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Subject: Re: For anyone who speaks Hebrew... (warning-contains swear words)
Author: তন্ময় ভট   (guest, 69.3.76.62)
Date: June 28, 2005 at 4:14:04 PM
Reply to: Re: For anyone who speaks Hebrew... (warning-contains swear words) by Andy ;—)
Ship high in transit, for unlawful carnal knowledge and an-uncommon-word-in-general-parlance under the knowledge of the king are probably the most common utterly improbable and false folk etymologies I see popping up in the most unexpected places. scitan is old english, used long before manure was transported by ships across oceans. The indo european root is probably skei- (to split): no wonder us scientists b******t so much.

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