"Scott M. Kozel" wrote in message
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Rich Ahrens wrote:

Peter Duniho wrote:
"Scott M. Kozel" wrote

Kerosene is the American word for paraffin - they are the same
stuff.
Jets still run on it.

Actually the reverse is true - 'paraffin' is the British word for what
Americans call 'kerosene'.

Huh? What's the difference?

Seems to me you're arguing something like whether "moi" is the French
word
for "me" or "me" is the English word for "moi".

Or did you not notice that the person to whom you were disagreeing was
from
the UK neighborhood of the English-speaking world?

You're forgetting that Scott believes everything on Usenet should be
posted from a U.S. perspective.

I had already privately predicted that there would be a 'drivel'
response from Rich Ahrens. I have already clearly posted that I was
posting on behalf of both the U.S. and the U.K., and anyone who would
benefit from a clear definition of the two terms.

No need to reply on behalf of the UK you bumptious little ****