Re: info to 'little johnnyboy'
Tom McDonald wrote: Favme.163$xD2.1@xxxxxxxx,
> Alaca wrote:
IEJ wrote:
Well well Peter,
strange people the Dutch who can't identify the latin text and mix
it with the Scandinavian text.
The rest you write is abuse.
All of what you wrote is Ad Hominem.
Ad who?
Hominem. You know, two words that are pronounced the same but
have different meanings.
Or perhaps it's intelligent horses some Brit (or Mick?) stumbled
upon in his travels. I can never remember which.
It is an apparent misspelling and in this context
lichen is the most likely. But as far as I know
lichen spores are normaly excluded from a pollen
count, but maybe they are used in the lichen rich
arctic tundra analyses.
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