[SOC] Grammar vs. Orthography

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> Bonjour � tous, Bonsoir � Ian !

Ah, I always love respect, 
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Well, mostly respect, you are right. But also the fact that you are the only 
active one located on "this" side of the Earth, which is a bit ahead of all of 
us on the Time scale !

Now, since you are asking for some grammar lesson, let's make some 
Orthography/spelling check.

[Kidding on]
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[Or for the Neandethals among you, Mercy Bucketfuls].
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The French version for our ancestors is NeandeRthal. I guess the English 
version is the same.

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the perils of unnecessay capitalisation.
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I may also reach the perils of unnecessary typos ;o)

[Kidding Off ... maybe]

As for French and CW, believe it or not, but I do prefer using English than 
French bcoz English is a "basic language" (Attention, non non ... pas la 
t�te !! Bon, attendez au moins que j'ai enlev� les lunettes !) and syntax and 
words are quicker sent. Basically, the same idea can be said with fewer (and 
maybe shorter) words when using English.

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Looked through the list below and I'm slipping even further behind "the kid", a
nice boy and the wife thinks he's cute, but this is competitive...
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Rob, I think Ian is telling here that his wife appreciates you ;o)
Congrats !

See you next month !

72!
Claude