Subject: salkum wa was bellingham wa Re: Attachments
Date: Nov 13, 2004 @ 18:59
Author: aletheiak ("aletheiak" <aletheiak@...>)
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> --- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "rogart10" <rogart10@h...>
> wrote:
> >
> > Apologies if this seems a silly question, but how can I view
> > attachments when they are marked as 'not stored'?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Andrew
>
> not a silly but a good question andrew
> which will perhaps one day be permanently answered on our home page
>
> but in fact the easiest way to view attachments is to sign up for
> individual emails in advance
>
> failing that
> browse up our boundarypoint gmane loom at google
> & subtract about 10496 from the message number you want as
> on our bp message boardthat
>
> oops
> that may not be the exact number but it is at least close enough
> you ought to be able to find the correct number from thereindeed & thanx to mikes message 16073
>
> perhaps someone else can do better tho
> in the meantimeas
> as you already mostly know anyway
> i spent an extreme as well as pacific armistice day yesterday at &
> around about the peace arch
> & simultaneously in clear view of the common extremities of dry
> caus49w & the northernmost point of the southern west coast of the
> continental usa
> & bccawae too
> aka the easternmost of the 3 tripoints formed by washington state
> with british columbia & canadian crown waters
> & after the fog cleared doug murray became visible at close range
> welljust
> carrying mike kaufman in his cell phone as it turned out
> & i even saw bccawam eventually too albeit still at a great distance
>
> & all of this was crescendoing in a most concentrated happy hour
> before sunset on the webcam while completing the 86ing of the cursebe
> of great war too
>
> for as you probably also realize
> the special puzzle presented by the great war aka wwi concluded 86
> years ago yesterday was really no different than the supposed curse
> of the great bambino concluded 86 years ago last month in st louis
>
> thats right
> more of an appearance than a real problem in this case too
> but such is the power of our thought that something really had to
> 86ed in both casesso
>
> for just as merely thinking the babe had cursed the redsox made it
> for those who thought ityou
> so thinking the supposedly great war to really be great at all has
> made war great for those who thought it so
>
> but clearly war cannot be great
> just as clearly as the babe didnt curse
>
> at best & at most war is just nothing
>
> i mean when it is not outright loss
>
> & no matter how much naught you have in such a case & how naughty
> may get you still have nothing
>
> obviously
>
> & nothing can never be anything let alone be great
>
> even the idea of an armistice was a great pretence
> when what is really wanted is real peace
>
> so happily we have 86ed all that folly too
> just doug & me & a crazy quebecker who walked 100 infinity signs
> around the arch as we stood there chatting about this & other things
>
>
> so
> to crib a line from another great northwesterner
>
> from where the sun now stands
> war will never again be great
>
>
> yikes
> & all the above is terribly rushed & garbled i see
> rereading it quickly
> but there is not much time left on this computer to fix it up
> so i hope you will understand
> til next time
>
> beeps