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Just saw this on youtube, couldn't help posting it here: :p

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dt5mE72zFZI&feature=context&context=G2f1c6bdRVAAAAAAAABQ

You guys sound like the waiting room of a logopedist :rock:

The sound someone makes with his head in the toilet after a night out ?

Sorry guys, but, "TOEOET" ?
No wonder they have to subtitle everyone from your remote corner of the multiverse when on television :rofl2:

Shoo shoo !! Back to your studying !! ";"

I think they use coticule's as it is described in "Gladde Jongens", so "up to a point" and after that ... pastes.
So I don't think they teach what we call dilucot.

Basically they teach the...

If they agree to work on the edge (not sure they do that) they will most probably use pasted strops.