> (do you love English?):
> Guys, let's live friendly lives! :-)

I, for one, love the intricacies and evolution of that bastardised language
called English. IMHO it offers subtleties and nuances that I understand
are not available in many other languages

For example -

"December 5, 1821 - David Brook, a carpenter, is walking home from
Leeds along the Middleton Railway in a sleet storm when he is run over,
being dismembered with ultimately mortal results, by the steam engine of
a coal train. This is the first case of a person being killed in a railway
collision. Shortly before his demise, Mr Brook was told of this impending
honour. He remarked "Well, I'm chuffed to bits"

And -

"These are no mere fairy tales", he intoned grimly (also "Hey, you in the
back of the boat", he growled sternly)

Oh, and there's Shakespeare too I guess

Joe

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