>>>>>>http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2298739
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>>>>>May I ask you to write a few words to summarize what you want us to read more about? I don't have the time to read all the gazillions of new URLs you submit every day. If you have something to say, why don't you say it?
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>>>>Actually, this time it was good - I see someone got more snow than we did :). The title told me all I needed to know about the article. BTW, if we're having 10cm of snow at the moment, and it promises to keep falling the whole day... is it springtime in your neighborhood?
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>>>>And I sort of like Al's selection of urls, he's my news aggregator.
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>>>If my memory serves me right, I have seen that he sometimes guides us to a simple cartoons, and sometimes too longer articles. I just would like one small sentence indicating what kind of material he links to, or a quick resume. Especially since English is not my first language, I may miss a lot of goodies since I don't want to spend my time on translating not interesting (for me) material.
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>>You could have fooled me (that English is not your first language). I am in awe before many Europeans on this forum who have perfect command of written English. I wish I had the ability to learn foreign languages as well.
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>Believe me, it doesn't come easy. Google Translate is frequently used.

I never thought that these auto translate programs (like Google Translate) do such a good job.