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In Reply to: Sharfangeschloss'nem Kettenschmerz posted by Rob on June 8, 2000 at 08:00:24:
Sorry folks, but this is pure gibberish. "scharfangeschlossenem" would mean "to the sharply attached" (nonsense); "Kettenschmerz" means literally "chain pain", a word I've never heard in German. Plus he's put the whole thing in the dative case, which you don't do out of context, the correct adjective ending would be "er".
Leave the posting in German to those who know the language....Big B
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