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♦I'm sure that's it (M)♦

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I remember reading in world history that we got the English word 'cereal' from Ceres. It's perfect!

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♦ Andrew ♦

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Marie: "Oh my G*d he's in a cult!"
Robert: "It's not a cult, Ma, it's just a bunch of people who care about me, who want to see me happy!"
Marie: "You have that here, you stupid a*s!"
~Quote from "Everybody Loves Raymond"

I bet that's it.

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Because we've got a beer brand called Ceres in Denmark, and that we pronounce as SEER-ees. Or SEE-res.

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Sad that I have come to associate Ceres with a brand of beer... It is very lovely.

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{Edit: Had to edit/delete a word out.}

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This message was edited 2/24/2006, 5:43 AM

That makes sense

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Considering Ceres was the Roman goddess of the grain, and namesake of the word "cereal".

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Miranda

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