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G4XNH > TREK 24.03.04 22:55l 32 Lines 1057 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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From: G4XNH@GB7YKS.#19.GBR.EU
To : TREK@WW
G0TEZ wrote:-
> I have never, to the best of my memory, used words like 'pulchritude' or
> 'obfuscation', the second one came from the New Jersey Shakespeare;
> used long, flowery language like that.
>
> I know who did make the first quote.
I have already pled guilty (Albeit not contrite) to writing ...
>> An erudite exposition of verbal pulchritude.
Ian. Perhaps I should have just written "Wise and beautiful words" as some
appeared unable to "translate" the sentence. The original reason for the
comment is long forgotten now. It certainly seems to have started a storm
in a teacup Hi. I am sure that there are more interesting things to write
of. I enjoy, indeed seekm clarity too, but that is not to say that other
English words should not be used. Use them or lose them I say. My very
best regards to you, Jeff.
73 - Jeff, G4XNH @ GB7YKS
Brightraven94@Hotmail.com
Interests. Historical research, dowsing and reading.
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