You're in luck.
I figured out how to change your display name. You'll still log in as emmdee, but the name everyone will see is now Mavies.
Thank you jay ell! I am forced to add another name to my list of people who are cool, a list which you lot seem determined to enlarge to a completely unmanageable size. I shall have to digitise it, else you will have the destruction of large section of the amazon rain forest on your collective conscience.
How difficult would it be for a non-native speaker to learn Welsh? I know Rosetta Stone offers courses and I've seen other tapes/books/etc. Anyone? I'm sure it wouldn't last long because there'd be no one to converse with (at least probably not in Ohio), but I'd like to learn a little.
I'm.. I'm not a native speaker. I can't even speak it at all, really.. I get the grammar and pronounciation, it's the actual words I don't know. Six years of welsh lessons in school only taught me that my welsh teacher was very boring to try listening to, and that she hated being called a "gog". She looked like an iguana, too.
<Edited to actually answer the damn question>No! It shouldn't be too hard, providing you can get your tongue around all the crazy sounds and actually find someone to talk to it in. There's some pretty strange nuances to it though, words affecting each other in ways they shouldn't in any language which people speak to actually communicate in and other assorted linguistical illogicalities.
Well, because he digs the tiny little college-age nerd girls.
He digs them graves, to hide their internally ruptured bodies.