Re: [Cz-L] goodmorningaler

Eytan,
   I can only suspect what lies behind it .
     First of all in Cz. we didnt use English so it must have been:
     " Guten Morgen aller ".
       ( Good morning to everyone.)
         But I cannot recall any funny connection to this.
Hardy
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> My mother used to sometimes say, "goodmorningaler" or something like
> that when she encountered something she thought was ridiculous. Is this
> expression familiar to anyone? Might anyone be able to translate?
>
> Eytan

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