No, I said that your "Artificial Meter Booster" topic was bound to get nuked at a moment or another, not because of a definitive version or anything like that but because that's just the way we sadistic moderators always act with topics of that kind -- especially when you are the author. It was the same on the French version if you remember well ...
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12Posted on 01/28/2008 at 02:54:06
Don't feed the damn troll
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13Posted on 01/28/2008 at 05:06:56
Hi Monsieur Kouni
Do you have the answer to my question (at the beginning of this thread) ?
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14Posted on 01/28/2008 at 05:47:38
Yarp.
Connoisseur comes from the old French conoiseor. The verb "connaître" was then "conoistre", from the latin cognoscere. The English language integrated the word from the old French at the beginning of the 18th century, and it didn't evolve as it did in French.
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15Posted on 01/28/2008 at 10:26:28
Impressive.
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16Posted on 01/28/2008 at 10:53:06
Impressive indeed, a great question is finally answered: "Sir Kouni" is the English translation for "Maître Capello".
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17Posted on 01/28/2008 at 11:34:52
I have in the Beelook.
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18Posted on 01/28/2008 at 12:21:05
Yeah ! now we can flood in roastbeef !
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19Posted on 01/28/2008 at 13:09:26
So this is the famous alternative forum of the ssssssssssons?
Looks great