>POLISH ANTI-SMOKING LAW TAKES EFFECT. A law limiting smoking to
>designated areas in the workplace, public buildings, hospitals, schools,
>and sports centers took effect on 1 May in Poland, international media
>reported the same day. The law also bans tobacco advertising in the
>broadcast media, cinemas, and youth and children's publications. It
>stipulates that 20% of the space in tobacco ads must consist of health
>warnings. Cigarette packets will have to carry at least two health
>warnings covering 30% of their surface. Parliament rejected a proposal
>to ban all cigarette ads, fearing it would harm independent publications
>and plans to privatize Poland's large state-owned tobacco industry. --
>Dagmar Mroziewicz

When is Hungary going to follow?  Historically, we've been pretty much
in tune with the Poles.

Joe Pannon

Eric.DUHAUTOIS > wrote:
>I'm still searching the etymology of the magyar name Vajk. 
>Anyone knows ?

Yes, Vajk means butter cup in English.  I think ...

Joe

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Haliho!

At 11:27 03/05/96 GMT, you wrote:
>I'm still searching the etymology of the magyar name Vajk. 
>Anyone knows ?

<snip>

I know that Vajk was King Saint Stephen's name before he was baptized, so I
presume it is an ancient Magyar name, but I can't tell you any more than that.

Hope this helps,

Johanne

Johanne L. Tournier
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>

Gabor Barsai > wrote:
>
>To be fair to Wally, when he's not making a fool of himself babbling about 
>his (non-existent) poetic creativity, his posts usually contain useful 
>information, or at least I find.
>
>Gabor

Gyorgy Kovacs > wrote:

>That sounds like a very accurate description if the situation.
>Gyuri

Do I see a white flag going up here?  Good! 
OK, Wally, be magnanimous now!  No need to rub it in.

Joe

Peter Szaszvari > wrote:
>
>As you are baking it right now wise man. How comes that so many people try to 
>tell us what to do? Have you paid for our use of internet?

Oh brother! As if I heard myself here!  I, too, get ticked off by these
wise guys who think the rest of us are here only to entertain them by
posting what they like to read.  They seldom ever contribute to a thread,
except barging in once in a while like this Simon guy just did to
express his disapproval of the "show".

"Szivembol szoltal, Gyuri!"

Joe

>AASimon JR wrote:
>
>I recognize the Magyar need to confront and debate. Was it not said after
>the Balkan wars (1910-1912), that war 
>was inevitable because the Hungarian language lends itself to
>confrontation and not rational debate? There's 
>truth there.

What did Hungary have to do with that Balkan war, BTW?  Who said that BS
about the Hungarian language and why should it matter, anyway?  Just as
Simon, he, too, probably did not know Hungarian.

Joe

>HUNGARIAN ECONOMIC GROWTH EXPECTED TO SLOW. Analysts at the Postabank
>and the economics research firm GKI Gazdasagkutato Rt. have published
>their forecasts projecting that economic growth will fall to just 1%
>this year, down from 1.5% in 1995, Hungarian media reported on 2 May.

I wonder if anybody will notice the difference when a slug shifts gears
from 2nd to the 1st.

Joe

|| >> I'm keen on doing away with ALL borders. How about a United [snip]
|| 
|| >Absolutely horrible!!! Why would we ever want a unitarian state in Europe
|| >especially when the people in charge of the EU have such a consistently
|| >dreadful history of being big government types. I wouldn't like to trade
|| >Moscow for Brussels as overlord.
|| 
|| Of course not under the current system as it stands! Do away with national
|| borders and let people get on with their own lives, but not in the way it
|| is done now, with national interests vying with each other. The EC has done
|| a lot of good and has also made mistakes. Mainly, it's too bureaucratic,
|| syphoning off funds into black holes. Without national boundaries and a
|| streamlined bureaucracy the better points of the EC will become evident.

A "streamlined bureacracy"!... ;-)

|| Another important point is to have a single European language besides one's
|| own indigenous language. Surely you agree that unifying the linguistic
|| aspect of a Unified Europe would solve a lot of problems? (as you keep
|| insisting should happen in Romania.) This doesn't mean do away with local
|| languages, rather encourage them, but alongside a European (if not global)
|| standard of communication (French, Esperanto, English. whatever might be
|| considered most suitable.) BTW Are you really equating the EC with Soviet
|| rule in Eastern Europe? If so, then that's absurd! Stand for another period
|| in corner with funny hat on.

What a beautiful vision!...

Ejnye, Gyuri! Is that your "Europe-of-the-regions"? Don't you see the centralis
tic 
temptations (if not... perils!)? I think most of the UK eurocitizens are a bit 
more skeptical, 
aren't they? :-)

another Gyuri

Gyorgy Kovacs > wrote:
>I was laughing my otherwise small butt off when I realized that he just
>did that. He even flames his supporters! Now that's creative. Joe at least
>has brains and original thoughts, and even though he criticises me in this
>game, I have a lot of respect for him.
       ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\
                                        Boyoboy, Penury Gyuri has a
                                        strong suckupability quotient!

In >
 Mr Well HUNGary wrote:
:Why thank you! ;-)

I've always been gracious to my brown nosers also. 
It would be undipoematic to do otherwise.

:On the other hand, your problem with him started out pretty innocently
:when you could not cut some slack for Wally's notorious habit of
:engaging in word plays.

In the beginning there was the Word.
And the Word was Gayorgy.
And the Lard saw that it was good.
Gayorgy simmered and pouted.
And on the evening of the second day;
Gyorgay petulantly burst forth:
            oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
            o > o
            o You [Mr Canadada] misspell my name on purpose  o
            o which is rather insulting and childish.        o
            oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
So the Word devolved.
And the Word became KoVACUOUS.
Again the Lard saw that it was good.
KoVACUOUS became Spel Chekr.
KoVACUOUS became a delingalingquint Schpeel Cheka.    (a.k.a. Chekaka)
So the Word redevolved.
And the Word became Penury Gyuri.
The Lard saw that it was grate.
"Brigi, you give good rhyme schemantra!'
The Lard saw that it was great. 

                              Gayorgy
                               begat
                              Gyorgay

                              Gyorgay
                               begat
                             KoVACUOUS

                             KoVACUOUS
                               begat
                           Penury  Gyuri

Penury: (Whatever the heck that means)
Misogynist: (Whatever the heck that means)
Creative: (Whatever the heck that means)

:By protesting, you only opened yourself for an easy target.

Penury Gyuri a.k.a. Barn Door

And the Lard saw that it was... well, not bad.

THEWISDOMOFJOETHEWISDOMOFJOETHEWISDOMOFJOETHEWISDOMOFJOETHEWISDOMOFJOE
\=====================================================================/
(It wouldn't hurt if people did not take themselves all that seriously)
/=====================================================================\
THEWISDOMOFJOETHEWISDOMOFJOETHEWISDOMOFJOETHEWISDOMOFJOETHEWISDOMOFJOE

:Hey, I think Goober should appreciate that great "hit" of Brigi, the
:"Bland Gland".  I wish I could have come up with that. ;-)

!!!!;-)!!!!!!!!!Oooooh and what a "hit" it was!!!!!!:-)!!!!!!!!
He wishes he could have come up with anything half as good. ;-)
But he is Mr Bland Gland.
  And the Lard said it is Jest.

All right, every one rise...

               !Let's!give!the!Gland!a!Hand!

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</:-)> </:-)> </:-)> </:-)> </:-)> </:-)> </:-)> </:-)> </:-)> </:-)>


In kikuyu (Kenyan tribal language)
 * Nie Ninguendete

S. Ndeti wrote:
> 
> Failchawey wrote:
> >
> > R0498 wrote:
> > >
> > > In Malay "I love you" would be
> > > " Aku Chinta Padamu"
> >
> > Sij laigalaw mako shighil
> >
> > GET A LIFE PEOPLE
> 
> Yeah, a life!!


sinu sinu if chinese
sayonara in Japan

Just testing this to make sure my computer is fuctioning.

In article >,  > wrote:
| Eric.DUHAUTOIS > wrote:
| >I'm still searching the etymology of the magyar name Vajk. 
| >Anyone knows ?
| 
| Yes, Vajk means butter cup in English.  I think ...
| 
| Joe

HUH? Are you talking about the name of St Stephen before his
conversion to christianity?

Istvan