I think that I probably speak for more than just myself when I say that
some of us don't have time to research the title of each new episode to
see whether we might be interested in reading it or not, so the only
practical choice is to click the delete button. You'd get more
readership and following if you'd give us a clue. With all due respect,
you're often hard enough to follow anyway without speaking in code.
Lowell G. McManus
Leesville, Louisiana, USA
----- Original Message -----
From: "aletheia kallos" <aletheiak@...>
To: <BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2006 10:10 PM
Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] dzmlne
> haha what dismal knee he said
>
> but i thought everyone wanted to learn the code & talk
> the walk like this
> so naturally & mnemonically
>
> & i know it wouldnt kill me at least to spell
> everything out
> since i usually do exactly what you are suggesting i
> do in this case
> & it never once killed me yet
>
> nor is there in reality any such thing as death dead
> dying killing etc anyway
>
> but here i just figured everyone was following along
> with jesper & me & christian &al in sequence on this
> borderbase google earth magical mystery tour
> where everything is already clearly labeled &
> captioned thanx to him
> & you can just zoom out & back in if you do forget the
> country names
> or can solve for them anyhow else you like
> as i am very glad to see you actually did
> also without being killed or lamed
>
> for solving things is perhaps in itself our most
> meaningful activity here
>
>
> but still
> even if none of the above is true for you
> why presume what is meaningful for others
> or deprive them of the fun of the chase by doing or
> asking me to do everything for them
>
> for the greatest truth & meaning of dzmlne
> it seems to me
> is
> he who lives among the lame learns to limp
>
> --- "Lowell G. McManus" <lgm@...> wrote:
>
>> Mike D.,
>>
>> Those of us who have been acquainted with you for a
>> few years know
>> without doubt that you are enjoying the heck out of
>> this global tripoint
>> tour via Google Earth. It would be a lot more
>> meaningful for the rest
>> of us, however, if you could do us the favor of
>> including in these posts
>> the names of the affected countries along with their
>> ISOglyphs. That
>> way, we wouldn't have to consult the ISO 3166-1
>> decoding table each time
>> to discover the countries to which the obscure codes
>> belong. For
>> instance, would it kill anybody to say one time in
>> the subject line of
>> each new thread something like: "dzmlne
>> (algeria-mali-niger)"?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Lowell G. McManus
>> Leesville, Louisiana, USA
>>
>>
>
>
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