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Welcome
This here is Iain's website so folks from around the globe can keep track of his goings-on.
That's him to the left. Ain't he the card?
Peruse this site at your leisure using the menu items above:
sign the guestbook, figure out how best to contact this irascible fellow, and gawk at the mystifying photo gallery section.
Heavens to Betsy, but ain't there a lot to see and do.
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Iain's Excellent Adventures around the Globe
Following his graduation from Carleton University in his hometown of Ottawa, Ontario, Iain flew to South Korea in August of 1999.
After a four-year stint teaching English in Changwon and Masan City, punctuated by a six-month return to the Great White North and
a drizzly period in Jolly old England, Iain returned to Korea in 2004.
We have been informed, by a linguistics "expert" at the University of Toronto, that the two lines of Korean to the left translate to
"Aficionado of the meat-tomato immersed latin noodle," and "Antagonist of the red-hot fiery peppermint and liquids of surplus bubble."
And for those who were wondering, Iain's name is pronounced: EE-ann ANN-drew mak-AIN-rik RAW-jers.
Iain is the traditional Gaelic spelling of "John," and MacEanruig means "son of Henry."
There was, quite clearly, a period in the '70s during which the Rogers family was infatuated with all things Scottish.
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