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Old 02-13-2006, 05:05 PM   #41
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On a note to some local ladies fencing sabre: You'll never look masculine (if that's ever your goal, which I doubt) with that much mascara.
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Sabre or Saber?

I prefer Sabre...the current USFCA Glossary uses them interchangeably, almost randomly it seems and I've pointed that out. Most fencing texts refer to Sabre. Canada (CFF) uses Sabre...
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I say "saberist" for guys and "fatty" for the women....
Hence the vast amount of time he spends alone in the dark watching "Mork and Mindy" re-runs.
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Sabreur, nothing else...

Saberist/Sabrist really grate on my ears...

Don't like "sabreuse" either - why do you need a feminine of sabreur? Is there one for foilist or epeeist???

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Because there are many beautiful female sabre fencers...so beautiful in fact that they deserve their own title.

Too bad I can't pronounce either sabreur or sabreuse well enough. Wouldn't dream of cannibalizing a beautiful language like French. I have my own language to eat, lol.

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Old 02-15-2006, 08:49 PM   #45
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You do realize that half the words in the English language ( seemingly ) are adopted from French? Including several you just used up there...
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