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Am 24 Aug 2004 16:14 meinte John Lawson: No, not realy, beeing European gives the advantage to learn in school abut modern history (aka less than 2500 years ago). Carthridge comes from Carthago, an ancient greek colony (like Rome) who happened to form a quite formidable empire in Northern Africa, the Middle East and Spain - well, the small mediterean wasn't big enough for two, so they had some little 'paece missions' with Rome and vice versa. After Rome succeded in raiding Cathago it became Carthride (short form for Carthago has been raided). Also, most notable, it's also the orgin for the modern time word of Chargo ... 'cause that's what they called all the valuables the romans took from Carthrige. *G* See, knowing your history is a plus, even in todays World. Gruss H. Ceterum censeo Microsoftem esse delendam