Re: Correction: for LISTOWNER

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• Subject: Re: Correction: for LISTOWNER
• From: w* b* <s*@pacbell.net>
• Date: Thu, 29 Jan 1998 18:34:58 -0800
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ranjit singh wrote:
> 
> >Nancy H. Traill wrote:
> >>
> >> At 08:09 AM 25/01/98 -0700, Duncan wrote:
> >>
> >>  >I have not seen any other databases than what has been discussed in the
> >> >past. The one in France is a germination database that is complete, but
> >> >you need to review the coding to understand how to read it.
> >>
> >> Duncan, the database in "France" (http://www3.sympatico.ca/vivaces/) is in
> >> fact a database in Canada. The .ca at the end of the address makes that
> >> clear, and in case it has escaped you, this -Canada - is in part a French
> >> speaking country. Must be accurate you know.
> >>
> >> Prof. Nancy Traill
> >> York University, Toronto (i.e. Canada)
> >DUNCAN,
> >THE CANADIAN FRENCH ARE A TOUCHY BUNCH.DON'T MENTION TO HER THAT THE
> >FRENCH SPOKEN IN CANADA IS SOMETHING LIKE OUR ENGLISH SPOKEN IN
> >BROOKLYN.THIS IS A GOOD SITE NO MATTER WHAT COUNTRY IT'S FROM.
> 
> William,
> 
> I observe from your UPPER CASE reply, that either (a) your shift key is
> stuck or (b) you are shouting.
> 
> Never been to Brooklyn, just Manhattan, so don't have any first hand
> experience on how english is spoken where you are. My onbservation is that
> either "it" is spoken with the " shift key lock on"  or " shouted"
> 
>  Ranjit in Toronto
To Ranjit in Toronto
The following will NOT be in upper case. Your "onbservation" is taken to
heart. I too have never been to Brooklyn, only Manhattan, as you
haven't. However, I still object to the person jumping on the Listowner,
who made an honest mistake. If I see something in English, I wouldn't
assume that it came from the heavily LDS community in northern Mexico.
I'd feel that it came from the US OR most any part of the 1st world.
Now, let's get back to talking about plants. Do you know where I can
buy Lysichiton americanum? It should grow in your area.
Thanks,
Bill in cold San Diego

• References:
  • Correction: for LISTOWNER
    • From: "Nancy H. Traill" <ntraill@yorku.ca>
  • Re: Correction: for LISTOWNER
    • From: r* s* &*

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