RE: CS>Re:Preventative

2001-12-30 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
I have given it some thought.  Perhaps anyone who presumes to be "correct,
right, exact, etc. is wantonly foolish for trying to beat the creators'
(sic)  playfulness. The original definition of a carpenters square is a
"normal" (noun).  I guess when they got it right, the angle was 90, or a
"right" angle.  Back to the 50's hipsters jargon: a "square" a dip who
cannot function outside "the box".  Hence, one of my nom de plumes, Norman
D. Plume.

James-Osbourne: Holmes

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From: cking...@nycap.rr.com [mailto:cking...@nycap.rr.com]
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2001 3:30 PM
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Quite excellent, Holmes!
I believe we are getting to the meat of the matter, now!
Wantonly foolish, nice ring, that!
Chuck
Mr. Wesley Crusher, would you please report to the airlock.

On Sun, 30 Dec 2001 15:01:47 -0700, "James Osbourne, Holmes"

wrote:

>Strangely, a more primary definition of "nice" in some dictionaries  " is
>"wantonly foolish".
>
>James-Osbourne: Holmes


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Re: CS>Re:Preventative

2001-12-30 Thread CKing001
Quite excellent, Holmes!
I believe we are getting to the meat of the matter, now!
Wantonly foolish, nice ring, that!
Chuck
Mr. Wesley Crusher, would you please report to the airlock.

On Sun, 30 Dec 2001 15:01:47 -0700, "James Osbourne, Holmes" 

wrote:

>Strangely, a more primary definition of "nice" in some dictionaries  " is
>"wantonly foolish".
>
>James-Osbourne: Holmes


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RE: CS>Re:Preventative

2001-12-30 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Strangely, a more primary definition of "nice" in some dictionaries  " is
"wantonly foolish".

James-Osbourne: Holmes

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On Sun, 30 Dec 2001 08:40:10 -0700, "Marshalee Hallett"

wrote:

>"Nice" is my greatest goal! Why can`t all people be nice?

Nice? Publicly correcting perceived faults of others is nice?

Look what we got from Tony:
"Those who run to long words are mainly the unskilful and
tasteless; they confuse pomposity with dignity, flaccidity with ease, and
bulk
with force."

(Flaccidity especially hurt)!
Nice indeed!
Chuck
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one.



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Re: CS>Re:Preventative

2001-12-30 Thread CKing001
On Sun, 30 Dec 2001 08:40:10 -0700, "Marshalee Hallett" 
wrote:

>"Nice" is my greatest goal! Why can`t all people be nice?

Nice? Publicly correcting perceived faults of others is nice?

Look what we got from Tony:
"Those who run to long words are mainly the unskilful and
tasteless; they confuse pomposity with dignity, flaccidity with ease, and bulk
with force."

(Flaccidity especially hurt)!
Nice indeed!
Chuck
If Starfleet Command had wanted you to have a life, we would have issued you
one.



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Re: CS>Re:Preventative

2001-12-30 Thread Tony Moody
Dear Judith, 
Marshalee is correct. I used to be a 'Planned Preventative Maintenance' person
before she mended my ways. :)
See "Fowler's Modern English Usage"  prevent(at)ive. The short form is better;
see LONG VARIANTS where he says 'The better the writer the shorter the words'...
broadly true Those who run to long words are mainly the unskilful and
tasteless; they confuse pomposity with dignity, flaccidity with ease, and bulk
with force.

Tony

Judith Thamm wrote:
> 
> Tisk Marshalee, Tisk Tisk!
> > (By the way, for the Newbies out there, who missed my rant of several
> months
> > ago, the word is "preventive", not "preventatative",
> > ie.what CS is so good at doing!)
> > OK, I`ll shut up for now!!! :o)
> > Love,
> > Marshalee
> 
> My 3 nearest dictionaries [each is a standard doorstop weight ;) ] say :
>  DK Illustrated Oxford Dictionary
> lists preventative before preventive
> 
> Reader's Digest Complete Word Finder:
> lists preventative before preventive
> 
> The Macquarie Dictionary: [standard Australian reference]
> preventive [& gives definitions] then  says: Also preventative.
> 
> [I collect dictionaries, just BTW.]
> 
> Regards,
> Judith.
> 
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RE: CS>Re:Preventative

2001-12-30 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Well Marsha, you made me look it up.

According to Webster's New Twentieth Century Dictionary, unabridged 2nd
edition, 1974, you are "nice".  [Synonym for exact, correct, right, normal,
precise and some others I can't remember].  It says for "preventative
"...same as 'preventive'.

James-Osbourne: Holmes

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> What's the difference?
>
> James-Osbourne: Holmes

The extra "ta" is redundant.
Marshalee
nuff said...


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Re: CS>Re:Preventative

2001-12-29 Thread DANNYMETALMASTER
To: ta, Get a life!


Re: CS>Re:Preventative

2001-12-29 Thread Marshalee Hallett


> What's the difference? 
> 
> James-Osbourne: Holmes

The extra "ta" is redundant.
Marshalee
nuff said...


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RE: CS>Re:Preventative

2001-12-29 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
What's the difference? 

James-Osbourne: Holmes

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From: Judith Thamm [mailto:galing...@chariot.net.au]
Sent: Saturday, December 29, 2001 3:59 PM
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Subject: CS>Re:Preventative

Tisk Marshalee, Tisk Tisk!
> (By the way, for the Newbies out there, who missed my rant of several
months
> ago, the word is "preventive", not "preventatative",
> ie.what CS is so good at doing!)
> OK, I`ll shut up for now!!! :o)
> Love,
> Marshalee

My 3 nearest dictionaries [each is a standard doorstop weight ;) ] say :
 DK Illustrated Oxford Dictionary
lists preventative before preventive

Reader's Digest Complete Word Finder:
lists preventative before preventive

The Macquarie Dictionary: [standard Australian reference]
preventive [& gives definitions] then  says: Also preventative.

[I collect dictionaries, just BTW.]

Regards,
Judith.


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Re: CS>Re:Preventative

2001-12-29 Thread Tai-Pan


Hi all,
 In school they say to read the whole question before answering.
Be sure you know what it is that you are answering.  :-)
Another cognitive comprehension problem. Like "preventatative" isn't
in the book.
 Yep, preventative comes before preventive, obviously ta comes
before ti. :-)
 Bless you,    Bob Lee
Judith Thamm wrote:
Tisk Marshalee, Tisk Tisk!
> (By the way, for the Newbies out there, who missed my rant of several
months
> ago, the word is "preventive", not "preventatative",
> ie.what CS is so good at doing!)
> OK, I`ll shut up for now!!! :o)
> Love,
> Marshalee
My 3 nearest dictionaries [each is a standard doorstop weight ;) ] say
:
 DK Illustrated Oxford Dictionary
lists preventative before preventive
Reader's Digest Complete Word Finder:
lists preventative before preventive
The Macquarie Dictionary: [standard Australian reference]
preventive [& gives definitions] then  says: Also preventative.
[I collect dictionaries, just BTW.]
Regards,
Judith.
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