Am I completety mad (OT)

MatSav wrote:
How did you know that I'm a UK Civil Servant? :-)

I suspected it when you used the word "didactic" :-)))

Heh! Actually, I heard that word on a Scout Leader training
course - but my employer was paying, and they gave me the time
off!


But I bet you took it back to work with you and used it a lot!

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

--
Message posted via http://www.catkb.com

Lesley via CatKB.com u27720@uwe wrote:

MatSav wrote:

How did you know that I'm a UK Civil Servant? :-)

I suspected it when you used the word "didactic" :-)))

Heh! Actually, I heard that word on a Scout Leader training
course - but my employer was paying, and they gave me the time
off!

But I bet you took it back to work with you and used it a lot!

That's funny. That's definitely not a word that makes me go, "civil
servant!" in the US. I might think "political science major", but
not civil servant, particularly.

--
Joyce

To email me, remove the triple-X from my user name. ^..^

"Lesley via CatKB.com" u27720@uwe wrote in message
news:83cb04fb4e818@uwe...
MatSav wrote:
How did you know that I'm a UK Civil Servant? :-)

I suspected it when you used the word "didactic" :-)))

Heh! Actually, I heard that word on a Scout Leader training
course - but my employer was paying, and they gave me the time
off!


But I bet you took it back to work with you and used it a lot!


Indeed. Every profession or pastime has a language of its own.
Use of such words is mandated, and brigaded by managers ;-)

--
MatSav