On Thu, 10 Oct 2002, Dario Bonazza 2 wrote: > There's an Italian word "tirocinio" which means apprenticeship, training, so > it has to do with somebody trying to learn something.
I'll accept this explanation, and now that I've got a history, can cleverly insert the word into my vocabulary in an attept to sound smarter than my friends. :) > you'll forget that "pro" stands for "professional", info means information, > bino was binoculars, and so on. I'd never heard the term "bino" either, until recently, on this list witht he DigiBino or whatever they call it. And, because I like to hijack threads, I just registered a domain name for my whole photo musing nonsense, eighteenpercent.com, and now's the time where everyone tells me how witty and smart it is, so I feel good about myself and my head balloons to enourmous size! -- http://www.infotainment.org "The destructive character is cheerful." - Walter Benjamin
