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Non-Tech : The Pineapple Thread -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jane4IceCream who wrote (12)	2/18/2002 11:45:09 PM
From: Graystone	Respond to of 138

Nauru has pineapple "trees" or Join in the evacuation. "There have been made plans to evacuate the whole population to another island." You do realize that this is very serious. Pineapple enthusiasts everywhere should be up in arms. If we lose the pineapple trees in Nauru, they are gone. The National Anthem of Nauru Nauru bwiema, ngabena ma auwe. Ma dedaro bwe dogum, mo otata bet egom. Atsin ngago bwien okor, ama bagadugu Epoa ngabuna ri nan orre bet imur. Ama memag ma nan epodan eredu won engiden, Miyan aema ngeiyin ouge, Nauru eko dogin! Spell check alarm just went off, I wonder why ? I will have to take out the battery

To: Jane4IceCream who wrote (12)	2/19/2002 12:41:31 AM
From: Graystone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 138

Nanasi or Not really Swahili It is actually Kiswahili and nanasi is the word for pineapple, I have discovered some very disturbing facts that may apply to your thread in Retail (Grocery). The clam is close enough to the oyster that it really does apply. "Mgeni hachomi chaza mtaani akanuka" A stranger does not roast an oyster in a village and then get accused of smelling of it. Keep that in mind when roasting clams.