In <09627b70@cc-mail.pica.army.mil>, Jerome Keller wrote:
> "MOWOG" appears on a lot of bits in our cars, and stands for >
MORRIS-WOLLESLEY-MG.......the cars these bits are used in.
>
>OK, folks, let's get it straight. I have seen three incorrect posts
>on this.
>It's Morris-Wolsely Group. Not Wolsey, not Woosley, not Wollsely.
>Sorry, it's the pedant in me (no, that's not to do with little boys).
> A. B. Bonds
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I suppose Lord Nuffield is spinning in his grave over the extra "L"
here, A.B.
OK, OK, point taken...when you're rite, you're rite...however, I still
want to know....
(1) Does MOWOG stand for "MOrris-WOlseley Group"...or...
"MOrris-WOlseley-mG" ??
(2) What IS a "stone", really ?
Pleeze, dew tell....
Jerry Keller
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