What is a 'telamon'
 

Wondering why some folks choose to use 'handles' on technical newsgroups?

Web Definitions: telamon:
In nematodes: Rigid, sclerotized portion of the cloacal wall that
apparently guides the spicules from the spicular pouch into the cloaca.

Well, I guess that beats some obscure reference to a post-apocalyptic
cyber-punk nihilistic yarn, video game or death metal band...

Michael

What is a 'telamon'
 

Use a real Dictionary.

www.devilfinder.com Merriam Webster Definition Telamon
cuhulin

What is a 'telamon'
 

On Feb 23, 6:22�pm, msg wrote:
Wondering why some folks choose to use 'handles' on technical newsgroups?

� Web Definitions: telamon: In nematodes: Rigid, sclerotized portion of the cloacal wall that

� apparently guides the spicules from the spicular pouch into the cloaca.

Well, I guess that beats some obscure reference to a post-apocalyptic
cyber-punk nihilistic yarn, video game or death metal band...

Michael

Could you decipher that for us educated folk?

What is a 'telamon'
 

In article ,
msg wrote:

Wondering why some folks choose to use 'handles' on technical newsgroups?

Web Definitions: telamon:
In nematodes: Rigid, sclerotized portion of the cloacal wall that
apparently guides the spicules from the spicular pouch into the cloaca.

Well, I guess that beats some obscure reference to a post-apocalyptic
cyber-punk nihilistic yarn, video game or death metal band...

The my organization header should have given you a clue but here try
this link.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telamon

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

What is a 'telamon'
 

cuhulin is short for, CATTLE RAID OF COOLEY.So is TAIN.
Cuhulin the Tain

What is a 'telamon'
 

Telagraph, Telaphone, Telawoman.
cuhulin

What is a 'telamon'
 

Telamon wrote:
In article ,
msg wrote:

snip
The my organization header should have given you a clue but here try
this link.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telamon

Thanks. An Atlas, strong architectural support...

Does that mean the readers of this N.G. are witness to a Battle of
the Titans? ;-)

What is the "Telamon Spamshield"?; I couldn't find any reference to it
in a quick web search -- a product or service?.

Michael

What is a 'telamon'
 

In article ,
msg wrote:

Telamon wrote:
In article ,
msg wrote:

snip
The my organization header should have given you a clue but here try
this link.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telamon

Thanks. An Atlas, strong architectural support...

Does that mean the readers of this N.G. are witness to a Battle of
the Titans? ;-)

What is the "Telamon Spamshield"?; I couldn't find any reference to it
in a quick web search -- a product or service?.

Spam block. It's a munge of my address so the spam bots can't use it.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

What is a 'telamon'
 

On Feb 23, 4:40Â*pm, wrote:
On Feb 23, 6:22�pm, msg wrote:

Wondering why some folks choose to use 'handles' on technical newsgroups?

� Web Definitions: telamon: In nematodes: Rigid, sclerotized portion of the cloacal wall that

� apparently guides the spicules from the spicular pouch into the cloaca.

Well, I guess that beats some obscure reference to a post-apocalyptic
cyber-punk nihilistic yarn, video game or death metal band...

Michael

- Could you decipher that for us educated folk?

N A H !

(OT) : What Is A "Telamon" ? -aka- Fearless Leader !
 

On Feb 23, 6:57*pm, Telamon
wrote:
In article ,

*msg wrote:
Wondering why some folks choose to use 'handles' on technical newsgroups?

* Web Definitions: telamon:
In nematodes: Rigid, sclerotized portion of the cloacal wall that
* apparently guides the spicules from the spicular pouch into the cloaca.

Well, I guess that beats some obscure reference to a post-apocalyptic
cyber-punk nihilistic yarn, video game or death metal band...
-
- The my organization header should have given you a clue
- but here try this link. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telamon
-
- --
- Telamon
- Ventura, California

Telamon - I will give you that 'you' are a real header. ~ RHF
http://www.jrj-socrates.com/Cartoon%...Leader_300.gif
My Hero and the Fearless Leader of the RRS Newsgroup.

(OT) : Secrets of the Telamon Spam-Shield Revealed . . .
 

On Feb 23, 7:39*pm, msg wrote:
Telamon wrote:
In article ,
*msg wrote:

snip

- - The my organization header should have
- - given you a clue but here try this link.
- - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telamon
-
- Thanks. *An Atlas, strong architectural support...
-
- Does that mean the readers of this N.G.
- are witness to a Battle of the Titans? ;-)
-
- What is the "Telamon Spamshield"?;
- I couldn't find any reference to it in a quick web search
- -- a product or service?.
-
- Michael
-

MSG - Here is an Image and Telamon's "Spam-Shield"
is clearly featured in the bottom 3rd. ;-} ~ RHF
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:W...se-telamon.jpg

What is a 'telamon'
 

Telamon wrote:
In article ,
msg wrote:

Wondering why some folks choose to use 'handles' on technical newsgroups?

Web Definitions: telamon:
In nematodes: Rigid, sclerotized portion of the cloacal wall that
apparently guides the spicules from the spicular pouch into the cloaca.

Well, I guess that beats some obscure reference to a post-apocalyptic
cyber-punk nihilistic yarn, video game or death metal band...

The my organization header should have given you a clue but here try
this link.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telamon

You named your kid "Ajax"?!?

What is a 'telamon'
 

What is a 'telamon'
 

dave wrote:

You named your kid "Ajax"?!?



Sure..his cousin Xerxes recommended it.





mike

(OT) : Secrets of the Telamon Spam-Shield Revealed . . .
 

RHF wrote:

MSG - Here is an Image and Telamon's "Spam-Shield"
is clearly featured in the bottom 3rd. ;-} ~ RHF
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:W...se-telamon.jpg


That's properly called the dxAcesimus tetherum. It's used to help guide
the wearer through the dark halls on the way to the vomitorium.

Quite common at Roman all male orgies.





mike

What is a 'telamon'
 

On Sun, 24 Feb 2008 16:31:58 GMT, m II wrote:

dave wrote:

You named your kid "Ajax"?!?



Sure..his cousin Xerxes recommended it.





mike


And this all happened on Zzyxx road.............

What is a 'telamon'
 

dave wrote:

And this all happened on Zzyxx road.............

Somebody put a big "O" on the Northbound "Zzyxx Rd. 1 Mile" sign a
couple years back. I had to slowly back up against 85 MPH traffic to
get a photo.


The funniest vandalism I've seen involved a 'No Left Turn' sign.

Somebody stenciled in the word 'Unstoned' under the real printing, so
the thing read:

No Left Turn Unstoned

I drove for a couple of miles before it clicked.





mike