http://etykaiento.tribe.net/thread/9bd4ebb3-de14-4304-a272-a47c7c4a5257?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://etykaiento.tribe.net/thread/9bd4ebb3-de14-4304-a272-a47c7c4a5257#f75453be-eab7-4272-ab0a-57f8df61f79e "Freddie, where have you been? A-a tron do dio?" asked grandma. Sat, 19 Mar 2005 00:01:01 GMT http://etykaiento.tribe.net/thread/9bd4ebb3-de14-4304-a272-a47c7c4a5257#f75453be-eab7-4272-ab0a-57f8df61f79e jheem 2005-03-19T00:01:01Z http://etykaiento.tribe.net/thread/9bd4ebb3-de14-4304-a272-a47c7c4a5257#af625de5-9057-401c-9cc3-71bb2e18f096 can you use that in a sentance? Fri, 18 Mar 2005 18:35:11 GMT http://etykaiento.tribe.net/thread/9bd4ebb3-de14-4304-a272-a47c7c4a5257#af625de5-9057-401c-9cc3-71bb2e18f096 ludmilla 2005-03-18T18:35:11Z http://etykaiento.tribe.net/thread/9bd4ebb3-de14-4304-a272-a47c7c4a5257#66883bf8-544d-4b87-b2fd-335735a78f87 Greek thronos 'throne', Sanskrit dharma 'law, rule; custom', and Latin firmus 'firm, (stead-)fast'. The subject line is from the Ligurian dialect of Italian and means 'to God's thunder' or 'at the extreme limit'. Fri, 18 Mar 2005 17:31:03 GMT http://etykaiento.tribe.net/thread/9bd4ebb3-de14-4304-a272-a47c7c4a5257#66883bf8-544d-4b87-b2fd-335735a78f87 jheem 2005-03-18T17:31:03Z