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Page 2 of 3 < 1 2 3 > Topic Options #172516 - 01/11/08 10:21 PM Re: Max's Useful Language Links [Re: Jackie] latishya enthusiast Registered: 11/24/07 Posts: 390 Loc: कहीं &... I notice that this page now has links to some charity sites. Is the page legitimate, or a scam of some sort? Top #172520 - 01/11/08 10:52 PM Re: Max's Useful Language Links [Re: latishya] Buffalo Shrdlu Carpal Tunnel Registered: 06/24/02 Posts: 7184 Loc: Vermont Originally Posted By: latishya I notice that this page now has links to some charity sites. Is the page legitimate, or a scam of some sort? Max's site? no scam from him, definitely. it is a privately owned page, after all. he may be trying to recoup a bit of the cost. he's got a nice tribute link for Edmund Hillary. _________________________ formerly known as etaoin... Top #172535 - 01/13/08 04:03 AM Re: Max's Useful Language Links [Re: Buffalo Shrdlu] latishya enthusiast Registered: 11/24/07 Posts: 390 Loc: कहीं &... Originally Posted By: etaoin [quote=latishya] he's got a nice tribute link for Edmund Hillary. Here's another: http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20080113 Top #173228 - 02/06/08 09:11 AM Re: Max's Useful Language Links [Re: Jackie] AlexisSkriloff stranger Registered: 02/06/08 Posts: 1 Loc: usa thanks, what a good list. Top #173248 - 02/06/08 08:44 PM Re: Max's Useful Language Links [Re: AlexisSkriloff] Zed Pooh-Bah Registered: 08/27/02 Posts: 2154 Loc: British Columbia, Canada Hi Alexis and welcome Top #173377 - 02/09/08 05:06 AM Re: Max's Useful Language Links [Re: Zed] latishya enthusiast Registered: 11/24/07 Posts: 390 Loc: कहीं &... Anybody know what the Latin on that page says? Quote: haec ligamina per commodum proposita sunt et salis grano obsorbeantur. caveat lector. Top #173382 - 02/09/08 08:26 AM Re: Max's Useful Language Links [Re: latishya] Faldage Carpal Tunnel Registered: 12/01/00 Posts: 13653 Originally Posted By: latishya Anybody know what the Latin on that page says? Quote: haec ligamina per commodum proposita sunt et salis grano obsorbeantur. caveat lector. Subject to correction by Nuncle: These links are offered for entertainment only and should be taken with a grain of salt. Let the reader beware. Top #173389 - 02/09/08 10:18 AM Re: Max's Useful Language Links [Re: Faldage] zmjezhd Carpal Tunnel Registered: 08/13/05 Posts: 3268 Loc: R'lyeh These links are offered for entertainment only and should be taken with a grain of salt. Let the reader beware. Yes, that seems to be what it says. _________________________ Ceci n'est pas un seing. Top #174758 - 03/15/08 02:14 PM Re: Max's Useful Language Links [Re: zmjezhd] tsuwm Carpal Tunnel Registered: 04/03/00 Posts: 10462 Loc: this too shall pass right up on top of Max's list is Bartleby.com, which is an excellent resource. a while back I got this note from a reader: I wanted to let you know about ReadPrint.com -- a massive non-profit library similar to Bartleby -- except its far better organized and user friendly. We've been using it extensively in school nowadays -- it's great for doing research since you can search within the books. from a glance, it looks pretty good. Top #174761 - 03/15/08 03:06 PM Re: Max's Useful Language Links [Re: tsuwm] latishya enthusiast Registered: 11/24/07 Posts: 390 Loc: कहीं &... ReadPrint seems to be on that Max guy's page as well. 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