I know. Your comment isn't what sparked me and my response was not aimed at
your comment; sorry it came across that way. Probably I should have kept my
virtual mouth shut. Len covered the idea already anyway.
P.S. As a former English major, I agree that it was a linguistic inaccuracy.
:-)
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From: Michael Kay [mailto:]
In the politically correct environment of today, it is becoming more
> common for slights to be perceived through the prejudice of
> the hearer than through the intent of the speaker.
I didn't perceive any slight at all. Just a linguistic inaccuracy. To
Len, I am a foreigner or a non-American (and proud of it). I am no more
"international" than he is.
Michael Kay
