Located about a quarter of the way through our walk was a small market. The town now crosses over the path of the wall. This store is called PAT. Basically they've ripped off GAP in every way, shape and form. Why choose PAT? No one knows.
posted by Andrea @ 1:38 AM
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Ok Mom, looks like I'm going to introduce you as Pat from now on. No more Patti for you, see how you like that?!?!
I agree that pat could very well signify gap in the korean language, and i have consulted with several of my linguistic collegues (whom i met through my work as a world reknown international economist, needing, of course, linguists to help with the International part- and they all concur, pat could very well mean gap.
Regards, C. Tegelberg
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