I need to reslove this issue
Is "yarr" generally used by pirates and "arr" by other salty old sea-dogs? I think the "y" in "yarr" adds a certain element of danger and excitement.
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Wed 18 Jun 2003, 15:22,
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"yarr"
seems more piratical to me and "arr" just a generaly salty term (also be carefull not to confuse "arr" with "arrgh" an altogether more painfull sound...
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Wed 18 Jun 2003, 15:24,
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or ahhhhhhh
the sound made by people at the doctors, when the tongue depresser is applied.
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Wed 18 Jun 2003, 15:26,
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or even
ahhhh
the sound made by people that have just cottoned on to what you have been saying for the past half hour.
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Wed 18 Jun 2003, 15:42,
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the sound made by people that have just cottoned on to what you have been saying for the past half hour.