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Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
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> Whiskey is Irish or American, whisky is Scotch. Or were you being
> ironic?

american, greek, irish, ironic. you may chose order. ;o)

> The way I heard it was "the rule against ending a sentence with a
> preposition is the kind of nonsense up with which I will not put",
> attributed to Churchill.

never heard that one, but what i quoted was from a book i read years ago
on churchill.

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> Timeo danaos et dona ferentes :-)

sorry. i do not speak latin, or so that it appears.

tho from last word, could be written as;
  'stofulia perefaneuomai gia zumonomos',
  'grapes grown proud for fermentations'.

even that is very rough to put into phonetic form. greek, in it self, is a
very difficult language. using english letters for greek letters is even
more difficult.

> Which term do you mean? The term "Scotch" is old English (16th century
> according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scotch_(adjective)).

scotch, as to block, pejorative. as in 'block from scots'.


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