Re: [Phys-l] Responses Wanted

[Bernard Cleyet <bernardcleyet@redshift.com>]

I've been in error;  it's just plain Panzer.    Adding an "s" is only 
about 6th in frequency.  Panzer is one of the more common (about 3rd in 
frequency) words that is the same singular and plural.

bc, who reminds Joel that it's "It is I."  and German nouns are capitalized.

p.s. De nada.

Rauber, Joel wrote:

> Bernard,
>
> I think you have resolved my problem; it was me who was confused, I must
> confess while wiping the egg off my face.  Your description/explanation
> below makes more sense to me than what was written in the answer page of
> TPT. 
>
> Is it you who says, panzers?  If so, panzers
>
> ________________________ 
> Joel Rauber 
> Department of Physics - SDSU 
>
> Joel.Rauber@sdstate.edu 
> 605-688-4293 
>
>
> | I thought the earth is falling towards the sun and so is the 
> | apple ( in addition to wards the earth's centre of gravity), 
> | so it falls assuming a symmetrical earth and no rotation, 
> | straight down.
> | . . .
> |
> |
> |bc, maybe confused.
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