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Science et vie 01
Which way is it going..
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"Dave Kearton" wrote in message
... Mitchell Holman wrote: Patrick R7 wrote in news:4713a8ad$0$21150$7a628cd7 @news.club-internet.fr: 1949 What happened to the glorious future we were promised? Where are the floating cities? And why are we still dealing with weather? ...and where's my rocket pack ? ...oh...wait...there it is behind the couch. .... looking remarkably like a two-four of Swan lager. -- Andrew Chaplin SIT MIHI GLADIUS SICUT SANCTO MARTINO (If you're going to e-mail me, you'll have to get "yourfinger." out.) |
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"Patrick R7" wrote in message
... Mitchell Holman a écrit : What happened to the glorious future we were promised? Where are the floating cities? And why are we still dealing with weather? In french we have a word : "Uchronie" (utopia, chronos): "What would have been able to arrive" "To happen" ou "to occur" plutôt que "to arrive." Ce dernier est un faux ami. Plus idiomatique: "What might have happened." ou "How things could have turned out." -- Andrew Chaplin SIT MIHI GLADIUS SICUT SANCTO MARTINO (If you're going to e-mail me, you'll have to get "yourfinger." out.) |
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Andrew Chaplin a écrit :
"Patrick R7" wrote in message ... Mitchell Holman a écrit : What happened to the glorious future we were promised? Where are the floating cities? And why are we still dealing with weather? In french we have a word : "Uchronie" (utopia, chronos): "What would have been able to arrive" "To happen" ou "to occur" plutôt que "to arrive." Ce dernier est un faux ami. Plus idiomatique: "What might have happened." ou "How things could have turned out." :-) Merci pour cette rectification ... Mon américain est très ... approximatif ;-) -- Patrick R7 Site : http://www.verslesetoiles.fr/index.html Forum modéré : http://spatial.forumdediscussions.com/ |
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Patrick R7 wrote:
Andrew Chaplin a écrit : "Patrick R7" wrote in message ... Mitchell Holman a écrit : What happened to the glorious future we were promised? Where are the floating cities? And why are we still dealing with weather? In french we have a word : "Uchronie" (utopia, chronos): "What would have been able to arrive" "To happen" ou "to occur" plutôt que "to arrive." Ce dernier est un faux ami. Plus idiomatique: "What might have happened." ou "How things could have turned out." :-) Merci pour cette rectification ... Mon américain est très ... approximatif ;-) Et votre anglais? ;-) -- Moving things in still pictures! |
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®i©ardo a écrit :
Patrick R7 wrote: Andrew Chaplin a écrit : "Patrick R7" wrote in message ... Mitchell Holman a écrit : What happened to the glorious future we were promised? Where are the floating cities? And why are we still dealing with weather? In french we have a word : "Uchronie" (utopia, chronos): "What would have been able to arrive" "To happen" ou "to occur" plutôt que "to arrive." Ce dernier est un faux ami. Plus idiomatique: "What might have happened." ou "How things could have turned out." :-) Merci pour cette rectification ... Mon américain est très ... approximatif ;-) Et votre anglais? ;-) lol -- Patrick R7 Site : http://www.verslesetoiles.fr/index.html Forum modéré : http://spatial.forumdediscussions.com/ |
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"®i©ardo" wrote in message
... Patrick R7 wrote: Andrew Chaplin a écrit : "Patrick R7" wrote in message ... Mitchell Holman a écrit : What happened to the glorious future we were promised? Where are the floating cities? And why are we still dealing with weather? In french we have a word : "Uchronie" (utopia, chronos): "What would have been able to arrive" "To happen" ou "to occur" plutôt que "to arrive." Ce dernier est un faux ami. Plus idiomatique: "What might have happened." ou "How things could have turned out." :-) Merci pour cette rectification ... Mon américain est très ... approximatif ;-) Et votre anglais? ;-) Va donc chier, crisse de tête carrée, ®i©ardo! Voila le français des francophones de la Reine (du Québec). -- Andrew Chaplin SIT MIHI GLADIUS SICUT SANCTO MARTINO (If you're going to e-mail me, you'll have to get "yourfinger." out.) |
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Andrew Chaplin wrote:
"®i©ardo" wrote in message ... Patrick R7 wrote: Andrew Chaplin a écrit : "Patrick R7" wrote in message ... Mitchell Holman a écrit : What happened to the glorious future we were promised? Where are the floating cities? And why are we still dealing with weather? In french we have a word : "Uchronie" (utopia, chronos): "What would have been able to arrive" "To happen" ou "to occur" plutôt que "to arrive." Ce dernier est un faux ami. Plus idiomatique: "What might have happened." ou "How things could have turned out." :-) Merci pour cette rectification ... Mon américain est très ... approximatif ;-) Et votre anglais? ;-) Va donc chier, crisse de tête carrée, ®i©ardo! Voila le français des francophones de la Reine (du Québec). Fiche-moi la paix, Andrew! Il y a la langue anglais - Angleterre, et la langue anglais-américain - les États Uni, et peut-être la langue anglais-canadienne - Canada! Mais non? ;-) -- Moving things in still pictures! |
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