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09-02.-2003
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  Palmares Andy Morris asked where the word Palmares came from. French for award, prize, anything from "well done old chap" to knighthood. Peter Taylor |
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09-02.-2003
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| Re: Palmares "Rory" <spacenetus@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:ab018408.0309020609.2b40a49c@posting.google.com... > "Peter Taylor" <peter@fponline.co.uk> wrote in message news:<bj1l9d$n73$1@hercules.btinternet.com>... > > Andy Morris asked where the word Palmares came from. French for award, prize, anything from > > "well done old chap" to knighthood. > > I suppose "Laurels" would be the closest translation. Mind you, you'd want a big head to need a > crown of palm leaves... You don't win any palmares for starting a new thread  |
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