I have also always liked the fact that, in Danish, the verb fange means to
catch or capture (e.g. a bird). In our case something valuable!
Long live Doris!
,
Roger Key
You're right of course Ag.
Chris
At 10:24 -0800 19/3/02, AG Schnozz wrote:
>The term "Fang" must live forever in this list. It's
>appropriate, not only for who started it, but since it is kinda
>descriptive of the action.
>
>There are a lot of terms based on names or actions that have
>entered the common languate. Fang is one of those that is part
>of the Zuikolist language. Long live the Fang!.
>
>AG-Schnozz
>
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