Michael wrote: > > But the rules of the English language are in a constant state of change. > The dictionary as an invention has tried to stultify that change but it is > still happening. Only in the last few years has a letter had the date and > addresses aligned left. Also try reading "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" > the source of the "Water water everywhere" quote, or "Le Morte d'Arthur" > one source of the Knights of the round table legends. Another change is > taking place because of text messaging on cellphones and IRC like "txt 2 > u". I beleive the English language should remain a living breathing > language and not be stultified by dictionaries... > > Sorry... pet love of mine. > > Anyway as my son has said. It's kewl that way. > > Michael > >
Much as I adore the english language & Moreso the french one, I have to agree with you michael. Much as I like the language there are days I feel as Lyvim does too. *Sigh* However your son has a good point & I think that is: Adults take things too seriously ;) Femme -- Good Decisions You boss Made: "We'll do as you suggest and go with Linux. I've always liked that character from Peanuts." - Source: Dilbert
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