Re: Capitalize first letter of sentence

From: F J Franklin (F.J.Franklin@sheffield.ac.uk)
Date: Thu Mar 07 2002 - 08:23:07 GMT

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    >> and the tempest (yikes!) wasn't directed at you.
    > I know that too. I do not understand why a tempest if we were talking
    > about technical questions.

    Some people find your suggestion quite terrifying... :-)

    >> Don't bite my head off.
    > What does it means? But if it means that I will attack you, take it
    > easy!!!

    It means, in this case, "Don't start another tempest - at least, not
    until you've read the rest of the e-mail!"

    > Frank, what means yikes?

    Not sure where it originates - maybe Scooby Doo. We'll see. Maybe Sarah
    Michelle Geller will get to say "Yikes!" in her new movie? Anyway, usually
    it means: "Uh, oh! I'm about to be crushed by a falling piano!"

    Tchau,
    Frank

    Francis James Franklin
    F.J.Franklin@shef.ac.uk

    It's getting them wrong that is living, getting them wrong and wrong and
    wrong and then, on careful reconsideration, getting them wrong again.
    That's how we know we're alive: we're wrong.
                                                             --- Philip Roth



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