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Edited September 12, 2017 by Das Capschen

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Peekaboo I see you

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Hi Candle!

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Ahoy, Caps!

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Why Ahoy? Are you Czech?  

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No, what is Czech about that?
...where DID I pick up the habit for ahoy as a greeting?  

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The Czech say "Ahoy" for "Hello"

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Oh, I didn't know that.  

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Well I live near the border, been over there a few times, so I've noticed that

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Ahhhh, I see.  
Is it nice there?

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Also an old English greeting (middle ages?)

In the 1870s, Scottish-born inventor Alexander Graham Bell did much development for the newly-invented telephone. Bell's preferred salutation, ahoy-hoy was derived from the nautical term "Ahoy" which in its turn is derived from Dutch "hoi" meaning "hi"

...and Czech

 

and more recently...

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Yeah, it's quite a nice country

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Actually I think it's written as "Ahoj"  

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Night Candle

Night Swirls

Night Caps

Night CtaM

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Maybe that's where I got it, kinda... my dad always answers the phone with Ahoy-hoy, maybe I started copying him without realizing  

Good to hear!  
I hope to travel one day...

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Yeah it is Swirly. As in German.

But, it doesn't really matter does it?