . . . This IS a Vegas site . . and i don't wanna get the "Wrath of Cline!" . . . . John, jesting here!

Best regards to all . ..

Graham "Grazie" Bernard
VMP wrote on 10/20/2004, 1:04 PM
Strange that this, waay OT gets so much replies and mine, which is not that way OT gets only one persons reply.

Are there no other film scoring people around here??

http://mediasoftware.sonypictures.com/forums/ShowMessage.asp?Forum=4&MessageID=324476
Rednroll wrote on 10/20/2004, 1:10 PM
"Are there no other film scoring people around here??"

One would have to conclude so........just a bunch of helmet wearing window lickers.
VMP wrote on 10/20/2004, 1:14 PM
Nope, just because that subject has something to do with Scoring.....
JL wrote on 10/20/2004, 2:40 PM
To the forum was posed a question he said
for which the response was all but dead
so in dismay
that no one would play
an answer was sought in this thread instead.

But to be fair and I do understand
it’s tough when all keep their heads in the sand
yet don’t get upset
and let’s not forget
this forum is still the best in the land.

So take a deep breath and relax for a minute
your thread if not read just when you begin it
if Grazie could post
as well as with most
the answer would come with a touch of love in it.

JL

mhbstevens wrote on 10/20/2004, 10:07 PM
Like DeGahzio or DeGreyzio. You kids will know what I mean.