with my computer it's always not enough mega bytes
tho a bite
out of
a trilo
can
be inne r esting
once
bit/byt
how do you spell draconian and define please?
and other
sundries in a domestic pagan environ...
lq
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with my computer it's always not enough mega bytes
tho a bite
out of
a trilo
can
be inne r esting
once
b
You spelled Draconian properly though it may be with a capital D. It means sinister and usually is applied to governments that I know of, that is the meaning, not the governments, even though I know of them, too.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: with my computer it's always not enough mega bytestho a bite
draconian: (of laws or their application) excessively harsh and severe.
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root of draconian greek? latin?was draco a person?
real bad hombre, hombre.
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Draco was an Athenian legislator whose codification of Athenian law was
notorious for its severity. The adjective draconian is not capitalized.
