Re(2): Request for help re: Margin size and bindings?

[Jan Henning <henning -at- r-l -dot- de>]

>> Ohm is from Tibetan... Zen is from Japanese.  Combining them as though they
>> are the same thing is typical American ignorance, speaking of ignorance.
>
>
>Actually, "Ohm" is from Electricity.  :)

Well, actually actually, "ohm" is Dutch for uncle ;-)

>I spent five minutes with a dictionary so I'd actually have a
>clue.

A very commendable practice. (No, no kidding this time. I really
appreciate somebody going to the trouble to verify what he presents to
others as fact.)

Regards
Jan Henning

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