Mike in Japan  +  5551 Mon, 25 Aug 03 02:06 PM Does anyone know of a good etymological reference online? Mike in Japan Joined on Tue, Aug 19 2003 Senior Member 4,370 I do like to be beside the seaside

	kitkattail  +  5591 Mon, 25 Aug 03 09:49 PM I've been wondering the same thing myself. Though if you want just plain dictionaries, onelook.com is the place to go. It's not great for etymology, but it's a useful place nonetheless. kitkattail Joined on Tue, Aug 12 2003 Toronto Full Member 400 www.kitkattail.blogspot.com

	Pemmican  +  5612 Mon, 25 Aug 03 10:28 PM What are you looking for, a dictionary? Then try out this one: http://www.etymonline.com Pemmican Joined on Thu, Aug 21 2003 Regular Member 569 Wâ mag ich mich nu vinden? wâ mac ich mich nu suochen, wâ? nu bin ich hie und bin ouch dâ und enbin doch weder dâ noch hie. wer wart ouch sus verirret ie? wer wart ie sus...

	maj  +  5629 Mon, 25 Aug 03 11:04 PM confuse me? I found it extraordinary. How can a site about Etymological reference have in "the headlines" something like "give your boyfriend lust". lol. By the way what do you call "the headlines on a webpage"?. I´ll definitely save this page as it migh be worth looking at. maj Joined on Mon, Mar 31 2003 Senior Member 4,756

	Pemmican  +  5633 Mon, 25 Aug 03 11:17 PM LOL I haven't noticed that when I found the page... I also don't pay much attention to banners like that - only advertisements in my eyes hehe Pemmican

	Pemmican  +  5639 Mon, 25 Aug 03 11:33 PM I found it funny, too - now that you've told me about it *g* I am not shy, am I? Maybe a bit though... ok, you're right: I am shy Pemmican

	Mike in Japan  +  6163 Fri, 29 Aug 03 02:03 AM I guess a headline on a webpage is still a headline. A banner is one of those horizontal ads (with bewildering messages). Mike in Japan