Yeah, I know not really a GS (NAC)

[Dan DiBiase]

--- Louis-Alain_Richard at computerhorizons.com wrote:

> Exactly.
> Citroën (note the double dots (diaresis) over the "e") is the last name
> of
> the founder André Citroën. The diaresis means that you must pronounce
> each
> letter separately: like in "See-tro-enne".

And you have to make that gargley sound in the back of your throat as
well... Can't think of how to express it phonetically...!
"See-trgggho-enne", I guess...! 

Never drove one, but have driven a tattered Renault (Ray-no?) 16 many
years ago. A friend of our family was a used car wholesaler, so every
summer, I would spend a few days with him helping him pick up cars he had
bought, and transport them to his lot. So I got to drive some neat cars.
The Renault 16 was pretty crappy, but it had a lot of miles. He taught me
to drive a standard transmission with a '71 or '72 Duster, with the Big
Six and three-on-the-tree. Fun times. 

Dan D
'04 A4 1.8Tq MT-6
Central NJ USA