Subject: Re: [FFML][Ranma 1/2] Essay
From: UnderF4331@aol.com
Date: 2/28/1999, 1:50 PM
To: rhialto@easynet.co.uk, ffml@fanfic.com

In a message dated 2/27/99 3:55:25 PM Eastern Standard Time,
rhialto@easynet.co.uk writes:

<< The Old English weenie strikes again! Sorry, but when people use Kunou, I
 feel they *really* should get in character more. Having a book on Old
 English helps... >>
	Scuse me, just a little side comment: IT'S NOT OLD ENGLISH OR MIDDLE ENGLISH!
	Trust me on this: Old and Middle English at first glance do not look much
like modern English.  What Kuno speaks, when he is translated into English, is
Shakespearian/Elisibithian English.
	Old and Middle English will read to someone who only knows Modern English
like an Oscar fic.  (I've tried reading a few bits of Old & Middle English.
More verb forms then Hellenistic Greek.)


		--Ryo Hoshi