well bramwell your direct observation & recollection is undoubtedly
our most sensible & reliable report to date on this subject
& indeed i am delighted we can count an eye witness to these events
among our members
so butwick is disbuted yet again but
practically undisbutably this time
yet i also cant blame anyone else for having wanted to stir up a
little extra excitement around here by deliberately bending the truth
a bit & just trying to get away with it amidst our growing gallery of
sharpshooters
that is
until this uncouth yahoo server of ours has also acted up with these
enhanced slow motion effects to hyperexcite us automatically as well
as restimulate our punctological striving to see clearly & know truly
m
--- In BoundaryPoint@y..., Bramwell Hayes <bramwellhayes@y...> wrote:
> My understanding of the Crimean war episode is less
> exciting. From what I can remember at the time war was
> declared it was customary to refer to Berwick upon
> Tweed separatly from both England and Scotland, but,
> during the war, it formally became part of England by
> Act of Parliament, therefore it was included in the
> peace treaty as part of England.
>
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