To: | SCHWANGAU@aol.com, riggin@dmv.com, triumphs@autox.team.net |
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Subject: | Re: "plinth" The True Meaning |
From: | flarsen@uclink.berkeley.edu (Flemming Larsen) |
Date: | Mon, 16 Sep 1996 21:21:23 -0700 |
At 10:22 09/14/96, Brian <SCHWANGAU@aol.com> wisely warned: > Remember, don't drop your beer in your tool box. In this shop the warning goes: Remember, don't drop your tool box in your beer. Plint, or plinth, is an old norse word for something that shouldn't be where it is, cuz nobody knows what it is or what it is doing there. So there! -- Flemming Larsen flarsen@uclink.berkeley.edu U.C. Berkeley (NOT an assistant professor of mathematics!) CA, USA '74 Triumph TR-6, CF27518U |
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