Re: Fruitful typos (was: Vulgar Latin)

> Speaking of placenames and their adjectives for the people from that
place, I don\'t think it\'s very common in England, but we do have
\'Mancunian\' (Manchester) and \'Liverpudlian\' (Liverpool).  Also I\'ve
heard \'Kentish\' is used for one half of Kent, but not the other half.. I
may be wrong there.

This came up in a trivia quiz once. The river Medway is the traditional
border between the 'Kentish man' and the 'man of Kent'. I am not sure which
man lives on which side of the river.

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Fabian
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