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To: mrs goldberg who wrote (6003)	3/3/2000 5:50:00 PM
From: elpolvo	Read Replies (2) of 35685

Tell your son he owes me a fine diner at his resturante for thinking of his father(I want to be there for the first serving) twill be a fine dinner indeed - i'll send you an invite. Kidd Croissant (formerly known as Kidd Chaos) Word History: The words croissant and crescent illustrate double borrowings, each coming into English from a different form of the same French word. In Latin the word crscere, ?to grow,? when applied to the moon meant ?to wax?; one could have the phrase lna crscns, ?waxing moon.? Old French croissant, the equivalent of Latin crscns, came to mean ?the time during which the moon waxes,? ?the crescent-shaped figure of the moon in its first and last quarters,? and ?a crescent-shaped object.?

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