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Jeff Raven
Member # 20
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I watched an old ep of DS9, and heard Sisko say "Come in Ganda" and Ezri responded "Gander here". Which one is it? I think this discussion happened before, but I'm not sure.
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Harry
Member # 265
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Probably Gander, since it's a river in New Foundland------------------ "When You're Up to Your Ass in Alligators, Today Is the First Day of the Rest of Your Life." -- Management slogan, Ridcully-style (Terry Pratchett, The Last Continent, Discworld) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Prakesh's Star Trek Site
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Aethelwer
Member # 36
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A very minor and unimportant river, IIRC. The scene seems to have been redubbed, perhaps because they used "Ganges" like in the closed captioning. Anyway, it's impossible to clearly say "Ganda here" because of the way the tongue has to move back to form the h sound, and thus an r would form. It's similar to how an sh sound is sometimes inserted between a word that ends in t and a word that begins in y. We also have the accent that involves changing the -a in words to -er anyway (which the above tongue thing is probably responsible for), so I think it's more likely to be "Ganda" than "Gander."------------------ Frank's Home Page "Bah! Screw Alaska!" - TSN
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Elim Garak
Member # 14
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Well, it's the most important river in the province.I still prefer Gander, despite what Frank says. ------------------ "Warning: The contents of this Physics lab are 100% matter. Should the lab come in contact with antimatter in any way, a catastrophic explosion will occur."
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Dat
Member # 302
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I think it was originally Gander and not Ganges. Closed captioning would have happened after the episode had been finished and previewed. It's most likely the captioners didn't know what/where Gander was or how to spell it. It's possible they just misheard it. They just used Ganges because it sounded close or of a misunderstanding.------------------ 7 alarm clock: "Do not touch me." Dilbert: "Then how do I turn you off?" 7: "Believe me, I am plenty turned off."
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Fabrux
Member # 71
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And it's Newfoundland, not New Foundland ------------------ Star Trek: Leeds Creator, Producer, Only Writer
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Baloo
Member # 5
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Well, then whereinthehell's Oldfoundland?------------------ "Tourist comes into town, big seafood buff. He gets into a cab, asks the driver, "Where can I get scrod?" Cabbie turns around, looks at him. "Bud," he says, "I've been asked that many times, many ways. But that's the first time I ever heard it asked for in the pluperfect subjunctive." -- Old Joke http://www.geocities.com/cyrano_jones.geo/
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Mikey T
Member # 144
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IT'S GANDER YOU...FREAKING, BLOODY-F**KING D*CK S*CKER BLOODY-F**KING D*CK S*CKIG S*CKER IT'S SUPPOSE TO BE GANDER BUT SISKO SAID IT AS GANDA IT'S FREAKING, BLOODY-F**KING GANDER (Sorry but I'm watching South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut and it has warped my fragile little mind...)
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[This message has been edited by Michael_T (edited April 03, 2000).]
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AndrewR
Member # 44
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Is there are Ganda river ANYWAY!?!------------------ "Who wouldn't be the one you love Who wouldn't stand inside your love." - Stand Inside Your Love, The Smashing Pumpkins
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nx001a
Member # 291
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"It is a distinct possibility" although one would have to check a world atlas (encarta maybe) just to find out.------------------ "We set sail on this new sea because their is new knowledge to be gained and new rights to be won" John F Kennedy members.aol.com/mfwan/index.htm
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Aethelwer
Member # 36
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And it could be a non-earth river, assuming Trek could stand to be non-terrocentric (is that a word?) for once.------------------ Frank's Home Page "People don't mind if you speak a subset of a natural language, especially if you are a child or a foreigner. (Except in Paris, of course.)" - Larry Wall [This message has been edited by The Shadow (edited April 03, 2000).]
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TSN
Member # 31
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All evidence and logic point to "Gander". Frank's just... Well, Frank's just being Frank.------------------ "Good. I'll look forward to your report, Mr. Broccoli." -Capt. Jean-Luc Picard, TNG: "Hollow Pursuits"
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Harry
Member # 265
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I think the entire world except Newfoundland is Oldfoundland, otherwise, it wouldn't be new! ------------------ "When You're Up to Your Ass in Alligators, Today Is the First Day of the Rest of Your Life." -- Management slogan, Ridcully-style (Terry Pratchett, The Last Continent, Discworld) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Prakesh's Star Trek Site
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Aethelwer
Member # 36
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Tim meant to say, "all evidence and logic that exist only in my mind, and not in the real world." ------------------ Frank's Home Page "People don't mind if you speak a subset of a natural language, especially if you are a child or a foreigner. (Except in Paris, of course.)" - Larry Wall
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Elim Garak
Member # 14
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Nah, he means everyone's mind except finickity speech specialists. ------------------ "Warning: The contents of this Physics lab are 100% matter. Should the lab come in contact with antimatter in any way, a catastrophic explosion will occur."
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TSN
Member # 31
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I'm not sure Frank quite qualifies as a speech specialist. Though it would be interesting if we could get a real one's opinion...------------------ "Good. I'll look forward to your report, Mr. Broccoli." -Capt. Jean-Luc Picard, TNG: "Hollow Pursuits"
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Elim Garak
Member # 14
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"Speech fanatic"?
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