Ken you recent meesage was entitled "Subject: Centurions"
Since this was in response to my orginal post I must correct you. The term I used for people who live 100 years is Centenarian. A Centurion (the word you used) is a soldier referenced many times in the Bible, who was in charge of 100 men. Now thats not to say that there could not be A Centenarian who's occupation was a Centurion (likely in the Roman Army). And if that Centenarian Centurion had all of his men lined up and marching in rows..the legs, of course, would form a bi-centipede... an army with 200 legs)..not to be confused with a bicentennial. >From Barney's lecture, we know that this is all due to the latin word >Centu--which means, 100 as in Century-100 year. The Untrained Voice This week I visited "the Rock"....my post about that to follow in next few days. _______________________________________________ WBMUTBB mailing list [email protected] http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/
