flowers
Alice L. Givan (Alice.L.Givan@Dartmouth.EDU)
01 Dec 95 09:31:13 EST
The real trick about "flower" is that it is used as a slightly affectionate
term of address in the north of England (sort of like "pet" or "love" or
"sweetie"). So when I first started using the expression (in Newcastle upon
Tyne) for flow cytometrists, the pun had an extra level of meaning....
Alice
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