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Tuesday, December 18, 2012
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Mox is a young but well educated translator. Two PhDs, six languages...
and he hardly earns the minimum wage.
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ReplyDeleteI just wonder what happened to Mox next... poor Mox.
ReplyDeletejejejejeje And so the adventurous life of the interpr....eherm.... TRANSLATOR ended. RIP Mox :P
ReplyDeleteBrilliant :D
this one IS really good :DD
ReplyDeleteAt least he's not picking a fight with an ISP on twitter of the Fadebook...
ReplyDeleteMox is the BEST, but where is a home?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DtrzHn_Mig
I always make it very clear what is what!
ReplyDeleteHa ha ha... So cool!
ReplyDeleteNice one! I loved it, so true. How I need to deeply breath not to finish like Mox sometimes...
ReplyDeleteBreathe* Sorry, I won't sleep tonight because of that :S
ReplyDeleteMox is funny as usual, no denying that but... Am I the only one who never, ever, had this happening in real life?
ReplyDeleteI always make it very clear that I prefer the writing and not the speaking, thus that I am a translator and that I only interpret on special occasions.
ReplyDeleteAbout a week ago, I got called "pedantic" when I gently reminded someone who should know better that she had said "translate" when in fact she meant "interpret". Even though both my hands formed fists in reaction to this comment, I decided that non violence was the answer. Some discussions are meant to end in dead ends. My sympathies to poor Mox!
ReplyDeleteToo true!
ReplyDeleteROTFL!
ReplyDeleteThe first panel ALMOST happened to me. In a small claims court where I was the plaintiff, the judge showed his stupidity regarding translation and interpretation. I held my tongue, but it was not easy!
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