>>>It's "ja", not "jah". The German language also uses the aitch for many purposes, but not to modify vowels...
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>>I know. I said that, through love of Reggae music, I've got used to seeing Jah (Rastafari) so much I was speaking Rasta-German, so it was a slip of the tongue :-)
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>Jah Wobble, the guy who worked with Holger Czukay?

Prince Haille Silassie of Heety Hopey ha (Ethiopia) is worshiped by, and known to the Rastafarians as "Jah Rastafari". Jah is their word for like "God" (As in a corruption of "Yaweh" I shouldn't be surprised). Jah Wobble has derived his name from that.

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>>>>Ah, I see :-) Perhaps it would be cheaper, then, for you to just lend an ear.
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>>>Well, I'm not interested in that if the lender is charging too much interest.
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>>Grooooooaaaan!
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>I don't get the pun here. Don't tell me this was just frustration :).

No it wasn't me but the pun being stretched beyond its elasticity!