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From: griffin@nunki.usc.edu (Dennis Griffin)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: What's ST mean?
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Date: 10 Oct 89 07:46:58 GMT
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Disclaimer: I swear, officer, it wasn't me...


	Baird McIntosh Writes:

As for 'amiga', I believe it is Spanish for 'friend' and more specifically

	Donald Lloyd Writes:

    Well, yes, you're right about the spanish... but I think in this case the
word 'amiga' is probably italian, since Amiga was an italian company (I think)

	Marco Papa Writes:

Nope, dude. Italian has "Amico" and "Amica", with the "c", not the "g".
Next time, check it out before being "pretty sure" :-)  I've never heard of an
"Amiga" Italian company. 

	I Writes:

Maybe he thinks that Los Gatos is a city in Italy, instead of a burg on 
"The Bay".

dennis

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dennis griffin  	                              griffin@aludra.usc.edu
		"I like my pizza cold and my beer warm"