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Re: Monster pricks

The difference is that these words are not normal, everyday english words, but established, derived company names.

"Monster" is a standard english language word, see my other post above.

Nowhere in the Merriam Webster, or the Oxford English Dictionary , is there a definition for "Monster" along the lines of:

Monster (adj.): from the latin monstro, meaning "to be succesuful at selling wire"

Sorry, it's been a quiet day at work. It's my last day before 3 months of long service leave :-)

Smoke me a kipper...I'll be Back for Breakfast.

Cheers

welly


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