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In lugnet.build.sculpture, John Neal wrote:
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Nice work, Akos, although I must tell you that you created an unintentional
funny. Wrath in English means anger or outrage, and coupled with
Christmas I thought that it would be some gruesome holiday scene:-)
The correct spelling is wreath:-)
HTH,
JOHN
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This door contest is always an outrage. We never win. So I am usually very
angry. My wrath will smash my wreath.
Akos
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| (...) Nice work, Akos, although I must tell you that you created an unintentional funny. "Wrath" in English means "anger" or "outrage", and coupled with "Christmas" I thought that it would be some gruesome holiday scene:-) The correct spelling is (...) (17 years ago, 11-Dec-07, to lugnet.build.sculpture, FTX)
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