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Robert  
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 More options May 28 1993, 3:22 am
Newsgroups: alt.quotations
From: b...@pharaoh.cyborg.bt.co.uk (Robert)
Date: 27 May 93 16:35:24 GMT
Local: Thurs, May 27 1993 12:35 pm
Subject: WARNING

On a part of the British coast, where Bettling cliffs, from 3 to 5 hundred
feet in height overhang the ocean, some individuals during a certain season of
the year, obtain a livelihood by collecting the eggs of rock-birds.  The way
in which they pursue this hazardous calling is as follows:  THE MAN DRIVES AN
IRON BAR INTO THE GROUND, ABOUT A YARD FROM THE EDGE OF THE PRECIPICE.  To
that bar he makes fast a rope, of which he then lays hold.

HE NEXT SLIDES GENTLY OVER THE CLIFF, AND LOWERS HIMSELF TILL HE REACHES THE
LEDGES AND CRAGS, where he expects to find the object of his pursuit.  To gain
these places is sometimes a difficult task, and when they fall within the
perpendicular, the only method of accomplishing it is for the adventurer to
swing in the air, until, by dexterous management, he can so balance himself as
to reach the spot on which he wishes to descend.  A basket, made for the
purpose, and strapped between his shoulders, contains the fruit of his labour.
When he has filled the basket, or failed in his attempt, he ascends, hand over
hand, to the summit.

ON ONE OCCASION A MAN WHO WAS THUS EMPLOYED, IN GAINING A NARROW LEDGE OF ROCK
WHICH WAS OVERHUNG BY A HIGHER PORTION OF THE CLIFF, SECURED HIS FOOTING, BUT
LET GO THE ROPE.  He at once perceived his peril.  No one could come to his
rescue, or even hear his cries.  The fearful alternatives immediately flashed
through his mind.  It was to starve to death, or to be dashed to pieces 400
feet below.

ON TURNING ROUND, HE SAW THE ROPE HE HAD LET GO, BUT IT WAS FAR AWAY.  As it
swung backwards and forwards, it's long vibrations testified to the mighty
efforts by which he had reached the deplorable predicament in which he now
found himself.  HE LOOKED AT THE ROPE IN AGONY.  He had gazed but a little
while, when he noticed that every movement was shorter than the preceding one,
so that each time it swung towards him, as it was gradually subsiding to a
point of rest, it was a little further off than it had been before.

HE BRIEFLY REASONED THUS:  "THAT ROPE IS MY ONLY CHANCE OF LIFE.  In a little
while it will be forever beyond my reach.  It is nearer now than it will ever
be again.  I can but die." SO SAYING, HE SPRANG FROM THE CLIFF AS THE ROPE WAS
NEXT APPROACHING, CAUGHT IT IN HIS GRASP AND WENT HOME REJOICING.

SINNER, YOU TREMBLE AT THIS INCIDENT, BUT BELIEVE ME, YOURS IS A GREATER
PERIL.  BENEATH YOU YAWNS THE LAKE THAT BURNETH WITH FIRE AND BRIMSTONE.
Stand still you cannot.  Time will force you thence.  SALVATION IS SET BEFORE
YOU.  IT IS AS NEAR, PERHAPS NEARER NOW, THAN IT WILL EVER BE AGAIN.  LAY HOLD
OF IT.  CLING TO IT WITH THE FIRMNESS OF A DEATH GRASP.  THIS IS YOUR ONLY
CHANCE OF SAFETY, AND IT IS NOT A CHANCE ALONE, IT IS A CERTAINTY - A GLORIOUS
CERTAINTY.  THE ONLY DANGER IS THAT, REFUSING TO EMBRACE IT, YOU WILL DEFER
ESCAPE UNTIL IT BECOMES IMPOSSIBLE.

LET ME URGE YOU TO TAKE THE PLUNGE AT ONCE AND TRUST IN THE LORD JESUS CHRIST
AS YOUR SAVIOUR!  If you surrender to Him as Lord and Master, and openly
confess Him as such before the world, ONLY THEN WILL YOU BE SAVED.

IF YOU DESIRE TO KNOW THE LORD JESUS, SEND ME YOUR NAME AND EMAIL ADDRESS AND
I WILL SEND YOU TEACHINGS OF OUR SAVIOUR.
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Tel:071-239-0880                Local Mail: bob@pharaoh
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Richard A Reitmeyer  
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 More options May 28 1993, 5:23 am
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From: gor...@leland.Stanford.EDU (Richard A Reitmeyer)
Date: Fri, 28 May 93 08:56:09 GMT
Local: Fri, May 28 1993 4:56 am
Subject: Re: WARNING
> on a part of the British coast, where Bettling cliffs, from 3 to 5 hundred
> feet in height overhang the ocean, some individuals during a certain season of

:
bla, bla, bla, bla...
:

> LET ME URGE YOU TO TAKE THE PLUNGE AT ONCE AND TRUST IN THE LORD JESUS CHRIST
> AS YOUR SAVIOUR!  If you surrender to Him as Lord and Master, and openly
> confess Him as such before the world, ONLY THEN WILL YOU BE SAVED.

> IF YOU DESIRE TO KNOW THE LORD JESUS, SEND ME YOUR NAME AND EMAIL ADDRESS AND
> I WILL SEND YOU TEACHINGS OF OUR SAVIOUR.
> --
> Bob Wood                        BT IWPS (Comms and OA Support)
> Tel:071-239-0880                Local Mail: bob@pharaoh
> Fax:071-239-0799                Usenet    : b...@cyborg.bt.co.uk

go away, please.

Richard A. Reitmeyer
aero/astro grad
gor...@leland.stanford.edu
-----
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and to his imagination for his facts.
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Michael Aagaard Biermann  
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 More options May 28 1993, 7:18 am
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From: bierm...@diku.dk (Michael Aagaard Biermann)
Date: Fri, 28 May 1993 09:16:18 GMT
Local: Fri, May 28 1993 5:16 am
Subject: Re: WARNING
Well, that's great Bob'o, but what the heck has this got to do with this
newsgroup ?

And who has told you that the burning sea underneath isn't a warm healthy
and enjoyable bath ? And still how can you know if you haven't tried it ?

These questions and more to come will never be answered by Bob'o.
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bierm...@diku.dk  | created.  This has made a lot of people very angry and has
dept.comp.scien.  | been widely regarded as a bad move.'
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Ted Faber  
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 More options May 28 1993, 1:43 pm
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From: fa...@parmesan.cs.wisc.edu (Ted Faber)
Date: Fri, 28 May 1993 15:39:05 GMT
Local: Fri, May 28 1993 11:39 am
Subject: Re: WARNING

b...@pharaoh.cyborg.bt.co.uk (Robert) writes:

[Screed deleted]

        The whole Bible to pick from, and he proselytizes *here* without one
        quote.  Johnny do we have and consolation prizes?  Why yes we do
        Ted!  Your errant poster will enjoy hours of fun as he tries how to
        figure out how to use his new clue.

        You're off topic, ace.

"If `publish or perish' were really true, Leonard Euler would still be alive"
        -- Eric Bach

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John Loucks  
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 More options May 28 1993, 2:47 pm
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From: j4lou...@sms.business.uwo.ca (John Loucks)
Date: Fri, 28 May 1993 19:22:28 GMT
Local: Fri, May 28 1993 3:22 pm
Subject: Re: WARNING
gor...@leland.Stanford.EDU (Richard A Reitmeyer) writes:

Richard,

        You were not nearly emphatic enough. Since this is a quotation board,
try this:

        Blessed is the man who, having nothing to say, abstains from giving us
wordy evidence of the fact.    
                                        -- George Eliot

OR
        And 'tis remarkable that they
        Talk most who have the least to say.
                                        -- Prior

But perhaps I am too sharp, I will take this more fatalistic approach to the
whole thing:

        No man of woman born,
        Coward or brave, can shun his destiny.
                                        -- Homer (NO not Simpson!)

The guy on the cliff might have been happier to think of D.G. Rossetti:

        If God in His wisdom have brought close
                The day when I must die,
        That day by water or fire or air
        My feet shall fall in the destined snare
                Whereever my road may lie.
                                        -- D.G. Rossetti

I just hope our friend the preacher reads all this.
John

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garrett  
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 More options May 28 1993, 5:58 pm
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From: garr...@Ingres.COM
Date: 28 May 93 20:37:26 GMT
Local: Fri, May 28 1993 4:37 pm
Subject: Re: WARNING

Ditto. If I wanted to be preached to I would go to church.

>Richard A. Reitmeyer
>gor...@leland.stanford.edu

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Tom Yates  
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 More options May 29 1993, 9:35 am
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From: madha...@plume.mit.edu (Tom Yates)
Date: 29 May 1993 13:18:40 GMT
Local: Sat, May 29 1993 9:18 am
Subject: Re: WARNING

In article <1993May28.203726.3...@pony.Ingres.COM> garr...@Ingres.COM  writes:
>In article <1993May28.085609.14...@leland.Stanford.EDU>, gor...@leland.Stanford.EDU (Rich writes...
>>> on a part of the British coast, where Bettling cliffs, from 3 to 5 hundred
>>> feet in height overhang the ocean, some individuals during a certain season of
>>bla, bla, bla, bla...
>>> IF YOU DESIRE TO KNOW THE LORD JESUS, SEND ME YOUR NAME AND EMAIL ADDRESS AND
>>> I WILL SEND YOU TEACHINGS OF OUR SAVIOUR.
>>> Bob Wood                        BT IWPS (Comms and OA Support)
>>> Fax:071-239-0799                Usenet    : b...@cyborg.bt.co.uk
>>go away, please.
>Ditto. If I wanted to be preached to I would go to church.
>>Richard A. Reitmeyer
>>gor...@leland.stanford.edu
>"Most men lead lives of quiet desperation." - Thoreau          Garrett Johnson
>"The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people         Garr...@Ingres.com

give over, chaps.  that's what kill files are for; it's not really in the
spirit of things to tell him to leave.  at least *he* had a quotation
i'd not seen before.

also, note
"I abhor your principles, Sir, but I will die for your right to express
them."  - Voltaire (Francois Marie Arouet)

or are you reading alt.quotations just for witty quips, wisdom content
unimportant?

tom
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Discussion subject changed to "Voltaire quote/Woody Allen's corollary." by Rao Akella
Rao Akella  
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 More options May 29 1993, 3:52 pm
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From: r...@cccs.umn.edu (Rao Akella)
Date: Sat, 29 May 1993 18:57:29 GMT
Local: Sat, May 29 1993 2:57 pm
Subject: Voltaire quote/Woody Allen's corollary.

In article <1u7nrgINN...@senator-bedfellow.MIT.EDU>, madha...@plume.mit.edu (Tom Yates) writes:

> "I abhor your principles, Sir, but I will die for your right to express
> them."  - Voltaire (Francois Marie Arouet)

"I think you should defend to the death their right to march, and then go
down and meet them with baseball bats."
                                        -- Woody Allen, on the KKK

-- Rao Akella    <r...@cccs.umn.edu, rao%mo...@umnacvx.bitnet>


 
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John D. Nugent  
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 More options May 29 1993, 5:53 pm
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From: n...@sneezy.cc.utexas.edu (John D. Nugent)
Date: 29 May 1993 16:02:54 -0500
Local: Sat, May 29 1993 5:02 pm
Subject: Re: WARNING
In article <faber.738603...@cs.wisc.edu> fa...@parmesan.cs.wisc.edu (Ted Faber) writes:
>b...@pharaoh.cyborg.bt.co.uk (Robert) writes:

>"If `publish or perish' were really true, Leonard Euler would still be alive"
>    -- Eric Bach

One of the computer hard drives in the government dept. computer lab at UT
Austin is named "Publish _and_ Perish".  (^:

 
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Stewart Stremler  
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 More options May 29 1993, 6:52 pm
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From: strem...@ucssun1.sdsu.edu (Stewart Stremler)
Date: 29 May 1993 22:11:00 GMT
Subject: Re: WARNING

Tom Yates (madha...@plume.mit.edu) wrote:
> give over, chaps.  that's what kill files are for; it's not really in the
> spirit of things to tell him to leave.  at least *he* had a quotation
> i'd not seen before.

Yah, but the problem is that he *SHOUTED*. Very rude.  

> or are you reading alt.quotations just for witty quips, wisdom content
> unimportant?

Where is the wisdom?  I suppose some people might get kicks out of being
flamed...  It takes all types.:-)

OQ: "I said it very loud and clear -- I went and shouted in his ear."

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Michael Sandy  
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 More options May 29 1993, 11:36 pm
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From: meh...@agora.rain.com (Michael Sandy)
Date: Sun, 30 May 1993 01:19:28 GMT
Local: Sat, May 29 1993 9:19 pm
Subject: Re: WARNING
Brilliant parable, wrong conclusion!  He could have, just as easily,
"had faith in the Lord that someone would come along, within hearing
range of his voice, before he starved, and so his only hope lay in
patience and inner fortitude."

The 'glory or death' leap is merely a way of avoiding temporary
suffering.

The two options:
Leap   and Be patient.
If he leaps and fails, and least he doesn't have to bear days of
misery and anxiety.  Thus, you are leaping into the hands of 'god'
for the basest of reasons, not for life, but merely to avoid
suffering.  Further, the Leap implies a certain arrogance.  If
he fails, he doesn't want to have time to think reflect on his
fate and his failure.  He'd rather rely on his own limbs than
on a fellow human being.

I have a great distaste for those who try to use fear to drive
people towards religion.

--
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Richard Hitt  
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 More options May 31 1993, 3:26 am
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From: rb...@uts.amdahl.com (Richard Hitt)
Date: 31 May 93 06:51:59 GMT
Local: Mon, May 31 1993 2:51 am
Subject: Re: WARNING
>In article <1993May28.203726.3...@pony.Ingres.COM> garr...@Ingres.COM writes:
>>In article <1993May28.085609.14...@leland.Stanford.EDU>, gor...@leland.Stanford.EDU (Rich writes...
>>>> on a part of the British coast, where Bettling cliffs, from 3 to 5 hundred

                                           ^^^^^^^^

>>>> feet in height overhang the ocean, some individuals during a certain season of

Could it be that the gentleman means "beetling" cliffs instead of
"Bettling"?  beetle seems to have the meaning (COD) of "(Of brows or
cliffs) overhang", and that definition seems to fit.

Obquotes: Does this screed* come from somewhere other than what's-his-name's
fertile mind?  It seems to have that ring about it.  Pilgrim's Progress?
Does anyone have a thought on the subject?  You know, it *is* interestingly
written.  Too bad about its subject...

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John Loucks  
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 More options May 31 1993, 10:10 am
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From: j4lou...@sms.business.uwo.ca (John Loucks)
Date: Mon, 31 May 1993 15:00:20 GMT
Local: Mon, May 31 1993 11:00 am
Subject: Re: WARNING

Tom,

        On the contrary wisdom content is important, hence the flames!
        While telling him to go away may not be nice, neither is
misrepresenting his preaching as quotation sharing.        

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Peyton Reed  
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From: pey...@meaddata.com (Peyton Reed)
Date: 1 Jun 1993 15:00:07 GMT
Local: Tues, Jun 1 1993 11:00 am
Subject: Re: WARNING
In article <45Te03NJd3B...@amdahl.uts.amdahl.com>, rb...@uts.amdahl.com (Richard Hitt) writes:

|> >In article <1993May28.203726.3...@pony.Ingres.COM> garr...@Ingres.COM writes:
|> >>In article <1993May28.085609.14...@leland.Stanford.EDU>, gor...@leland.Stanford.EDU (Rich writes...
|> >>>> on a part of the British coast, where Bettling cliffs, from 3 to 5 hundred
|>                                            ^^^^^^^^
|> >>>> feet in height overhang the ocean, some individuals during a certain season of
|>
|> Could it be that the gentleman means "beetling" cliffs instead of
|> "Bettling"?  beetle seems to have the meaning (COD) of "(Of brows or
|> cliffs) overhang", and that definition seems to fit.
|>
|> Obquotes: Does this screed* come from somewhere other than what's-his-name's
|> fertile mind?  It seems to have that ring about it.  Pilgrim's Progress?
|> Does anyone have a thought on the subject?  You know, it *is* interestingly
|> written.  Too bad about its subject...

The original quote sounds much like Jonathan Edwards' famous _Sinners in the
Hands of an Angry God_, delivered in Connecticut during the revival of the
mid-Nineteenth Century.  Edwards, however, reportedly delivered it in almost
a monotone, without alll the histrionics of the screaming preacher (or of the
screaming originator of the original posting).  As a good preacher, he let the
message itself work, without pulling at emotional or other synthetic appeal.

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Daniel B Case  
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From: v140p...@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Daniel B Case)
Date: Tue, 1 Jun 1993 23:19:00 GMT
Subject: Re: WARNING

In article <1ufqtn...@meaddata.meaddata.com>, pey...@meaddata.com (Peyton Reed) writes...
>The original quote sounds much like Jonathan Edwards' famous _Sinners in the
>Hands of an Angry God_, delivered in Connecticut during the revival of the
>mid-Nineteenth Century.  Edwards, however, reportedly delivered it in almost
     ~~~~~~~~~~
>a monotone, without alll the histrionics of the screaming preacher (or of the
>screaming originator of the original posting).  As a good preacher, he let the
>message itself work, without pulling at emotional or other synthetic appeal.

Eighteenth.

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psion  
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From: PS...@HOLONET.NET
Date: Thu, 3 Jun 1993 03:05:15 GMT
Local: Wed, Jun 2 1993 11:05 pm
Subject: WARNING

b...@pharaoh.cyborg.bt.co.uk (Robert) writes:

B>SINNER, YOU TREMBLE AT THIS INCIDENT, BUT BELIEVE ME, YOURS IS A GREATER
B>PERIL.  BENEATH YOU YAWNS THE LAKE THAT BURNETH WITH FIRE AND BRIMSTONE.
<etc. etc. blah blah blah>

It never fails to amaze me.

Doug's Law: The loonier J. Random Whacko is, the more capital letters
he will use when posting.

I swear, there's a direct correlation.  I vote that we spend our tax
dollars on something useful for once, and study this phenomenon.  There
*must* be some gene somewhere that causes both extreme wackiness and
inability to use lower-case letters.

Oh, Bob?  Get lost.

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--
Doug Linder
"Professional Angry Young Man and Tilter-at-Windmills."
Proud to be an atheist.


 
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