Please tell me how do you spell tm()_path_long1?
I´m just a stupid Finnish guy and I dont undestand that fancy English.

Come again?

What do you mean? Where is this line from? What do you intend to do? etc etc...

Be a little more specific to get a more specific answer

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I mean the voice file:"tm( )_path_long1". It can be heard when you order a team to move a long route, and sounds like: "Taking the... (unknown word)"

I have no idea!! Never really paid any attention to it...I know they talk sometimes, but that's not why I brought them along on my mission, so I completely ignore them!
You do know what they say, but you don't know how to spell it...why not write it down like it sounds for you? Maybe we can go from there?!

Is it "Taking the long route"? Or....?!

This could become a funny thread when we have to guess words!

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It sure sounds like "Taking the scenecroute" or something!

That could very well be it....

"Taking the scenic route" which basicly comes down to something like 'taking the touristic route' (as in 'most definitily not the shortest way! )

See,...you did know!



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Hey! That must be it! Thanks, dude!

No problem at all

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Very good pme ! lol



San's Place l SANSITE

Ain't I a huge sourch of info!?!?

(did not say the info is ALWAYS correct )

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Gate3 wrote:
- I´m just a stupid Finnish guy and I dont undestand that fancy English.

That makes two of us.


My thoughts drift in slow motion.

Nah,..you guys can understand good enough I guess...

But seriously...do you get English at school In Finland or only if you choose to?? Nothing bad intended guys! Serious Q. In Holland you get English from primary school and then most of times you follow it through the years after. In my case it always was a course that had to be followed. So that was about 8 to 10 years...(from very basic on up)

How is that in Finland?


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Gate3 - Make yourself at home, but please no prancing around here. We have enough prancing Finns


A man only needs one rectum. - F. Salter, "Recon Scout"

Well Co,..let's just hope it stays at two and not become a 'plague' LOL

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C´mon guys! You learn English nowadays by just watching TV!
In Finland it is optional to study English, but most people do because it´s so easy!

Thanks dog. I had to check the word "prancing" from the dictionary, so I cant prance here with my English vocabulary . So, what prancing has there been by Finns?

Lapioj was doing a bit of prancing around the off-topic forum. And I think he was wearing Minerva's dress.



A man only needs one rectum. - F. Salter, "Recon Scout"

Dog??? You consider our well overthought and sometimes well placed remarks as 'barking' or...?

Ah well,...Finns, Americans, Dutchmen....they can all be full of crap sometimes (Finss I'm not sure of though, but I see a lot of crappy Dutchmen and Americans on the news every day! lol

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That's my name. Cobaka (except for the different alphabet) is Russian for dog. One of the few words I remember from language class. I thought the name 'dog' sounded a bit better than 'pencil' or 'window'.


A man only needs one rectum. - F. Salter, "Recon Scout"

Ah! So that's why...

"Here doggie doggie...."



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