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To: Taro who wrote (8877)	1/11/2010 6:12:46 PM
From: Cogito	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 20435

Actually, the word "Älg" translates to English as "moose." My phrase was "The Moose is Loose." I remember hearing a routine by a swedish comedy duo where they said that, both in swedish and english. I can't remember the comedians' names, but whenever they had a named character in a routine, his or her name would always be Lindemann. I like the "Skjut Svinen" suggestion. As I think we may have established before, I was married to a swedish woman for many years, a long time ago. She worked for SAS, so we visited Sweden often. I also have swedish ancestors, and more than one relative who speaks the language. Sadly, I've forgotten most of it. One doesn't get a lot of chances to practice speaking swedish. Anyway, why did they kill wolves in Sweden? Was there a surplus of them? - Allen