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To: celeryroot.com who wrote (16420)	3/4/1998 3:43:00 PM
From: Flagrante Delictu	Respond to of 32384

Cel;eryroot, OFF TOPIC >> ...wasn't there ... amicus, amici, amicurum? << I remember Amicus curiae { friend of the court}, and Don amici { a very friendly mobster }, who reminded some of the actor, Don Ameche {probably a bastardization {IYWPTE} of amici }. Amicurum sounds like a friendly nurse, Amy curum. >> I am a lot younger << To use another lingo, " Vouldn't hoit".Bernie

To: celeryroot.com who wrote (16420)	3/4/1998 3:46:00 PM
From: Torben Noerup Nielsen	Respond to of 32384

>I just remembered..wasn't there a Amicus, amici, amicurum???? >(farmer I think) How can you remember all that, and I am alot >younger. I was talking about verbs and Bernie got the hint :-) You missed it and since you admit to being a lot younger, no hints for you! And ''amicus" does not mean ''farmer" unless my memory is really messed up. The easiest way to remember Latin words is to look for English words with common roots. In this case, consider the word ''amicable"..... Thanks, Torben