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No: HPFGUIDX 98172

Geoff Bannister wrote:
> > I think it is a UK-US thing.
> > It was Oscar Wilde who observed that "America and England are 
> > two nations divided by a common language" and I think that Bill 
> > Bryson would say "Amen" to that as well. I would :-))

Jem responded: 
> I think it was George Bernard Shaw. ;-)



Whether Oscar or George, I think it's accurate sometimes.  Think of 
our previous humorous discussion of "punting" across the swamp. :-)  
As I said to Geoff, I think in the US I'd be more inclined to say a 
dog was "sniffing" or "sniffling" than "snuffling," which was why I 
asked him whether it might be another UK-US difference....  Then 
again, I'm a cat person, so who knows! 

Siriusly Snapey Susan