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Americans: What do you think of the term "jenkki"
Re: Americans: What do you think of the term "jenkki"
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Cheers, Hank W.
sitting here like a lemon looking for a gin.
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Re: Americans: What do you think of the term "jenkki"
Well, I'm an American and I think it's fine to be called a "Yankee". After all, we did in fact win the war and if we hadn't saved Texas, they would just be a large part of Mexico.
(of course, we wouldn't have a certain president now either)
They always warned us that "the South will rise again". Maybe the Finns should start calling all of us "Kapinoitia" or "Pensakaita". 
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Re: Americans: What do you think of the term "jenkki"
One of the origins of the term Yankee may well be the common Dutch name Jan-Kees
Read more on Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yankee
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Read more on Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yankee
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To foreigners, a Yankee is an American.
To Americans, a Yankee is a Northerner.
To Northerners, a Yankee is an Easterner.
To Easterners, a Yankee is a New Englander.
To New Englanders, a Yankee is a Vermonter.
And in Vermont, a Yankee is an outhouse.

To Americans, a Yankee is a Northerner.
To Northerners, a Yankee is an Easterner.
To Easterners, a Yankee is a New Englander.
To New Englanders, a Yankee is a Vermonter.
And in Vermont, a Yankee is an outhouse.
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Re: Americans: What do you think of the term "jenkki"
--- and that nicely leads to the cockney term for Yank which is
Sceptic
Sceptic tank = yank
Sceptic
Sceptic tank = yank
Re: Americans: What do you think of the term "jenkki"
Is that like a think tank for sceptics? I could totally see that because I'm a sceptic.meplusthree wrote:--- and that nicely leads to the cockney term for Yank which is
Sceptic
Sceptic tank = yank
Re: Americans: What do you think of the term "jenkki"
karen wrote:Is that like a think tank for sceptics? I could totally see that because I'm a sceptic.meplusthree wrote:--- and that nicely leads to the cockney term for Yank which is
Sceptic
Sceptic tank = yank
Get in there...
Re: Americans: What do you think of the term "jenkki"
Is this supposed to be a joke or wot?meplusthree wrote:--- and that nicely leads to the cockney term for Yank which is
Sceptic
Sceptic tank = yank


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spelling limey = blimey 
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raamv wrote:Is this supposed to be a joke or wot?meplusthree wrote:--- and that nicely leads to the cockney term for Yank which is
Sceptic
Sceptic tank = yank
well,
My spelling is a joke, should be 'septic tank'
The post was a (miss spelled) statement of fact.
I am guessing that the phrase was meant to be enjoyed by those familiar with the cockney dialect. Neither as a joke or as an insult just part of the pub banter in London.
and its snowing again here in the boondocks
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Giving a slight illusion of that snow thing here at the wolf perimiter too...
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Re: Americans: What do you think of the term "jenkki"
meplusthree wrote:raamv wrote:Is this supposed to be a joke or wot?meplusthree wrote:--- and that nicely leads to the cockney term for Yank which is
Sceptic
Sceptic tank = yank
well,
My spelling is a joke, should be 'septic tank'
The post was a (miss spelled) statement of fact.
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Re: Americans: What do you think of the term "jenkki"
oh well she didnt notice mr green..and started justifying..
and I have no idea what the snowing was supposed to mean!!

and I have no idea what the snowing was supposed to mean!!


Re: Americans: What do you think of the term "jenkki"
I don't think the Finn use the term in a negative way, but I personally don't really like being called or referred to as a 'jenkki'.
