only in chemsitry does the english tongue retain its saxon roots, the rest is shrapnel... but in chemistry's lingo do you retain the german perfume of spelling, e.g. i'm currently drinking a beer, what do i see? cleared using: polyvinylpolypyrrolidone silicagel... i might be tipsy, but don't try to tell me that "compound" doesn't look faustian... it's just gagging for either diacritical marks, or the english "diacritical" mark of the hyphen.... i.e.? poly-vinyl-poly-pyrroli-done silly-ka-ching! no? ah, **** it! ask the greeks, they're applying diacritical marks like mad, thinking it will save them from the turks... while uo north, the english language is wishing for skin oil, perfect weather for a full moon, and looking at the moon, ****-naked, saying: oil up, gents! we have an eclipse to heed to! bonker nudists.