>Edo entered:
>>....Mega? Where does the word "Mega" in MegaKat comes from?
On Mon, 3 Jun 1996, Paul Kemner wrote:
>It's ancient Greek for "rilly, rilly, big and huge" or "mighty".
Yeah, but how do "Mega" got into MegaKat?
>=^^=
>Paul Kemner pkemner_at_bright.net
On Mon, 3 Jun 1996, Andy Hill wrote:
>I thought we just went over all this in excruciating detail. "Mega" as in
>"Megastore",
>"Megabucks" and so forth as opposed to "Mega" in "Megahertz" - indicating
>"larger-than-large" and "greater-than-great".
Well, we sure know that the current MegaKat is a megapolis. But why is that
MegaKat was named MegaKat?
>Not surprisingly, the "M" in "MASA" stands for (wait for it!)....."Megakat".
Is the "MegaKat" in MASA is the same as the city?
>(which also seems to be fairly familiar ground...)
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Received on Wed Jun 05 1996 - 03:50:22 PDT
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