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December 3rd 06, 04:15 AM
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cmdr buzz corey wrote:
wrote: he did no such he came repated his oterment of ffilth and left he did come baclkk for a second round wjhihc is odd Good grief!! Can anyone decipher this mess? Sure! He did no such and came with new hair (repated) in an otter-like state of dirt, then left. He came baclkk without the new hair, for a second round wjhihc (from Old Norse, meaning "with hair on sideways") and the writer found that odd. [superfluous groups removed] Dave K8MN |
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December 3rd 06, 11:11 AM
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"Dave Heil" wrote in message nk.net... cmdr buzz corey wrote: wrote: he did no such he came repated his oterment of ffilth and left he did come baclkk for a second round wjhihc is odd Good grief!! Can anyone decipher this mess? Sure! He did no such and came with new hair (repated) in an otter-like state of dirt, then left. He came baclkk without the new hair, for a second round wjhihc (from Old Norse, meaning "with hair on sideways") and the writer found that odd. [superfluous groups removed] Dave K8MN Try as I may, I cannot for the life of me figure out what, "oterment of ffilth" means. Should I regress to Stonehenge days? Obtain the services of the few who can cipher these oddities written by strange hands? My dog makes more sense in that at least I can understand her nervous requests to go outside... |
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December 3rd 06, 01:36 PM
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Ralph Rotten wrote:
"Dave Heil" wrote in message nk.net... cmdr buzz corey wrote: wrote: he did no such he came repated his oterment of ffilth and left he did come baclkk for a second round wjhihc is odd Good grief!! Can anyone decipher this mess? Sure! He did no such and came with new hair (repated) in an otter-like state of dirt, then left. He came baclkk without the new hair, for a second round wjhihc (from Old Norse, meaning "with hair on sideways") and the writer found that odd. [superfluous groups removed] Dave K8MN Try as I may, I cannot for the life of me figure out what, "oterment of ffilth" means. Should I regress to Stonehenge days? Obtain the services of the few who can cipher these oddities written by strange hands? I learned to read Mark's stuff by holding the original Old English version of Beowulf up to a mirror. My dog makes more sense in that at least I can understand her nervous requests to go outside... My dog is dyslexic and she thinks we're praising her when someone says, "Good god!" Dave K8MN |
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