Subject: first 2 gold dots at least<br/>
Date: Aug 18, 2000 @ 18:18<br/>
Author: michael donner (michael donner &lt;m@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1743422154">hahahahahahahaha<br/>
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so it will be written<br/>
& so it will be done<br/>
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& the mohawks will have their pair of golden dots<br/>
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or do you think they should be golden triangles  my rock<br/>
for i am not sure<br/>
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i have written off to ottawa for an official copy of<br/>
the boundaries of canada  its territories & provinces<br/>
& will make the necessary adjustments there<br/>
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also  while i am ordering out for dots  or whichever form anyone might prefer<br/>
do you think we could use any such golden symbols for bedelu too<br/>
i mean only to enhance but not replicate the single blue dot node mark of<br/>
david & emil already in place there<br/>
& only for use on the really extreme balloon maps or site plans<br/>
if not perhaps also in commemorative decorations at the various points<br/>
involved on the ground<br/>
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using the double standard of the blue & the gold generally would then allow<br/>
us to distinguish immediately & vividly between the most conservative &<br/>
standard & generally agreeable geographic inventory  on the one or blue<br/>
hand<br/>
& on the other or gold hand  the most liberally inclusive & at times<br/>
subjective & even dare i say delusional inventory<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
so<br/>
anyway<br/>
what do you think  master<br/>
&or masters all<br/>
<br/>
even without considering whether the maritime tri country points would be<br/>
blue or gold in such a minimal scheme<br/>
  or addressing that also  &or anything else  if you prefer</div>