Splutter. But, but, why this is rampant heterotextuality ... we are all bitextuals now.

It's facinorous, is what it is.

Thanks for lorning me that new word. It's, well, wicked.

Dictionary corner: <facinorous>, 'atrociously wicked, beyond evil' is derived from Latin, facinorosus, from 'facinus' [crime], itself derived from 'facere' [to do].

Which opens up vistas of a whole new ancient Roman proverb ... "Facere facinorum, facere temporum", or <Do the crime, do the time>.

(head on keayboard still)

No, no, In my mind I called my colleague "honey" cuz she is a woman.

Is that bad? Will I get banned?

<Dom>, will the Top-Moro game make it into your upcoming chess magazine <Frogspawn>?

Yep, that I understood. And before the honey there was that man-bee superhero... is this a pattern? Where is thy sting-a-ling-a-ling?

<Is that bad? Will I get banned?>

No, yes.

Thanks for the pellucidations. Yes, I do seem to be given to Cale references and use of apotropaic. And verbally neanic mulligrubs in general, too, possibly, maybe. A tic.

Back to the typing. And it's only got 2000 words, many of them different.

I just sent you another email with <secret> info about <?>, and a presumptuous request that Is it ok if I send you an academic piece I wrote about the <Gangster film>? Your <Dublin Noir> piece reminded me of it...

Reminds me of the <French language>... Do you know they have a different word for everything?

Don't think them Grenouilles will ever git round to spawning, though. Print zines are closing down all over. Chess fans have given up on literacy and hang out on cheesy, sorry, *chessy* websites instead.

(thanks to hes almost perfect knowledge
of english and german, he was in the personal staff of an american general, thats was after the war somewhere across germany and austria....)

one day I asked:"<...so, you was helping the allied and the germans civil population to comunicate?..>"

HE:"<...not exactly, more than all, beside to translate betw. germans and americans...or germans and english....i was helping the anglo-saxons mother's language (AMERICANS, ENGLISHS, AUSSYS, NEWZLNDS,SOUTH AFRICANERS, etc.) to understand each other......>"

Fully 75% of all current French words are also English words-largely because of the <Norman Conquest>, followed by the permanent <Norman Vacation>, although many of these words have different connotations and even denotations now.

BUT NOT DEFENESTRATE ahahhahahahahahah

terrible = "terreeeblah"
idiot= "ideeotte"
idea= "eeday"
bon = "bon bon" (candy- good- heh)
etc. etc.

Re: Your list of Commonwealth States is MISSING CANADA, EH?

If u wanna see a <...very strong solvers.> on act, check the KIBITZER'S CAFÉ page, and watch my performans.....

Archer, manly yet erect, strolled purposefully from the bijou country mansion he shared with his fragrant 21-year-old wife.

She ran tearfully after him. It was a dark and stormy summer's day in England. A wasp landed on her cheek. He kissed it.

"I must see to this, my dear" he said firmly, mounting his chauffeur driven Bentley. "Cocktails at nine, yah?"

Meisswerk, the chauffeur, knew nine languages, seven ways of killing a man, and was shy around women. He drove Archer to his destination.

It was gloomy. It reminded him of prison. But that was an episode best forgotten. His heart lifted weights.

The man, a sinister and depraved-looking type, was waiting for him.

"Domdaniel?" said Archer suspiciously. "Is that a foreign name?"

I'll say it again: Thank God (Darwin) for the Irish, and their wonderful <storytellingessednessingositynessness>

<Eyal> has solved your Chess Puzzle!!

He has posted the "Best Line."

<Eyal> has solved your Chess Puzzle!!>

I posted a line starting from there, and <Eyal> finished the line proving that Black goes up a whole rook as opposed to just winning the exchange.

do U remember this?!..U was so close, its a pity U didnt continued the analysis, cause after the first 3 moves the black is with the exchange,

but follow the line like <eyal> did, at least the win of a piece is forced, thanks to the threath: e3-e2-e1=Q.......

the <Eyal> solution is correct....

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