ahahahahahahaha.
I like that second question
yes the word solder, is pronounced sold'er in the UK and australia.
and a transister is a nun after a sex change. or, to be pc about it, a 
gender reassignment.

Shaun
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On 21/03/2008 2:55 AM, the old scribe known as Senk, Mark J. 
(CDC/NIOSH/NPPTL) was able to impart this pearl of wisdom:
> Is the l in solder pronounced outside the United States?
> 
> 
> And is a transistor a cross-dressing monk?
> 
> =09
> =20
> 
> 
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> Subject: Re: valve radios?
> 
> Hi Tom,
> 
> This would be a case of "Two people divided by a common language". =20
> "Valve" is Brit/Aussie for "Vacuum tube".
> 
> Budy, KB5ELV
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