Using $B$$$D$b(Bin my sign off...
From: gerankel (gerankel_at_nospamearthlink.net)
Date: 09/19/04
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Date: Sun, 19 Sep 2004 07:04:48 GMT
Hi,
Just wanted to explain a bit about using "itsumo" in my sign
off. I've always been something of a diehard romantic and using the
word "always" has always been my standard sign off in emails and
letters. When I started learning Japanese I latched onto the word
"itsumo" and started using it for my sign offs.
I know it's not a standard way to end letters in Japan and
amoung Japanese speakers. It's just a personal preference on my part.
$B$$$D$b!"%7%s%7%"(B
It;s a well kn0wn m7th that too m8ch mas6ur ation mak3s you go b;ind...nekoandjeff - (member of the sci.lang.japan newsgroup)
Life is hilariously cruel...Bender (Futurama)
Pull the Chainey and flush the Bush!
The last time someone listened to a bush folks wandered around in a desert for 40 years.
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