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I got this in my Inbox a few days ago.  Dave A Ukrainian immigrant goes to the Department of Motor Vehicles to apply for a driver's license. He has to take an eye test.
The clerk shows him a card with the letters:
C Z W I X N O S T A C Z
"Can you read this?" the clerk asks.
"Read it?" the Ukrainian replies, "I know the guy!"
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ROTF!
Gaudior, much amused
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"...and his brother".
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Chtec,
I haven't seen "x" written in Latinka. Is it for the "ch" sound, a transliteration from the Cyrillic "X"?
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HEHEHEHE  That's hilarious.
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Originally posted by Ung-Certez:
Chtec,
I haven't seen "x" written in Latinka. Is it for the "ch" sound, a transliteration from the Cyrillic "X"?
Ungcsertezs Look, buddy, I just got the joke in my e-mail. I don't know what the X is supposed to be.  Dave
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Just an observation. Is it me or does everyone on this board (byzcath.org)seem on edge and critical lately? Even the joke are critiqued 
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I posed the question because I have read Ukrainian
transliterations using the "X" for the "ch" sound and was just wondering. Didn't mean to over think the joke.
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Originally posted by Ung-Certez:
I posed the question because I have read Ukrainian
transliterations using the "X" for the "ch" sound and was just wondering. Didn't mean to over think the joke.
Ungcsertezs Oh, okay. Sorry. D
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