No surprise that you should suggest the study of cakes should apply to our transatlantic cousins, given the prevalence of obese variants of the glorious human form (cue Lakey) over there, but your serendipitous digital offering might suggest that "tautology" would prevent "Disgusted, Tunbridge Wells" rushing to the rescue of the English language.
Are you sure the "$" is not Australian $?
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Perhaps you mean "tautology" as in: "All triangles have three sides."
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While true, it is not self-evident. A better example would have been all triangles have three angles. But I fear your correction is wasted on a forum where any comment on grammar, spelling or comprehension of the english language is vituperated against by those too ignorant or lazy to make the simple effort to reread their output before pressing "Ok, submit"
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Perhaps you mean "tautology" as in: "All triangles have three sides."
And thus: "All Americans are strange."
[/ QUOTE ] Um, surely that is a definition, not a tautology. A tautology would be to refer to a "three-sided triangle"..... he he /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif