a
n
d
after several additional hours of extreme play
i am exceedingly pleased to be able to report back in
that i have finally seen the light of your finding
of a sevastopol to guantanamo analogy
for even if they werent both naval bases cum brigs in the near imperial abroad
& even if their surrounding territories hadnt both formerly been ruled from the respective
imperial capitals
for you are perfectly correct about all that
they are still also perfectly analogous again inasmuch as their most minimal natural
wisecracks
namely
lo
pot saves sevastopol
&
o
man at naught
i with guantanamo
are if not a semantic identity then at least of similar gist
or lets say
flip sides of the same coin
& call for heads rather than tails of course
so
far from shrugging this off as sorta sorta sorta
i really do have to congratulate you in multuplicate on your stunning observation
dear doctors
--- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, aletheia kallos <aletheiak@...> wrote:
>
> this question is very likely not nearly so difficult
> as it may seem
> since each of your 14 rayons is recognizably named for
> its largest city
> aha
>
> the guantanamo analogy i dont quite yet see tho
> unless you just mean sorta sorta sorta like
>
> also
> while practically any & all questions are excellent
> for target practice as surrogate or proxy
> multipointing tries
> & all happy observations like this one are also
> unquestionably welcome too
> still
> the multiplicity we are most expressly devoted to here
> is that which obtains where many entities are subsumed
> in a single geographical point
>
> questions & observations about that precise topic
> are the real name of the bp game
> & it is all that keeps us so playful too
>
> otherwise it is all just pouring from the erudite into
> the void
>
> nor do i for one mind it a bit if it makes anyone
> happy to do so
> since getting as happy as possible is of course the
> real point behind the point
> but a pointedly critical evaluation still needs to be
> expressly made or this wouldnt be the real bp
>
> --- raedwulf16 <raedwulf16@...> wrote:
>
> > I am told that the "Autonomous Republic of Crimea"
> > is subdivided for
> > administrative purposes into 14
> > "statoids"..."regions" etc.I have the
> > names of the "statoids"...now I presume that all
> > such administrative
> > units have a "capital" but I can not seem to find
> > the ones for
> > Crimea.
> >
> > The STATOIDS are:(Please make allowance for
> > transliteration
> > difficulties)
> >
> > 1.Bakhchyssaray
> > 2.Bilogorsky
> > 3.Dzhankoysky
> > 4.Kirovsky
> > 5.Krasnogvardiysky
> > 6.Krasnoperekopsky
> > 7.Leninsky
> > 8.Nyzhnyogorsky
> > 9.Pervomaysky
> > 10.Razdolnensky
> > 11.Saky
> > 12.Simferopol *(the city of Simferopol is
> > the capital of the
> > autonomous
> > republic)
> >
> > 13.Sovetsky
> > 14.Chernonorsky
> > ** (the city of Sevastopol, while within the
> > boundaries of
> > Crimea, is "legally" not a part of the autonomous
> > republic..It has a
> > separate status within the larger context of the
> > Ukraine and Russia.The
> > Russian Navy mantains a fleet there.I find that
> > particular situation
> > somewhat analogous with Guantanamo Bay)
>
>
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