Re: Vanilla junk problem. Suggestions? Theories?

Timo Pietilä wrote:
R. Dan Henry wrote:

On Sat, 30 Jun 2007 00:44:43 +0300, Timo Pietilä
<timo.pietila@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


5. There were less ego-items.


"Fewer artifacts" and "fewer ego-items" by the way. When I saw those I
thought, "Oh, *yeah*, Timo's not a native English speaker." Mostly, your
English is better than many American's English (and much, much better
than our President's), so it's easy to forget that.


Well, that doesn't take much :-). As outside US I can assure you that it is quite unbelievable to us that you managed to vote G.W.B to your president. Religious fanatic that doesn't care about environment, starts wars speaking about crusades and all that.

There is BTW some serious rumors about conspiracy in second term voting. IIRC in every place where computer voting was possible doorway straw poll got different results than official results. That is quite suspicious. See http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/HL0302/S00052.htm.

Added spellchecker to Thunderbird. Don't know how good this is. It says that correct way to spell "spellchecker" is "spell checker", but it somehow sounded wrong so I checked with dictionary and "spellchecker" is right word.

Timo Pietilä

A device to check the spelling of a word is a "spellchecker".

An Angband device to verify the validity of magical incantations is a "spell checker"

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