Re: Random numbers

Marshall <marshall.spight@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
So when you start telling him that his solution is biased,
he's over there saying whatever the British equivalent
of "duh" is. Some kind of metric "duh" I imagine. Or
maybe they're standardizing on a Euroduh. Although I
suppose if they did that the U.K. wouldn't adopt it, at
least not right away.

Here in Finland, we use the Euroduh. We would spell it
phonetically, but don't have the letters for that, alas.
The closest we can get would probably sound a bit like
either Swedish or puking, assuming there's actually a
difference between the two.

/jööroudah/, bork, bork, bork, retch.

Phil
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