F�achad�ir <F�ach@d.�ir> wrote:
>Scr�obh "Si" <Phil@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
>>Painful as it maybe to you and Cat's family personally, can languages not
>>die and move on?
>
>They can. It's still a loss.
>
>I'll say no more.
>
I am sorry.
Thoughlessly posed question there on my part.
Si
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