>>>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Also_sprach_Zarathustra_%28Richard_Strauss%29, or, as a DJ friend of mine would say, "Zarasutra" ("sutra" means "tomorrow" in Serbian).
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>>I'm speaking Gergland, or maybe Englerm
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>Actually, the expression is "Germisch". I have a German edition of Atari 1024StF back home, and it came with German manual, of course. And there it said "wenn ein Programm gelinkt ist...('gelinkt' im Germish ist..." (Agnes et al, please forgive my spelling, that was 20 years ago) - our colleague who wrote it appologized for writing in it, instead of proper German. Well, maybe they had a good expression for linking, but didn't use it, therefore "Germisch".
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>For that matter, we also said "linkovati" instead of the translation, because it meant exactly running the linker on the compiled code; in English it is ambiguous ("link my code... with whom?").

I just saw a headline that Virginia is getting up to 20 inches of snow. Is that your part of the state?