[PRCo] Re: =?x-user-defined?Q?=C6ROPORT?=

[Jim Holland]

Good Morning!

>> Fred Schneider wrote:

>> Airdrome = Ardmore.  Damn spell check.

> Donald Galt wrote:
 
> Thought you were being clever.

> What sort of spell-checker is that? "Aerodrome" is
> familiar enough, but I have never encountered "airdrome."

> Don

	According to  *Webster's__School__Dictionary*  (1980 by
Merriam and Company)  AIRDROME  is aka  AIRPORT.

	Maybe  *aerodrome*  was originally  *ÆRODROME*  which is too
complicated for us moderns and it got watered down to 
AIRDROME.

	But I understand there is a new definition to  AIRDROME 
which Oxford is considering for addition to the dictionary:   
Transit for Air-Heads!

	Stranger things have happened.


As An Aside.......

	.......In response to the forward about
Roller-Copaster-Transit posted on another list, someone
thought it might mean resurrecting the 87-Ardmore.   I  AM 
certainly for that    ----    let's get started and vote One
(or Two if possible) Derrick Brashear's to Spear-Head  
*The__Return__of__the__87--Ardmore__TrolleyCar*   Group!

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James B. Holland

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