Sheesh! Ya c'ain't put nuthin' over this here group o' brainiacs.
Plus, it makes it really hard to appear erudite when one's college-level
foreign language is just that...and a now distant college-level to boot.
Your correction was so nice; I shudder to think of my fate had I made the
gaffe in France with some civil servant!
I'll have to find a more obscure language in which my lack of proficiency
won't be as readily apparent. Hmmm...Sanskrit, anyone? <g>
Christian Hart, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Department of Behavioral Studies
Santa Monica College
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul C. Smith
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Sent: 10/4/00 8:18 PM
Subject: RE: various questions
HART_CHRISTIAN [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Which brings to mind the French aphorism, 'Plus �a change,
> plus c'est le m�me chose.'
"...la [not le] meme chose", right?
Paul "Marsaille la Janvier prochaine" Smith
Alverno College
Milwaukee
