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Re: What's in it? Re: Non-stick spray

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To: Public Netbase NewsAgent
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Subject: Re: What's in it? Re: Non-stick spray
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From: smf@nyc.pipeline.com(Sue M. Ford)
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Date: Sat, 29 Jun 1996 17:47:37 -0700 (PDT)
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Article: rec.food.cooking.218272
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Score: 100

On Jun 28, 1996 23:19:02 in article <Re: What's in it? Re: Non-stick
spray>, 'helle.paulsen@fou.telenor.no (Helle G. Paulsen)' wrote:
>smf@nyc.pipeline.com(Sue M. Ford) wrote:
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>>On Jun 26, 1996 19:05:03 in article <What's in it? Re: Non-stick spray>,
>>'helle.paulsen@fou.telenor.no (Helle G. Paulsen)' wrote:
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>>>Always a sceptic,
>>>Helle
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>>I'm usually clean.
>>Sue (tm)
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>I had to check if I misspelled "septic". I didn't, so I'm afraid I
>have to say - you lost me, there, Sue.
>Helle
My first guess to the pronounciation of "sceptic" was a soft c as in
"scene" which would have made your sentence "Always a-septic!", hence my
quip. From your reaction I assume that "sceptic" is another spelling of
"skeptic" and that the c is hard, which is why it was only amusing to me :>
--
Sue (tm)
Lead me not into temptation.... I can find it myself!



