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Old July 19th 03, 12:19 AM
Gooneybird
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"Guy Alcala" wrote in message
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Brian Colwell wrote:

"Gooneybird" wrote in message
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I don't know how moot it is, but it sure looks childish and petty to me.

I
seriously doubt that very many Frenchmen really care that the five letter
acronym (email) is rooted in the English language rather than the French.

It's
shorter than the Gallic substitute for it, and therefore more convenient

even
for French users of the Internet.

Next thing we know, some brain-dead idealogue will be insisting that we

remove
"a la carte" from all of our English language menus. Hopefully, we won't

sink
to that level.

George Z.

Want to bet on it George...:-))


How do you want your potatoes -- baked, mashed or freedom fried.


Thank you, Guy, for making me look clairvoyant.

I knew I could count on someone, Brian, which is why I wouldn't bet on it. Do I
know my American people, or what?

George Z.


 




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