I have no idea which one is "correct" for me to use... but personally I just
like the LOOK of the double L.  :)

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Ken wrote in message <37D2C8AA.37B097C2@pacbell.net>...
>
>
>Robert Chaffe wrote:
>>
>> Should have known this was another American corruption of the language.
>> Wouldn't have bothered with my reply.
>>
>> rc
>
>Don't sell yourself short. Your reply helped me in my decision to comply
>with the double "L" spelling because I too could not see why a single
>"L" was appropriate.
>
>Thanks everyone,
>
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>
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Mike <pov### [at] aolcom> wrote in message news:37D2E652.90C8C2AD@aol.com...
> > Should have known this was another American corruption of the language.
> > Wouldn't have bothered with my reply.
>
> Thou art sincere in thy regret.  My apologies for the grievous harm thou
hath
> endured for my country's faults to your most noble and honourable
language.
> Take thou what course thou wilt.



Latin-1 character set)

--John

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"John M. Dlugosz" wrote:

> Mike <pov### [at] aolcom> wrote in message news:37D2E652.90C8C2AD@aol.com...
> > > Should have known this was another American corruption of the language.
> > > Wouldn't have bothered with my reply.
> >
> > Thou art sincere in thy regret.  My apologies for the grievous harm thou
> hath
> > endured for my country's faults to your most noble and honourable
> language.
> > Take thou what course thou wilt.
>

> Latin-1 character set)
>
> --John

But then he'd have to use my UniPatch to get it rendered correctly.  :-P

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I just got back from Ashland, OR, USA to see the Shakespeare festival... now it
seems I can't escape the language. Not that I'm complaining, mind you. I like
this kind of stuff. For a real hoot, see if anyone has "This years most arrogant
email" thread from way back when. Looking back, that was a fun flame war. (Please
don't take this as an invitation to start another one, tho)

Mike wrote:

> > Should have known this was another American corruption of the language.
> > Wouldn't have bothered with my reply.
>
> Thou art sincere in thy regret.  My apologies for the grievous harm thou hath
> endured for my country's faults to your most noble and honourable language.
> Take thou what course thou wilt.

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>email" thread from way back when. Looking back, that was a fun flame war.
(Please
>don't take this as an invitation to start another one, tho)

*jumps in*  HARAAHHH!!!  *pulls out the flame thrower*

Who'll take me???!!!  *looks around crazy-eyed*

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OK, so that was much ado about nothing... EGADS!  It's happening to me
too!!!  :O

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"John M. Dlugosz" wrote:

> Mike <pov### [at] aolcom> wrote in message news:37D2E652.90C8C2AD@aol.com...
> > > Should have known this was another American corruption of the language.
> > > Wouldn't have bothered with my reply.
> >
> > Thou art sincere in thy regret.  My apologies for the grievous harm thou
> hath
> > endured for my country's faults to your most noble and honourable
> language.
> > Take thou what course thou wilt.
>

> Latin-1 character set)
>
> --John

Strange. You posted about the thorn today, and then my wife goes and uses one
in AIM with me today.



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Josh English wrote in message <37D5442C.89974D4D@spiritone.com>...
>I just got back from Ashland, OR, USA to see the Shakespeare festival...
now it
>seems I can't escape the language. Not that I'm complaining, mind you. I
like
>this kind of stuff. For a real hoot, see if anyone has "This years most
arrogant
>email" thread from way back when. Looking back, that was a fun flame war.
(Please
>don't take this as an invitation to start another one, tho)


A solution to the problem of spelling in the POV-Ray documentation: rewrite
the docs in Middle English.  Then, spelling won't matter.

Mark

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Jon A. Cruz <jon### [at] geocitiescom> wrote in message
news:37D### [at] geocitiescom...
> Strange. You posted about the thorn today, and then my wife goes and uses
one
> in AIM with me today.
>




and a nice idea.  I presume it's still used in Western Europe, because it's
in the 8859-1 character set.

--John

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"John M. Dlugosz" wrote:

> Jon A. Cruz <jon### [at] geocitiescom> wrote in message
> news:37D### [at] geocitiescom...
> > Strange. You posted about the thorn today, and then my wife goes and uses
> one
> > in AIM with me today.
> >

>


> and a nice idea.  I presume it's still used in Western Europe, because it's
> in the 8859-1 character set.
>
> --John

AIM:
http://aim.aol.com/

Although when I'm on Linux, I use GAIM
http://www.marko.net/gaim/

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Larry Fontaine wrote in message <37D72B25.18EC4BDA@isd.net>...
>Look at Old English compared to ours!! Thou shalt use
>antialiasing witht thine POV lest ye be creating Awesome Rolekth.

Thou art using Middle English.  Old English is much harder to read. (Beowulf
in the original, as compared to Shakspeare in the original)

Mark

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