"Honus" wrote in message
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"RDJ" wrote in message
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Surely 'Damn' is just part of the modern american language. *******ised
american so to speak. (Not an insult)

"Honus" wrote in message
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Oviously,you do not know the proper American version of the english
language.You are a damn fool if you think you do.

That would be damned fool. ****head.

The expression is "damned fool", not damn fool.

But I think that I (finally) see what you mean.

wrote in news:26730-4267075E-5@storefull-
3252.bay.webtv.net:

Oviously,you do not know the proper American version of the english
language.You are a damn fool if you think you do.
cuhulin


Of course not; I do not live in the United States. In Canada, our spelling
and grammar is British English. British, as in those islands that are home
to a little country called ENGLAND where the ENGLISH language comes from.

You ****ing IDIOT! I have been useing and talking the proper American
version of the english language all of life,sixty three years ago.
cuhulin

I wonder if it's the same radio discussed in this thread, two and a
half years old, from rec.antiques.radio+phono. It was plastic, had fake
tubes mounted on the chassis, and has some LEDs.

http://groups-beta.google.com/group/... 137eb7e5c22b

or

http://tinyurl.com/boldr

The radio appeared at http://www.bozzusa.com/ , but the link is dead
now.

Burled wood? I assume they are talking about the little curved plastic
end pieces,one on each side of the radio.I think I got gyped! My radio's
little curved plastic end pieces are snow white! Everything on top of
the radio is nothing but decoration,sort of like decorations on a
Christmas tree.
cuhulin