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The perfect definition of how to waste set points.
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actually it's Görges
manages to a go a double break down against an opponent in desperate need of a medical time out.
manages to a go a double break down against an opponent in desperate need of a medical time out.
thanks Mouse trap. It does not seem to affect her much... at least for now
DStyle 13 Sep 14 18:21 Joined: 20 Jan 05 | Topic/replies: 19,379 | Blogger: DStyle's blog
actually it's Görges
her own twitter says....
https://twitter.com/juliagoerges
actually it's Görges
her own twitter says....
https://twitter.com/juliagoerges
because an Anglicised version of her name is more internationally marketable
and there's also a problem with the letter ö in URL's.
Surely just change the ö to a o and no need to include an e ?
Can't really see how Goerges is more marketable, Gorges would have people pronouncing it Julia "Gorgeous", which sounds better
Can't really see how Goerges is more marketable, Gorges would have people pronouncing it Julia "Gorgeous", which sounds better
this is getting silly now.
oe is the accept diagraph for languages which do not have the ö.
ö corresponds to a completely different phoneme to o. it sounds like "err" rather than the o in "off"
are we done now?
oe is the accept diagraph for languages which do not have the ö.
ö corresponds to a completely different phoneme to o. it sounds like "err" rather than the o in "off"
are we done now?
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