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In a message dated 95-10-16 21:35:51 EDT, you write:

>>This is just a kind reminder...
>>please no more WALA, WALLA, or worse yet, VIOLA (a nice sounding musical
>>instrument that's kinda related to a violin).
>
>Just when I thought the lexicology walla, wearing his new voile vest, was
>about to torture us by playing Volare on his viola; voila, you stepped in
>and rescued us.
>
>Thanks, I've wanted to point that one out for a long time!
>
>Mark

Come on you guys, were animators, not english professors! Give us a little
grammar slack. It's not like I spell "VIOLA" everyday!

Tom Rennen
Intelligent Light Digital Imaging
214-420-6815

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