Thank you for your answer…….
here i give you a small introduction to the German language.
Do you want to know what is the meaning of your name “Schefer” in German……..
S H E E P G U A R D
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Actually its Swiss German... We made knives. Now most of the family works for Swisscom.
Steve - in Northern California
Dave, not sure I interpreted that correctly but did you just tell him were to get off ? The only German I learned was from my Grandmother and I haven't been around it for many years.
Steve - in Northern California
I'll bet ...LOL.. I got a totally different interpretation but now that you explained it I got yet another.... Tooo funny. As I said, my German is weak at best and I was reading what I expected to hear instead of what was said. Thanks... he's welcome in my book, as soon as he learns the rules. The minute I figure out culture barriers, I'll solve the middle east problem and we will be able to get on with a world that we know and love.
Steve - in Northern California
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