Subject: Re: lth
Date: May 07, 2002 @ 20:30
Author: acroorca2002 ("acroorca2002" <orc@...>)
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--- In BoundaryPoint@y..., "ps1966nl" <smaardijk

>

> O, is that your favourite row/question? Nice to know, I lost count of

> all your favourites.



well it isnt my only nor necessarily even my most favorite

but it certainly is a favorite rowquestion of mine because i am generally so in the minority & on the run whenever it comes up



> Yes, and if there was a hot air balloon tied to this tower, and Mr.

> Sparrow would have posted his call of nature on top of that?



hahahaha

at that moment in time & so long as that baloon was affixed there that call of nature aka sps would indeed in my view be luh



> If you build a long pier into sea, and make a, say, new nln in this

> way, but violating sea boundaries that take as a basis the base line,

> i.e. (+/-) the shore, you would get into trouble, I'd think. Maybe

> it's time for baselines regulating the vertical...



when your pier grew so long as to violate a de jure boundary

i expect you would soon be informed of it by the legally violated party



interesting also that that sealand platform harry or someone recently mentioned doesnt aggrieve anyone & for that reason doesnt get contradicted in the same way as your new nln would

in fact apparently doesnt get contradicted at all



so btw i would call that sealand baby a real country

but again i know you may all jump down my throat for saying this



but anyway back to your point about

hahaha

vertical baselines

hahahahahahaha

whaattt

well yes thankfully i have gotten into trouble



> You probably won't agree. But I agree that it is an interesting

> question. Maybe not my _favourite_, but what the heck...



much obliged for this too



> "really

> i dont mean to be narrow minded yet i imagine you may all disagree

> vehemently"

>

> ...whatever gave you that idea... ?



the prevailing reverence for received wisdom

& allergy to simple perceptions & new ideas



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