I am she, as she is me, as we are we, & we are all a-feather flocking

[Terrance]

  -- Terrance, now we give definite show that we are not one same
person. 

Never had any doubt about it, well, not on a good day, but I do find it
amusing that one of our friends, a regular sherlock, took this double
stuff so much to heart that he spent a good part of a day,  I suspect at
least the good part of a day, to decode your Moniker, Moni. Anyway, it's
pretty obvious that Peruvians don't use Irish words like twigged and
that this  irish lad speaks and writes better spanish than you so
there's pudency for you.