Email addy of the SHM Picture Gallery
DE Wolf
the main Gallery page. The email address to which picture
need to be sent for the Gallery has been changed and the
change never made it to to page.
*sigh*
Please resend any picture that have been sent within the last
few months to pics [.] shm {@} shm-qa [.] net. (Removing
spaces and brackets, of course. *G*)
Again, my most sincere apologies for any inconvenience this
has almost certainly caused.
Wolf, (I'm going string that site review up by her
THUMBS!!...ahem),
Bard
--
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Though I may never make master,
Still, and always, a bard.
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A brute kills for pleasure.
A fool kills from hate.
R.A. Heinlein
(speaking as Lazarus Long)
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A generation which ignores history has
no past and no future.
R.A. Heinlein
(speaking as Lazarus Long)
**************************************
http://www.shm-qa.net
E. C. Lee
> To all members, I find that I must apologize for an error on
> the main Gallery page. The email address to which picture
> need to be sent for the Gallery has been changed and the
> change never made it to to page.
>
> *sigh*
>
> Please resend any picture that have been sent within the last
> few months to pics [.] shm {@} shm-qa [.] net. (Removing
> spaces and brackets, of course. *G*)
>
> Again, my most sincere apologies for any inconvenience this
> has almost certainly caused.
>
> Wolf, (I'm going string that site review up by her
> THUMBS!!...ahem),
> Bard
>
address you listed here and it came back. I tried sending it without
the "pic" part, and though it didn't come back, I've no clue as to
whether or not you got it. Please let me know (BTW, I can't do it
through the automatic send that you have listed on the web page as my
computer won't allow it).
Thanks!
Eve
ken...@cix.compulink.co.uk
capta...@monarchy.modusvarious.com (DE Wolf) wrote:
> To all members, I find that I must apologize for an error on
> the main Gallery page.
I lost my news feed recently so have no idea what you are talking
about. If it is pictures of posters I do not own a scanner or a
digital camera, and am unlikely to buy either.
Ken Young
ken...@cix.co.uk
Maternity is a matter of fact
Paternity is a matter of opinion
Drew Nicholson
news:cmoug1$qeg$4...@blue.rahul.net...
> the main Gallery page. The email address to which picture
> need to be sent for the Gallery has been changed and the
> change never made it to to page.
>
> *sigh*
>
> Please resend any picture that have been sent within the last
> few months to pics [.] shm {@} shm-qa [.] net. (Removing
> spaces and brackets, of course. *G*)
>
> Again, my most sincere apologies for any inconvenience this
> has almost certainly caused.
>
> Wolf, (I'm going string that site review up by her
> THUMBS!!...ahem),
> Bard
Here's the error I get in return:
Reporting-MTA: dns; knife.dreamhost.com
Arrival-Date: Tue, 9 Nov 2004 05:32:50 -0800 (PST)
Final-Recipient: rfc822; subs...@shm-qa.net
Action: failed
Status: 5.0.0
Diagnostic-Code: X-Postfix; unknown user: "subs...@shm-qa.net"
I think you have some sort of relay issue.
Michael W Cook
"ken...@cix.compulink.co.uk" <ken...@cix.compulink.co.uk> wrote:
Excellent, I've got one of Hines we can add looking very dapper in his naval
uniform and showing the first signs of a bit of a belly.
Shocking haircut too.
He's got three rows of medal ribbons on his chest although I'm not sure what
they are, I'm not up on US military ribbons as they tend to dish them out
like Parking Tickets in the West End of London.
Here's a link to US Navy Medal Ribbons.
http://www.defenselink.mil/specials/ribbons/Navy1.html
Can't see one for Meritorious Service within the Housing Office, and
checking the qualifying conditions for a Purple Heart, they don't seem to
award them for paper-clip injuries either.
MWC
erilar
evil suggestion: Send them directly to our Bard as .jpg e-mail
attachments )8-} <--evil grin smiley
Leaving to take my dog for a walk...
--
Mary Loomer Oliver (aka Erilar)
You can't reason with someone whose first line of argument
is that reason doesn't count. Isaac Asimov
Erilar's Cave Annex: http://www.airstreamcomm.net/~erilarlo
E. C. Lee
If would, but I'm not sure if her address as given is a spam trap! :-(
I await further instructions from Bard and have mailing pictures to
Drew before I change my mind and hide my face forever! ;-)
Eve
Paul J Gans
DE Wolf
reaching for a BOHC wrote:
> "DE Wolf" wrote in message
>> To all members, I find that I must apologize for an error on
>> the main Gallery page. The email address to which picture
>> need to be sent for the Gallery has been changed and the
>> change never made it to to page.
>>
>> *sigh*
>>
>> Please resend any picture that have been sent within the last
>> few months to pics [.] shm {@} shm-qa [.] net. (Removing
>> spaces and brackets, of course. *G*)
>>
>> Again, my most sincere apologies for any inconvenience this
>> has almost certainly caused.
>>
>> Wolf, (I'm going string that site review up by her
>> THUMBS!!...ahem),
>> Bard
> Here's the error I get in return:
> Reporting-MTA: dns; knife.dreamhost.com
> Arrival-Date: Tue, 9 Nov 2004 05:32:50 -0800 (PST)
> Final-Recipient: rfc822; subs...@shm-qa.net
> Action: failed
> Status: 5.0.0
> Diagnostic-Code: X-Postfix; unknown user: "subs...@shm-qa.net"
> I think you have some sort of relay issue.
*sigh* *scream!!* *sigh*
Thank you Drew. That was exactly the information
I needed. There was a typo. pics is supposed to
go into a specific box under subs. Unfortunately
subs was mistyped as "subs." instead of "subs_"
so, of course, anything being sent to pics was
bouncing into the stratosphere.
The problem HAS been corrected, and the addy
should be working properly by 9:55 am PST today.
Also, one request. Please have all pics in .jpeg,
.bmp or .gif format. I have received the one
you forwarded to me, Drew. Once I have converted
it from .tif to one of the above formats I will see
that it gets up on the site.
Eve, you picture DID, happily, make it through.
Martin, any special request as to which of the
three pictures you sent gets used?
Still trying to get the coder to write a script
that will let people put their pictures directly
in the site directory ready to be added.
Unfortunately, she has a paying project that she
is under the gun for right now, so we have to
wait on that. *sigh* Oh, well.
Anyway, the pics addy SHOULD now work.
Wolf, the very frazzled [wry Grin],
Drew Nicholson
>
> Thank you Drew. That was exactly the information
> I needed. There was a typo. pics is supposed to
> go into a specific box under subs. Unfortunately
> subs was mistyped as "subs." instead of "subs_"
> so, of course, anything being sent to pics was
> bouncing into the stratosphere.
>
> The problem HAS been corrected, and the addy
> should be working properly by 9:55 am PST today.
>
Ok. I have several other pictures that I will forward on to you.
Thanks for doing this!
--
Drew
----
"I saw on a pickup truck last year in Austin. It said, 'Where are we going?
And what am I doing in this hand basket?'" -- Jim Hightower
Drew Nicholson
news:f0cfed5b.04111...@posting.google.com...
>
> I'm going to try to throw in another, if that's OK. It actually has
> an on topic locale in the background, so why not? Let's see if it
> makes it to you.
>
> (You know, I have this odd sensation as if we all got drunk and are
> getting tatoos --in the morning we shall all be terribly embarassed!)
>
> JMHO,
> Eve
I can't remember the address of the gallery anyway...
--
Drew
----
What you feed grows... Plants, Children, Love... Hate, Pollution, Fear...
adamadamant
[-------]
> Thank you Drew. That was exactly the information
> I needed. There was a typo. pics is supposed to
> go into a specific box under subs. Unfortunately
> subs was mistyped as "subs." instead of "subs_"
> so, of course, anything being sent to pics was
> bouncing into the stratosphere.
>
> The problem HAS been corrected, and the addy
> should be working properly by 9:55 am PST today.
Please forgive my ignorance, but I am still confused.
Should I send my picture to
subs_p...@shm-qa.net. Or what?
Wolf, it would be helpful if you could repost the full
address.
Many thanks,
Andy.
Sheila J
> DE Wolf<capta...@monarchy.modusvarious.com> wrote in message news:<cmti5p$1ca$1...@blue.rahul.net>...
> somehow got there!
>
> I'm going to try to throw in another, if that's OK. It actually has
> an on topic locale in the background, so why not? Let's see if it
> makes it to you.
>
> (You know, I have this odd sensation as if we all got drunk and are
> getting tatoos --in the morning we shall all be terribly embarassed!)
>
> JMHO,
> Eve
I hope not...I'm trying to live down the *first* time that happened...
unfortunately I was out with the Canadian Airborne Regiment when it did,
and a pair of 'mess wings' is the horrible result!
Martin Reboul
"Sheila J" <wolse...@shaw.ca> wrote in message
news:zJOkd.189377$Pl.147685@pd7tw1no...
Oh yes... whereabouts?
DE Wolf
reaching for a BOHC wrote:
> DE Wolf wrote
> [-------]
>> Thank you Drew. That was exactly the information
>> I needed. There was a typo. pics is supposed to
>> go into a specific box under subs. Unfortunately
>> subs was mistyped as "subs." instead of "subs_"
>> so, of course, anything being sent to pics was
>> bouncing into the stratosphere.
>>
>> The problem HAS been corrected, and the addy
>> should be working properly by 9:55 am PST today.
> Please forgive my ignorance, but I am still
> confused.
That's ok. A lot of people seem to feel that
way after they've been around me a while.
> Should I send my picture to
> subs_p...@shm-qa.net. Or what?
pics are sent to: pics [dot] shm [at] shm-qa [dot] net
Just pull the spaces and change bracketed items to
appropriate symbols.
subs [underscore] shm [at] shm-qa [dot] net
is a generic address. Pics, biblio, links,
monograph, review and add.qa are all
subsidiaries.
> Wolf, it would be helpful if you could repost
> the full address.
OK. What it boils down to is if you have pics
to go on the site, you send it to:
pics [dot] shm [at] shm-qa [dot] net
If you have a book or magazine review you
wish to submit, change pics to review.
For Bibliography additions, you change pics
to biblio and submit them that way.
Monographs gets pics changed to monograph,
new links for the links page gets pics
changed to links and for new questions or
answers it would be ad.qa.
Of course, for any of the above, except pics,
you can just use the appropriate form if you
wish.
> Many thanks,
No problem
Hope this clarifies things.
Wolf,
Mike
DE Wolf
> How come none of the new pix are showing up?
Should be up by this evening. Compound of many
other factors and distractions.
E. C. Lee
> "DE Wolf" <capta...@monarchy.modusvarious.com> wrote in message
> news:cmti5p$1ca$1...@blue.rahul.net...
> >
> > Thank you Drew. That was exactly the information
> > I needed. There was a typo. pics is supposed to
> > go into a specific box under subs. Unfortunately
> > subs was mistyped as "subs." instead of "subs_"
> > so, of course, anything being sent to pics was
> > bouncing into the stratosphere.
> >
> > The problem HAS been corrected, and the addy
> > should be working properly by 9:55 am PST today.
> >
>
>
> Ok. I have several other pictures that I will forward on to you.
>
Thanks to you both!
Eve
E. C. Lee
> Mike in soc.history.medieval while reaching for a BOHC wrote:
>
> > How come none of the new pix are showing up?
>
> Should be up by this evening. Compound of many
> other factors and distractions.
>
I hate to be picky though, I did have a couple problems.
I sent two pictures and the one you have up is not at the Tower of
London even though that's how it's listed. It's in front of a cafe in
Evanston, Illinois and is significant because it was actually taken by
another member of SHM (tempted as I was to put up a picture of myself
at age 19, I did refrain)! The picture which was not used was taken
at the Tower. You'll have to change the picture or change the title
if you wish to maintain accuracy. If I had my druthers, I think I'd
go for changing the picture, but whatever is easier for you.
Also, I could enlarge Grethe's picture, but none of the pictures after
that. I don't know if that's my problem or one that we all have.
Thanks, nevertheless! Your extra work is appreciated. It was fun to
see what others look like!
Eve
Grethe
"E. C. Lee" <afro...@yahoo.com> skrev i en meddelelse
news:f0cfed5b.04111...@posting.google.com...
Thank you Wolf for your work! I hope the photos
will come streaming to you - so that we'll end up with
a big shm-gallery.
I couldn't enlarge the last three pictures either.
Who is that sweet little boy?
Grethe
DE Wolf
> DE Wolf wrote...
>> Mike in soc.history.medieval while reaching for a BOHC wrote:
>> > How come none of the new pix are showing up?
>> Should be up by this evening. Compound of many
>> other factors and distractions.
> Great!
> I hate to be picky though, I did have a couple problems.
No reason you shouldn't be, if I make mistakes I need to know it.
> I sent two pictures and the one you have up is not at the Tower of
> London even though that's how it's listed. It's in front of a cafe in
> Evanston, Illinois and is significant because it was actually taken by
> another member of SHM (tempted as I was to put up a picture of myself
> at age 19, I did refrain)! The picture which was not used was taken
> at the Tower. You'll have to change the picture or change the title
> if you wish to maintain accuracy. If I had my druthers, I think I'd
> go for changing the picture, but whatever is easier for you.
Done. There was confusion over which pic was which, even though it was
clearly marked. It has been corrected.
> Also, I could enlarge Grethe's picture, but none of the pictures after
> that. I don't know if that's my problem or one that we all have.
The links to the larger pictures of you, Martin and Soren were pointed to
the wrong directory. It has been corrected.
> Thanks, nevertheless! Your extra work is appreciated. It was fun to
> see what others look like!
Thanks.
Sheila J
Doesn't everyone look grand!?!
I always find it fascinating when I am able to put a face to a name and
then realizing how completely off in left field I was when trying to do so.
Still...we are missing..............??? Fred? Andrew? Bryn?
The big navy guy...what was his name....?
E. C. Lee
It works now! And Wolf also made me an honest woman again (correct
title under my picture!) Thanks again!
>
> Who is that sweet little boy?
>
Isn't that the young King John?
Eve
E. C. Lee
It's even wilder when you meet net friends in the flesh. I've done
that many times. Sometimes they are like nothing you'd expect, other
times it's as if there was never a screen between you. So how did you
fare in your predictions this time?
Photos, of course, can be highly misleading. I tried for "serious,
but friendly". It would have been a completely different impression
had I sent that photo of myself as a punk rocker. Ah, the power of
visual manipulation! ;-)
>
> Still...we are missing..............??? Fred? Andrew? Bryn?
> The big navy guy...what was his name....?
Actually, I'd like to see a picture of David Read's brother, who he
once claimed looks like Jude Law. But, that's off topic...;-)
There are a lot of pictures of other members of SHM floating around
the net. Paul has a bunch of folks on his web site, Sophia has one on
hers, I think we saw one of Renia once. David D. had a very nice one
in full reenactment regalia. Wasn't there a self portrait of Tiglath
somewhere?
It would be great if they could all be centralized, but I don't know
if everyone is interested in being part of the "line up". Lord only
knows how many folks are already busy putting horns on our heads and
giving us mustaches (for those of us who don't already have them) in
Photoshop! ;-)
Eve
David Read
> once claimed looks like Jude Law. But, that's off topic...;-)
I can send you a picture of him if you're desperate. I'm sure he'd like one
of you too! :-)
--
cheers,
David Read
Renia
>
> There are a lot of pictures of other members of SHM floating around
> the net. Paul has a bunch of folks on his web site, Sophia has one on
> hers, I think we saw one of Renia once. David D. had a very nice one
> in full reenactment regalia. Wasn't there a self portrait of Tiglath
> somewhere?
I've just sent one (hopefully) to the email address given. Hope it's the
right pic and not the blurry one of a scoreboard.
Renia
Martin Reboul
Bryn is magnificently displayed on his auld website - well worth a look for much
more than just to see him him kilted up!
Art Kramer is shown several times on his excellent website (looking vaguely
reminiscent of Mulder from the X Files in one shot I thought, but it was a while
ago)
Seppo the Clown and DSH we have all now seen I presume, and a Google Image
search of "Inger Johannsen" reveals several hilarious possibilities which rather
match the image I have of her in my mind... take your pick!
Matt Giwer (an occasional and truly noxious visitor) is well known too, a bit
like J Edgsr Hoover in a prison suit though not as handsome, but I have yet to
see Tiglath (rather like Raul Julia as Gomez I imagine, c/w sword), Alex, Alan
(Surreyman), David Read or Capt. Wolf.
Then there is Tobie....
I don't know about Fred... somehow I'd rather leave it to my imagination, as it
would probably spoil my image of him if I really saw what he looked liked? Hippo
too, I hope he's the strapping great hearty fellow I fondly imagine, but he may
wear a smart suit and that might spoil things?
As for MG, I suspect he looks exactly like Hines, i.e., most unsavoury...
Cheers
Martin
Martin Reboul
"Renia" <re...@DELETEotenet.gr> wrote in message
news:cn5hko$6cs$1...@usenet.otenet.gr...
I'll never forget what you said to me (chortle!) when we met..."Blimey, I was
expecting an Old Etonian in a pinstripe suit!".
Just goes to show, you never can tell!
I was just as surprised mind you, if not more so, as I was expecting someone
like Miss Yule form 'Please Sir'..... ahem! How wrong I was...
Cheers
Martin
E. C. Lee
Not desperate, just really, really curious! Send me his picture and
I'll let you know if I agree with your description ;-)
And I hope you'll be sending your picture to the SHM web site as well,
or are you too shy?
Eve
Renia
>
> Bryn is magnificently displayed on his auld website - well worth a look for much
> more than just to see him him kilted up!
>
> Art Kramer is shown several times on his excellent website (looking vaguely
> reminiscent of Mulder from the X Files in one shot I thought, but it was a while
> ago)
>
> Seppo the Clown and DSH we have all now seen I presume, and a Google Image
> search of "Inger Johannsen" reveals several hilarious possibilities which rather
> match the image I have of her in my mind... take your pick!
That's if she exists.
> Matt Giwer (an occasional and truly noxious visitor) is well known too, a bit
> like J Edgsr Hoover in a prison suit though not as handsome, but I have yet to
> see Tiglath (rather like Raul Julia as Gomez I imagine, c/w sword), Alex, Alan
> (Surreyman), David Read or Capt. Wolf.
I know what Tiglath looks like. Hmmmmm . . . :-)
> Then there is Tobie....
I've seen a photo of him, too. Not what you'd expect.
> I don't know about Fred... somehow I'd rather leave it to my imagination, as it
> would probably spoil my image of him if I really saw what he looked liked? Hippo
> too, I hope he's the strapping great hearty fellow I fondly imagine, but he may
> wear a smart suit and that might spoil things?
>
> As for MG, I suspect he looks exactly like Hines, i.e., most unsavoury...
Purleese.
> Cheers
> Martin
Renia
Renia
Martin Reboul wrote:
Ah, Joan Sanderson as Miss Ewell?
> http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com/j/Joan Sanderson.jpg
Charmed, I'm sure.
But it's true, the faces you imagine which belong to posters or
telephone callers rarely seem to match up. I wonder what it is about
words alone which convey a person's image and why they're faces so often
turn out to look so different.
Renia
Martin Reboul
"Renia" <re...@DELETEotenet.gr> wrote in message
Thay don't always. Paul was rather like I imagined, though i thought Michael
would be a rather terse, tetchy chap with horn-rimmed glasses and leather elbow
patches... about as far from reality as possible! Seppo wasn't far off though,
that snarl... nor Eve, Grethe, Sophia, Tron, Drew, Brian or Laura. Giwer was a
hilarious surprise, Hines just about what I'd imagined. From what I hear, Inger
too....
Where did you see tiggers and Tobie though? Now I am fascinated! And Dallas
Patterson, he must look like one of JR Ewing's buddies!
Cheers
Martin
Tony Smith
>
> >
> > > There are a lot of pictures of other members of SHM floating
> > > around the net. Paul has a bunch of folks on his web site,
> > > Sophia has one on hers, I think we saw one of Renia once. David
> > > D. had a very nice one in full reenactment regalia. Wasn't there
> > > a self portrait of Tiglath somewhere?
> >
But!
Where's Seppo (the clown TM)?
Tony Smith
Martin Reboul
"Tony Smith" <adolphuzspriggs@ hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:xn0dpr9mi...@news.individual.net...
He will be appearing in all his ghastly glory, I am sure!
David Read
> "David Read" <davi...@dreadful.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:<cn5f4m$qng$1...@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk>...
>> "E. C. Lee" <afro...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>> >
>> > Actually, I'd like to see a picture of David Read's brother, who he
>> > once claimed looks like Jude Law. But, that's off topic...;-)
>>
>> I can send you a picture of him if you're desperate. I'm sure he'd like
>> one
>> of you too! :-)
>
> Not desperate, just really, really curious! Send me his picture and
> I'll let you know if I agree with your description ;-)
Sent in email. Enjoy! :-)
>
> And I hope you'll be sending your picture to the SHM web site as well,
> or are you too shy?
You mean a photograph of Peter Cushing will not do instead?
--
cheers,
David Read
Grethe
John Lackland or John of Gaunt? `:)
Grethe
"Grethe" <gret...@webspeed.dk> skrev i en meddelelse
news:41974a29$0$94994$edfa...@dread15.news.tele.dk...
of those two was John Lackland.
But I think I know who this sweet little boy
with the funny name is! <grin>
Grethe
DE Wolf
> "Tony Smith" wrote...
>>Martin Reboul wrote:
>>>>>There are a lot of pictures of other members of SHM floating
>>>>>around the net. Paul has a bunch of folks on his web site,
>>>>>Sophia has one on hers, I think we saw one of Renia once. David
>>>>>D. had a very nice one in full reenactment regalia. Wasn't there
>>>>>a self portrait of Tiglath somewhere?
>>But!
>>Where's Seppo (the clown TM)?
> He will be appearing in all his ghastly glory, I am sure!
He hasn't submitted a picture.
--
Wolf,
Bard
Tony Smith
> > > But!
>
> > > Where's Seppo (the clown TM)?
>
> > He will be appearing in all his ghastly glory, I am sure!
>
> He hasn't submitted a picture.
>
Can one be submitted for him?
Tony Smith
Martin Reboul
I don't see why not? One's physical appearance is plain for all to see, and not
a matter of copyright. If such a picture were to exist, then why not? The
irritating little sod will no doubt whine and whinge, but has no right to
'privacy' just because he's and ugly, snarling, balding dwarf... it is a matter
of historical record!
Cheers
Martin
E. C. Lee
> "E. C. Lee" <afro...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:f0cfed5b.04111...@posting.google.com...
> > "David Read" <davi...@dreadful.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in message
> > news:<cn5f4m$qng$1...@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk>...
> >> "E. C. Lee" <afro...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> >> >
> >> > Actually, I'd like to see a picture of David Read's brother, who he
> >> > once claimed looks like Jude Law. But, that's off topic...;-)
> >>
> >> I can send you a picture of him if you're desperate. I'm sure he'd like
> >> one
> >> of you too! :-)
> >
> > Not desperate, just really, really curious! Send me his picture and
> > I'll let you know if I agree with your description ;-)
>
> Sent in email. Enjoy! :-)
> >
Picture number one, choose one...
a. Whoa!, Your brother DOES look like Jude Law!
b. This is a picture of Jude Law off camera being casual.
c. Your brother IS Jude Law (in which case, I'll send you the picture
from when I was nineteen, um, I mean a more recent picture, and you
should forget about that old broad on the website. That's my mother!
;-)
Picture two--Is this a picture of your brother?
a. False C'mon, this is a picture of Jude Law that you pulled off the
net
b. True. Damn, your brother look like Jude Law. Umm, is that his
wife or girlfriend?
Picture three (not clear from label) choose one
a. Is your brother, doesn't look like Jude Law, but is VERY good
looking.
b. Is Jude Law's brother.
c. Is you! And you better put it up on the web site pronto!
Please answer correctly or you will force me to go through all the
Jude Law web sites to see if you stole their pictures and what an
awful job that would be!
BTW, got any relatives that look like Johnny Depp?
> > And I hope you'll be sending your picture to the SHM web site as well,
> > or are you too shy?
>
> You mean a photograph of Peter Cushing will not do instead?
Only if you wish to be mocked.
Thanks for the pictures!
Eve
E. C. Lee
Um. neither have you. Or do you plan to be mysterious?
Eve
E. C. Lee
I suspect it's Lackland. Not that Gaunt.
Eve
David Read
>> >
> Just got it. Hmmm. 3 pictures.
>
> Picture number one, choose one...
>
> a. Whoa!, Your brother DOES look like Jude Law!
> b. This is a picture of Jude Law off camera being casual.
> c. Your brother IS Jude Law (in which case, I'll send you the picture
> from when I was nineteen, um, I mean a more recent picture, and you
> should forget about that old broad on the website. That's my mother!
> ;-)
a) My brother DOES look like Jude Law
>
> Picture two--Is this a picture of your brother?
>
> a. False C'mon, this is a picture of Jude Law that you pulled off the
> net
> b. True. Damn, your brother look like Jude Law. Umm, is that his
> wife or girlfriend?
a) A picture of Jude Law pulled off the net.
>
> Picture three (not clear from label) choose one
>
> a. Is your brother, doesn't look like Jude Law, but is VERY good
> looking.
> b. Is Jude Law's brother.
> c. Is you! And you better put it up on the web site pronto!
c) And I'll take VERY good looking if you say so, but am obviously much too
shy and modest to claim that for myself...
>
> Please answer correctly or you will force me to go through all the
> Jude Law web sites to see if you stole their pictures and what an
> awful job that would be!
>
> BTW, got any relatives that look like Johnny Depp?
Now you're being greedy... :-)
>
>> > And I hope you'll be sending your picture to the SHM web site as well,
>> > or are you too shy?
>>
>> You mean a photograph of Peter Cushing will not do instead?
>
> Only if you wish to be mocked.
You do not know the power of the dark side.
>
> Thanks for the pictures!
You're welcome!
--
cheers,
David Read
Renia
Well spotted there, Eve. What about it Wolf?
Renia
DE Wolf
> E. C. Lee wrote:
>> DE Wolf wrote
>>>He hasn't submitted a picture.
>> Um. neither have you. Or do you plan to be mysterious?
> Well spotted there, Eve. What about it Wolf?
Don't have any that are less than 15 years old, and THEY aren't
digitized. I take pictures, I don't have them taken.
What???????????
*sigh*
I'll see if I can find something. But you will definitely
regret it. <wry Grin />
E. C. Lee
> "E. C. Lee" <afro...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:f0cfed5b.0411...@posting.google.com...
> >> >
> > Just got it. Hmmm. 3 pictures.
> >
> > Picture number one, choose one...
> >
> > a. Whoa!, Your brother DOES look like Jude Law!
> > b. This is a picture of Jude Law off camera being casual.
> > c. Your brother IS Jude Law (in which case, I'll send you the picture
> > from when I was nineteen, um, I mean a more recent picture, and you
> > should forget about that old broad on the website. That's my mother!
> > ;-)
>
> a) My brother DOES look like Jude Law
>
looks close enough that I really did wonder if you were trying to
trick me. It's definitely one of those seperated at birth things.
How does he keep from getting mobbed?
> > Picture two--Is this a picture of your brother?
> >
> > a. False C'mon, this is a picture of Jude Law that you pulled off the
> > net
> > b. True. Damn, your brother look like Jude Law. Umm, is that his
> > wife or girlfriend?
>
> a) A picture of Jude Law pulled off the net.
>
Yeah. That one was a bit too obvious.
> > Picture three (not clear from label) choose one
> >
> > a. Is your brother, doesn't look like Jude Law, but is VERY good
> > looking.
> > b. Is Jude Law's brother.
> > c. Is you! And you better put it up on the web site pronto!
>
> c) And I'll take VERY good looking if you say so, but am obviously much too
> shy and modest to claim that for myself...
>
;-) I hope you will send it in for inclusion in the gallery (although
after this conversation, I'm sure everyone will want to see your
brother as well!)
> > Please answer correctly or you will force me to go through all the
> > Jude Law web sites to see if you stole their pictures and what an
> > awful job that would be!
> >
> > BTW, got any relatives that look like Johnny Depp?
>
> Now you're being greedy... :-)
> >
Yeah, guess you're right.
> >> > And I hope you'll be sending your picture to the SHM web site as well,
> >> > or are you too shy?
> >>
> >> You mean a photograph of Peter Cushing will not do instead?
> >
> > Only if you wish to be mocked.
>
> You do not know the power of the dark side.
>
> >
What makes you think I'm not *on* the dark side?
Eve
tiglath
>
> You do not know the power of the dark side.
>
Only the undead would know that.
I take it Cushing ran out of garlic and mirrors?
It ain't no monkey bite, folks!
Baware at David's offering to loosen you neck brace, Eve.
Martin Reboul
Hehe heh... permit me an evil laugh!
Martin Reboul
> Renia in soc.history.medieval while reaching for a BOHC wrote:
>
> > E. C. Lee wrote:
>
> >> DE Wolf wrote
>
> >>>He hasn't submitted a picture.
>
> >> Um. neither have you. Or do you plan to be mysterious?
>
> > Well spotted there, Eve. What about it Wolf?
>
> Don't have any that are less than 15 years old, and THEY aren't
> digitized. I take pictures, I don't have them taken.
>
> What???????????
>
> *sigh*
>
> I'll see if I can find something. But you will definitely
> regret it. <wry Grin />
Surely not as much as Seppo?
Sheila J
>>
>>c) And I'll take VERY good looking if you say so, but am obviously much too
>>shy and modest to claim that for myself...
>>
>
> ;-) I hope you will send it in for inclusion in the gallery (although
> after this conversation, I'm sure everyone will want to see your
> brother as well!)
>
>
That was what I was going to say! How come Eve gets to keep him all to
herself! :-)
David Read
"E. C. Lee" <afro...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> What makes you think I'm not *on* the dark side?
>
Charmed, I'm sure.
--
cheers,
David Read
David Read
"Sheila J" <wolse...@shaw.ca> wrote in message
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>
>>>
>>>c) And I'll take VERY good looking if you say so, but am obviously much
>>>too shy and modest to claim that for myself...
>>>
>>
>> ;-) I hope you will send it in for inclusion in the gallery (although
>> after this conversation, I'm sure everyone will want to see your
>> brother as well!)
>>
>>
>
> That was what I was going to say! How come Eve gets to keep him all to
> herself! :-)
Ladies, ladies -- one at at time, if you please!
Hmmm...
On the other hand...
--
cheers,
David Read
E. C. Lee
> >>shy and modest to claim that for myself...
> >>
> >
> > ;-) I hope you will send it in for inclusion in the gallery (although
> > after this conversation, I'm sure everyone will want to see your
> > brother as well!)
> >
> >
>
> That was what I was going to say! How come Eve gets to keep him all to
> herself! :-)
Because, as David said, I'm greedy! ;-)
Eve
E. C. Lee
Oh dear! If that's true I probably chose the wrong picture to hang in
the SHM gallery. Not to mention the wrong outfit to wear to the
Tower of London. Thankfully there were no axes in sight on that
particular day.
And do you plan on giving us the pleasure of your picture, Tiglath?
Eve
David Read
And such a pretty neck it is too...
Not so much Irma Prunesquallor
http://www.gormenghastcastle.co.uk/graphics/irmad.jpg
as Botticelli's Venus
http://www.countrylife.co.uk/images/botticelli_venus.jpg
--
cheers,
David Read
D. Spencer Hines
And SUCH a contrast to Cook's quite thick, stumpy neck:
http://www.castles-abbeys.co.uk/Santlache-Jack-Russells.html
Michael W. [Pogue] Cook has long refused to display or permit the
display of ANY portrait picture of himself.
Curiouser and Curiouser....
Pogue Cook has, however, posted this purportedly shy-pogue "back view"
of himself on his own site -- which seems to show off his arse, his jug
ears and his thick, stumpy, peasant's neck to good purpose [so he
supposedly surmises].
http://www.castles-abbeys.co.uk/Santlache-Jack-Russells.html
Well, I suppose Pogue Cook considers those to be his BEST features --
his arse, his jug ears and his thick, stumpy, peasant's neck -- and he's
advertising.
Hilarious!
The dogs are quite cute, adorable, clean, well scrubbed, carefully
groomed and good-looking.
Pogue Cook no doubt suffers considerably by comparison...and realizes
it.
It just doesn't get any better than this, Virginia.
Outclassed by his own dogs....
How Sweet It Is!
'Nuff Said.
DSH
Lux et Veritas et Libertas
Vires et Honor
"David Read" <davi...@dreadful.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in message
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|
| "E. C. Lee" <afro...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
| > Oh dear! If that's true I probably chose the wrong picture to hang
tiglath
I think there is one in my old website -- a wee bit stoned.
E. C. Lee
> "E. C. Lee" <afro...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:f0cfed5b.04111...@posting.google.com...
> > "tiglath" <te...@tiglath.net> wrote in message
> > news:<CeadnZ_o3YP...@rcn.net>...
> >> "David Read" <davi...@dreadful.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in message
> >> news:cnap3v$7c4$1...@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk...
> >> >
> >> > You do not know the power of the dark side.
> >> >
> >>
> >> Only the undead would know that.
> >>
> >> I take it Cushing ran out of garlic and mirrors?
> >>
> >> It ain't no monkey bite, folks!
> >>
> >> Baware at David's offering to loosen you neck brace, Eve.
> >
> > Oh dear! If that's true I probably chose the wrong picture to hang in
> > the SHM gallery. Not to mention the wrong outfit to wear to the
> > Tower of London. Thankfully there were no axes in sight on that
> > particular day.
>
> And such a pretty neck it is too...
>
> Not so much Irma Prunesquallor
>
> http://www.gormenghastcastle.co.uk/graphics/irmad.jpg
>
> as Botticelli's Venus
>
> http://www.countrylife.co.uk/images/botticelli_venus.jpg
I should hope so!
And congratulations to your brother for winning the People magazine's
"The Sexiest Man Alive" this year.
BTW, the page is moving along nicely with lots of new additions. Keep
'em coming! I particularly like Adamadamant's King Charles II look
alike contest. Made me sorry I didn't send in the picture where I was
dressed as Isabella d'Este for Halloween!
Eve
David Read
David Read
> And congratulations to your brother for winning the People magazine's
> "The Sexiest Man Alive" this year.
I passed on your message of congratulations. He laughed and then mumbled
something about having to watch a program about monitor lizards...
--
cheers,
David Read
E. C. Lee
Send it in, if you can. Or take a new one (either sober or more
stoned). We're trying to get it all within a single centralized
space.
Eve
Martin Reboul
Not this one, surely?!! :Ź)
Renia
> Not this one, surely?!! :¬)
>
> http://www.tiglath.org/abouttiglath.htm
That's not the Tiglath I know and love.
Tiggy, you'll have to change your name.
How about Coral?
Renia
Grethe
"Martin Reboul" <martin...@SPAMFUKvirgin.net> skrev i en meddelelse
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Martin Reboul
That one does - our tiglath only acts like one, and only occasionally even then!
tiglath
Alan Crozier
<snip>This discussion has been a response to the following message from Eve:
________________________________________________
There are only a few pictures at the SHM portrait gallery.
http://www.shm-qa.net/shm-gallery.shtml
They look so lonely! So this is a call to arms (and legs and other
body parts) for more members to submit their pictures.
________________________________________________
That's where they want you to send a picture.
Alan
--
Alan Crozier
Lund
Sweden
tiglath
"Martin Reboul" <martin...@SPAMFUKvirgin.net> wrote in message
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That was a while ago. I've put on a little weight since but I can still
see the top third when I look down in the morning. It's getting a bit hard
to reach the top notes when I play Voodoo Chile with my strat, but I intend
to cut down to three BigMacs for breakfast. My beard is a bit longer but
thinner. Labour Party green is still my favorite color. My favorite
shampoo is "Shoulders," and as you can see my clothes are fashioned in
Italy.
I believe that two thousand words are better than a picture, but I felt that
the warmth I radiate through my eyes and my overall sex appeal are aesthetic
pleasures I no longer should keep from others, despite my mistress'
protests.
But some men can't take it. For instance, after seeing me, Mr. Hines sent
me a note boasting:
"I have a huge rod"
But having been in his house I know that he in fact meant: I have a huge
rod-ent problem.
tiglath
"Renia" <re...@DELETEotenet.gr> wrote in message
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> Martin Reboul wrote:
>
> > "tiglath" <te...@tiglath.net> wrote in message
> > news:qoWdnSkuOPC...@rcn.net...
> >
> >>"E. C. Lee" <afro...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> >>news:f0cfed5b.04111...@posting.google.com...
> >>
> >>>"tiglath" <te...@tiglath.net> wrote in message
> >>
> >>news:<CeadnZ_o3YP...@rcn.net>...
> >>
> >>>>"David Read" <davi...@dreadful.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in message
> >>>>news:cnap3v$7c4$1...@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk...
> >>>>
> >>>>>You do not know the power of the dark side.
> >>>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>Only the undead would know that.
> >>>>
> >>>>I take it Cushing ran out of garlic and mirrors?
> >>>>
> >>>>It ain't no monkey bite, folks!
> >>>>
> >>>>Baware at David's offering to loosen you neck brace, Eve.
> >>>
> >>>Oh dear! If that's true I probably chose the wrong picture to hang in
> >>>the SHM gallery. Not to mention the wrong outfit to wear to the
> >>>Tower of London. Thankfully there were no axes in sight on that
> >>>particular day.
> >>>
> >>>And do you plan on giving us the pleasure of your picture, Tiglath?
> >>>
> >>>Eve
> >>
> >>I think there is one in my old website -- a wee bit stoned.
> >
> >
> >
> > http://www.tiglath.org/abouttiglath.htm
>
> That's not the Tiglath I know and love.
>
> Tiggy, you'll have to change your name.
>
> How about Coral?
>
> Renia
>
Someone in Italy owns tiglath.com. I tried to buy it from them but they
didn't answer. Among other things they peddle a singles dating service for
Assyrians. That's your chance to get to know a Senacherib.
He who could not get tiglath.com and tiglath.net got tiglath.org, which was
still available when I registered my domain.
I am in love with the Hittites at the moment. I visited their old capital
last summer. It is a wild place, from fittingly enough their chief god, the
Storm God, ruled in the Heroic Age. They have fantastic names.
Particularly I like a character called Pijamaradus, pronounced
"piah-mah-rah-douche," a powerful dispossessed royal adventurer that
terrorized western Anatolia in collusion with the Mycenaeans.
Sheila J
That isnt you at Tiglath.org, is it?
Renia
>
>
> I have not followed this. Send it?
>
> http://tiglath.net/tt.html
Fascinating web site. One of the best. What's it about?
Renia
tiglath
"Alan Crozier" <alan.c...@telia.com> wrote in message
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Thank you.
Good collection, but notable absences.
David Read deserves to be there. And Paul. And Michael.
Renia... shweeeeeet.. Looking at you makes me always feel I wasted my
years in Brighton...
Eve, baby, what a doll! How fine you are! You look like an Iranian
beauty.
After crushing all resistance at Fallujah, the CIA, and the State
Department, Bush is preparing to attack Iran, no doubt, now that he's got
the Power of One. It will be another tragedy, a worse one, for one Iran
has the best repository of great looking brunettes, for my taste. In
Eve's style... the whitest skin combined with deep dark eyes and luscious
black hair.
Martin, axes and black leather... makes Cesare look like Sponge Bob.
Paul J Gans
>"Alan Crozier" <alan.c...@telia.com> wrote in message
>news:Xmond.9082$d5.7...@newsb.telia.net...
>> "tiglath" <te...@tiglath.net> wrote in message
>> news:5aadncd30Lm...@rcn.net...
>> <snip>
>> > I have not followed this. Send it?
>> >
>> > http://tiglath.net/tt.html
>> >
>> >
>> This discussion has been a response to the following message from Eve:
>>
>> ________________________________________________
>> There are only a few pictures at the SHM portrait gallery.
>>
>> http://www.shm-qa.net/shm-gallery.shtml
>>
>> They look so lonely! So this is a call to arms (and legs and other
>> body parts) for more members to submit their pictures.
>> ________________________________________________
>>
>> That's where they want you to send a picture.
>>
>> Alan
>>
>Thank you.
>Good collection, but notable absences.
>David Read deserves to be there. And Paul. And Michael.
There are pictures of me all over the net. Try
and take your pick. If I find a decent one of me other than
at weddings etc., I'll send it along.
>Renia... shweeeeeet.. Looking at you makes me always feel I wasted my
>years in Brighton...
>Eve, baby, what a doll! How fine you are! You look like an Iranian
>beauty.
>After crushing all resistance at Fallujah, the CIA, and the State
>Department, Bush is preparing to attack Iran, no doubt, now that he's got
>the Power of One. It will be another tragedy, a worse one, for one Iran
>has the best repository of great looking brunettes, for my taste. In
>Eve's style... the whitest skin combined with deep dark eyes and luscious
>black hair.
>Martin, axes and black leather... makes Cesare look like Sponge Bob.
Tiggy, are you in lover mode or political mode? They mostly
don't mix.
As for Iran, it won't be like Iraq. If we had an army
to invade with (which we don't) we'd run into real
resistance from the entire population.
These are not Arabs. They are a unified people and have been
for a long long time. They gave the Roman Empire hell, drove
the Byzantines nuts, and had fun with their Arab invaders when
Islam came in.
There once was a nascent reform movement dedicated to the
establishment of a western-style democracy, but Bush killed
it by putting them on the "Axis of Evil" list.
That had the effect of uniting the rebellious young with
the religious leaders to defend their nation. So the
idiot got some newspaper space at the cost of making a
very bad enemy.
I expect that Tiggy knows all this.
----- Paul J. Gans
Renia
>
> Good collection, but notable absences.
>
> David Read deserves to be there. And Paul. And Michael.
>
> Renia... shweeeeeet.. Looking at you makes me always feel I wasted my
> years in Brighton...
Me too, darling. We must have had a dance somewhere? Seven Stars?
Birdsnest? Kings Club?
Renia
tiglath
"Paul J Gans" <ga...@panix.com> wrote in message
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> >>
>
> >Thank you.
>
> >Good collection, but notable absences.
>
> >David Read deserves to be there. And Paul. And Michael.
>
> There are pictures of me all over the net. Try
>
> http://scholar.chem.nyu.edu
>
> and take your pick. If I find a decent one of me other than
> at weddings etc., I'll send it along.
>
Yeah, put one in there.
>
> >Martin, axes and black leather... makes Cesare look like Sponge Bob.
>
> Tiggy, are you in lover mode or political mode? They mostly
> don't mix.
>
Like making good mayo, it takes some skill to mix.
Haven't tried the Bush-Cheney condoms yet?
> As for Iran, it won't be like Iraq. If we had an army
> to invade with (which we don't) we'd run into real
> resistance from the entire population.
> These are not Arabs. They are a unified people and have been
> for a long long time. They gave the Roman Empire hell, drove
> the Byzantines nuts, and had fun with their Arab invaders when
> Islam came in.
>
> There once was a nascent reform movement dedicated to the
> establishment of a western-style democracy, but Bush killed
> it by putting them on the "Axis of Evil" list.
>
> That had the effect of uniting the rebellious young with
> the religious leaders to defend their nation. So the
> idiot got some newspaper space at the cost of making a
> very bad enemy.
>
> I expect that Tiggy knows all this.
>
> ----- Paul J. Gans
There are only two options here. Either Bush wanted what's happening, to
enrich those involved in the war, "reconstruction", military glory, etc., in
which case it is nothing but treason, or he and his team really are THAT
incompetent. Either way we are fucked for four more years, because Bush
really believes now that he is Master of the Universe. This man, who calls
himself a man of peace, has caused the death and terrible destruction to
countless thousands of civilians. The op-ed section of the NYT of the last
few days, had excellent columns with descriptions of what is happening an
what lies ahead.
At the White House loyalty trumps competence. The voices of reason are
shoved out and the incompetent get promoted. Much as Rice has a stellar
resume, her record as security adviser is abysmal. Among other failures
and mistakes, she blithely forecast a nuclear attack from Saddam Hussein to
the American people, and she still got a raise.
Bush is obsessed with terrorism and he can't win anymore than Israel, much
better at this than us, can't win either, short of total annihilation. One
thing is clear. Iraqis, fighting Americans in Iraq are NOT terrorists.
The Iraqis that chose or had no choice but to be American collaborationists,
don't have the wherewithall to win a popular vote that is not rigged. Few
if any Iraqis that can speak freely and are not bribed want us there.
Bombs coerce but don't change minds in the way necessary to accomplished our
nominal goal in Iraq.
Martin Reboul
I expect so too.
I am becoming alarmed by recent news reports concerning apparent Iranian efforts
to develop long range missiles with nuclear warheads, and detailed reports on
their uranium enrichment facilities. The alarm bells began to ring when a load
of aerial/satellite reconnaisance pictures were shown, with little notes on them
that were uncannily reminiscent of the Cuba missile crisis.... 'building A' and
'probable centrifuging plant' etc. etc....
It made my blood run cold, though not because I think for a moment that the
Iranians are building a formidable array of nuclear weapons and delivery
systems - they are neither stupid nor suicidal. What worries me is that I see
carefully spun buildup of excuses and reasons being carefully instilled into us
all preparatory to some sort of attack on the country.
Does anyone agree, or am I perhaps being paranoid in a way other than that which
our governments would like me to be? An Iranian spokesman denied that this was
the case of course, and I felt another chill as doubts about his honesty and
integrity were added after his statement, not only by 'intelligence analysts'
and 'experts', but by reporters too. I smell a fishy rat - the 'softening up
process' (with regard to public opinion) seems to be getting underway.
David C. Pugh
(...)
> I am becoming alarmed by recent news reports concerning apparent Iranian
efforts> to develop long range missiles with nuclear warheads, and detailed
reports on> their uranium enrichment facilities. The alarm bells began to
ring when a load> of aerial/satellite reconnaisance pictures were shown,
with little notes on them> that were uncannily reminiscent of the Cuba
missile crisis.... 'building A' and> 'probable centrifuging plant' etc.
etc....
>
> It made my blood run cold, though not because I think for a moment that
the> Iranians are building a formidable array of nuclear weapons and
delivery
> systems - they are neither stupid nor suicidal. What worries me is that I
see
> carefully spun buildup of excuses and reasons being carefully instilled
into us> all preparatory to some sort of attack on the country.
>
> Does anyone agree, or am I perhaps being paranoid in a way other than that
which> our governments would like me to be? An Iranian spokesman denied that
this was> the case of course, and I felt another chill as doubts about his
honesty and> integrity were added after his statement, not only by
'intelligence analysts'> and 'experts', but by reporters too. I smell a
fishy rat - the 'softening up> process' (with regard to public opinion)
seems to be getting underway.
I don't think you're paranoid at all, just clear-sighted.
How many months will it be before a majority of Americans are telling
opinion pollsters that 911 was commissioned by the Iranian government?
--
David C. Pugh
"From ghouls and ghosties and long-leggety beasties, and things that go bump
on the Net; Good Lord, deliver us."
To mail me, replace biblical character with his dad.
Paul J Gans
>"Paul J Gans" <ga...@panix.com> wrote in message
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[snip]
>> Tiggy, are you in lover mode or political mode? They mostly
>> don't mix.
>>
>Like making good mayo, it takes some skill to mix.
>Haven't tried the Bush-Cheney condoms yet?
Promises protection but...
>> As for Iran, it won't be like Iraq. If we had an army
>> to invade with (which we don't) we'd run into real
>> resistance from the entire population.
>> These are not Arabs. They are a unified people and have been
>> for a long long time. They gave the Roman Empire hell, drove
>> the Byzantines nuts, and had fun with their Arab invaders when
>> Islam came in.
>>
>> There once was a nascent reform movement dedicated to the
>> establishment of a western-style democracy, but Bush killed
>> it by putting them on the "Axis of Evil" list.
>>
>> That had the effect of uniting the rebellious young with
>> the religious leaders to defend their nation. So the
>> idiot got some newspaper space at the cost of making a
>> very bad enemy.
>>
>> I expect that Tiggy knows all this.
>>
>> ----- Paul J. Gans
>There are only two options here. Either Bush wanted what's happening, to
>enrich those involved in the war, "reconstruction", military glory, etc., in
>which case it is nothing but treason, or he and his team really are THAT
>incompetent. Either way we are fucked for four more years, because Bush
>really believes now that he is Master of the Universe.
I happen to think that they really are that incompetent. The
"intelligence" coming out about Iran is on a par with the
"intelligence" coming out of Iraq back then.
One of our current purposes by talking about what we suspect
is to derail the European attempts to bargain with Iran. We
want to bring it to the UN where, once again, things will be
voted down.
We can then blame the French again.
>This man, who calls
>himself a man of peace, has caused the death and terrible destruction to
>countless thousands of civilians. The op-ed section of the NYT of the last
>few days, had excellent columns with descriptions of what is happening an
>what lies ahead.
The NYTimes has had an epiphany in my opinion. Having been
beaten up by the Administration for being "partisan" and by
many folks for being too "liberal", they have decided to act
like a real newspaper. It is gloves off time. Don't expect
any action of the administration to go unexamined by the NYTimes.
[snip]
---- Paul J. Gans
E. C. Lee
Thanks for the compliments. Hopefully we'll see a picture of you up
there soon as well. Although Martin directed us to that marvel-ous
site, I think those of us at SHM would like a picture of our own.
Same goes for you, Paul.
I have seen David Read's picture and I really hope he'll share it with
everyone else. Michael only takes pictures of castles and dogs, which
is a shame as those of us who've met him found him to be a very
attractive man.
There are lots of others out there I'd like to see, but I don't want
to embarass them by naming names! Let's just hope they resist
voluntarily.
JMHO,
Eve
E. C. Lee
>
> There are lots of others out there I'd like to see, but I don't want
> to embarass them by naming names! Let's just hope they resist
> voluntarily.
>
> JMHO,
> Eve
Sorry. Brain not working again. I meant "submit" voluntarily.
Eve
adamadamant
No, go on Eve, name and shame!
On a serious note, do we want more photographs of the same person but
in different historical backgrounds?
The advantage of this is that it keeps the gallery alive and
interesting as we go forward from here, rather than it being a one-
off exercise, which we then revisit in x years time to update.
This is not to say that the gallery should become a repository for
picturesque travelogues, but rather perhaps one photograph which
an shm member wants to submit (voluntarily, Eve!) and which has some
relevance to history- preferably medieaval- but a certain flexibility
(as it does in the Ng) would apply.
I think it would be a nice way to keep in touch visually. What do you
think?
Andy.
PS I say all this of course, without knowing if there are any
limitations on site storage capacity etc. Who can advise on that?
Wolf?
E. C. Lee
I'd enjoy periodically seeing new pictures of people we've seen before
(or even old pictures), but this depends on how much of a burden this
would be on Wolf. She's the one who does the work!
Paul has a lot of pictures of SHM people visiting Kalamazoo and
occasionally people get together from this and for other reasons.
These would be interesting to see. However, I don't know if Paul
wants to shelp his pictures off his personal website. Maybe there can
be a link directly from our picture gallery to his?
JMHO,
Eve
Paul J Gans
I once hoped that folks would visit my site and get a look at
what some of those folks who wrote the books look like. But
perhaps I've buried it too deep.
Certainly I'd have no objection to someone linking to my pics.
If Wolf or anyone would like copies of some of the pics, feel
free to snarf them.
One thing I don't have are pictures of me. Somehow, I find
that I can't manage to be *in* the pictures I'm taking. There
are some of me on my site taken by other folks though.
---- Paul J. Gans
tiglath
> I'd enjoy periodically seeing new pictures of people we've seen before
> (or even old pictures), but this depends on how much of a burden this
> would be on Wolf. She's the one who does the work!
>
Should have said so before; that's why my picture didn't go through.
DE Wolf
reaching for a BOHC wrote:
> "E. C. Lee" wrote
>> I'd enjoy periodically seeing new pictures
>> of people we've seen before (or even old
>> pictures), but this depends on how much of
>> a burden this would be on Wolf. She's the
>> one who does the work!
> Should have said so before; that's why my
> picture didn't go through.
Wrong again, Tiggy. *G* Your picture and
David Read's picture are both up as of
20:42PST. We had to create thumbnails of
both pictures before they could be put up on
the site.
So take a look one and all and see what Tiglath,
REALLY looks like. [Not bad, actually. Although
those pyramids are kinda cute too. *G*]
Wolf,
Bard
--
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Though I may never make master,
Still, and always, a bard.
**************************************
A brute kills for pleasure.
A fool kills from hate.
R.A. Heinlein
(speaking as Lazarus Long)
**************************************
A generation which ignores history has
no past and no future.
R.A. Heinlein
(speaking as Lazarus Long)
**************************************
http://www.shm-qa.net
Sheila J
> tiglath in soc.history.medieval while
> reaching for a BOHC wrote:
>
>
>>"E. C. Lee" wrote
>
>
>>>I'd enjoy periodically seeing new pictures
>>>of people we've seen before (or even old
>>>pictures), but this depends on how much of
>>>a burden this would be on Wolf. She's the
>>>one who does the work!
>
>
>>Should have said so before; that's why my
>>picture didn't go through.
>
>
> Wrong again, Tiggy. *G* Your picture and
> David Read's picture are both up as of
> 20:42PST. We had to create thumbnails of
> both pictures before they could be put up on
> the site.
>
> So take a look one and all and see what Tiglath,
> REALLY looks like. [Not bad, actually. Although
> those pyramids are kinda cute too. *G*]
>
> Wolf,
> Bard
>
Nah, that can't be tiglath. I've already seen his picture at
tiglath.org! :-)
Although, I'm not sure why, most of the pictures match up to how I
imagined everyone, except Renia (but she know why I think that) and now,
Tiglath. I always expected him to be short and swarthy...sort of a
Soprano look-a-like...hmmm...I wonder why??
I guess there is no chance of having a 'rogues' galley? Sort of the
Marvels of the group?? Something to lighten your day when the dogs are
at your door....
tiglath
"Sheila J" <wolse...@shaw.ca> wrote in message
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>
>
> Nah, that can't be tiglath. I've already seen his picture at
> tiglath.org! :-)
>
> Although, I'm not sure why, most of the pictures match up to how I
> imagined everyone, except Renia (but she know why I think that) and now,
> Tiglath. I always expected him to be short and swarthy...sort of a
> Soprano look-a-like...hmmm...I wonder why??
I am Sicilian when it comes to garlic and women.
tiglath
"DE Wolf" <capta...@monarchy.modusvarious.com> wrote in message
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> tiglath in soc.history.medieval while
> reaching for a BOHC wrote:
>
> > "E. C. Lee" wrote
>
> >> I'd enjoy periodically seeing new pictures
> >> of people we've seen before (or even old
> >> pictures), but this depends on how much of
> >> a burden this would be on Wolf. She's the
> >> one who does the work!
>
> > Should have said so before; that's why my
> > picture didn't go through.
>
> Wrong again, Tiggy. *G* Your picture and
> David Read's picture are both up as of
> 20:42PST. We had to create thumbnails of
> both pictures before they could be put up on
> the site.
>
> So take a look one and all and see what Tiglath,
> REALLY looks like. [Not bad, actually. Although
> those pyramids are kinda cute too. *G*]
>
I stand corrected.
David Read....
They allow tellies in the cells now, but still no razors, dang!
David Read
>
> David Read....
>
> They allow tellies in the cells now, but still no razors, dang!
>
Tellies are a must-have when a cell has no windows. You can't even raise a
fledgling birdie when they've got no way to get in. Very sharp razors can be
secreted in various places throughout the cell, but you have to keep them
well hidden.
Glad to see the conquest of Egypt went so well. How many satrapies is it you
have now?
--
cheers,
David Read
tiglath
You joke because you can't be Cyrus.
David C. Pugh
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> > > They allow tellies in the cells now, but still no razors, dang!
> > >
> > Tellies are a must-have when a cell has no windows. You can't even raise
a fledgling birdie when they've got no way to get in. Very sharp razors can
be secreted in various places throughout the cell, but you have to keep them
well hidden.
> >
> > Glad to see the conquest of Egypt went so well. How many satrapies is it
> you have now?
> You joke because you can't be Cyrus.
Does the prison have a Xerxes Yard, I wonder?
tiglath
"David Read" <davi...@dreadful.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in message
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>
> news:y_udnbXHX_b...@rcn.net...
> >
> > David Read....
> >
> > They allow tellies in the cells now, but still no razors, dang!
> >
>
> Tellies are a must-have when a cell has no windows. You can't even raise a
> fledgling birdie when they've got no way to get in. Very sharp razors can
be
> secreted in various places throughout the cell, but you have to keep them
> well hidden.
So well, you can't seem to find them; hence the Cushing/Don Johnson look.
Don Johnson with socks, though. All that cold steel and concrete, and
tepid tea in Drizzle Yard... Brrrrrrr.
What's the rap? Bonaparte collaborationist?
David Read
"David C. Pugh" <solom...@online.no> wrote in message
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> "tiglath" <te...@tiglath.net> skrev i melding
> news:Qu-dnTF8zZX...@rcn.net...
>
>> > > They allow tellies in the cells now, but still no razors, dang!
>> > >
>> > Tellies are a must-have when a cell has no windows. You can't even
>> > raise
> a fledgling birdie when they've got no way to get in. Very sharp razors
> can
> be secreted in various places throughout the cell, but you have to keep
> them
> well hidden.
>> >
>> > Glad to see the conquest of Egypt went so well. How many satrapies is
>> > it
>> you have now?
>
>> You joke because you can't be Cyrus.
>
> Does the prison have a Xerxes Yard, I wonder?
That would be where you need eyes in the back of your head, not on the top
of it.
--
cheers,
David Read
David Read
I'd need the shades and the rolled-up sleeves to complete the ensemble -
looks like you've already got them. A Sicilian Don Giovannison.
Need a razor to slice your garlic?
And those bars on your window could use a good file.
> What's the rap? Bonaparte collaborationist?
They never did make it clear, O Prince of the Peace.
--
cheers,
David Read
tiglath
> >>
> >> Tellies are a must-have when a cell has no windows. You can't even
raise
> >> a
> >> fledgling birdie when they've got no way to get in. Very sharp razors
can
> > be
> >> secreted in various places throughout the cell, but you have to keep
them
> >> well hidden.
> >
> > So well, you can't seem to find them; hence the Cushing/Don Johnson
look.
> >
> > Don Johnson with socks, though. All that cold steel and concrete, and
> > tepid tea in Drizzle Yard... Brrrrrrr.
>
> I'd need the shades and the rolled-up sleeves to complete the ensemble -
> looks like you've already got them. A Sicilian Don Giovannison.
>
> Need a razor to slice your garlic?
The garlic-is-best-sliced-with-razor myth was started by The Valachi Papers,
by Peter Maas, who has the old don Vito Genovese doing it when he cooks in
jail . Lino Ventura played that character in the film. But it is not
true, garlic lives to its best possibilities when lightly crushed, and then
chopped, minced, or used whole. Genovese would have wacked Maas just for
that had he lived to know.
Beware, if you slice garlic with your razor and then shave, a Cushing trick
to be sure, it could lead to de facto solitary confinement in the big house,
much as we won't hold it against you here at s.h.m.
Peter Jason
>
> "David Read" <davi...@dreadful.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:co2fpm$qel$1...@newsg2.svr.pol.co.uk...
> > >>
> > >> Tellies are a must-have when a cell has no windows. You can't even
> raise
> > >> a
> > >> fledgling birdie when they've got no way to get in. Very sharp razors
> can
> > > be
> > >> secreted in various places throughout the cell, but you have to keep
> them
> > >> well hidden.
> > >
> > > So well, you can't seem to find them; hence the Cushing/Don Johnson
> look.
> > >
> > > Don Johnson with socks, though. All that cold steel and concrete,
and
> > > tepid tea in Drizzle Yard... Brrrrrrr.
> >
> > I'd need the shades and the rolled-up sleeves to complete the ensemble -
> > looks like you've already got them. A Sicilian Don Giovannison.
> >
> > Need a razor to slice your garlic?
>
> The garlic-is-best-sliced-with-razor myth was started by The Valachi
Papers,
> by Peter Maas, who has the old don Vito Genovese doing it when he cooks in
> jail . Lino Ventura played that character in the film. But it is not
The proper way to get the goodness out of garlic is to use a GARLIC CRUSHER
, a device freely available at kitchen suppliers and even at some
supermarkets.
No Italian of any breeding uses a knife to cut garlic. The garlic crusher
squeezes out all the juice and fibre from a clove of garlic and even
projects the result some distance so allowing direct flavouring of the
common pizza and man-sized salads. Only Greeks and Gypsies would use a
knife!
Tsk!
Martin Reboul
Much as if you slice chillies then.... yes, well, never mind. Ahem, not the only
reason she's an ex...
You will be the chap who knows Tiggers, is this rubbing garlic on bullets (St
Valentines Day Massacre) truth or fiction? Cruel if so, not the scent I'd want
in mynostrils as I took my last breath...
Cheers
Martin
tiglath
"Peter Jason" <pa...@colonel.com.au> wrote in message
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> > > >
> > > > So well, you can't seem to find them; hence the Cushing/Don Johnson
> > look.
> > > >
> > > > Don Johnson with socks, though. All that cold steel and concrete,
> and
> > > > tepid tea in Drizzle Yard... Brrrrrrr.
> > >
> > > I'd need the shades and the rolled-up sleeves to complete the
ensemble -
> > > looks like you've already got them. A Sicilian Don Giovannison.
> > >
> > > Need a razor to slice your garlic?
> >
> > The garlic-is-best-sliced-with-razor myth was started by The Valachi
> Papers,
> > by Peter Maas, who has the old don Vito Genovese doing it when he cooks
in
> > jail . Lino Ventura played that character in the film. But it is not
>
>
> The proper way to get the goodness out of garlic is to use a GARLIC
CRUSHER
> , a device freely available at kitchen suppliers and even at some
> supermarkets.
> No Italian of any breeding uses a knife to cut garlic. The garlic crusher
> squeezes out all the juice and fibre from a clove of garlic and even
> projects the result some distance so allowing direct flavouring of the
> common pizza and man-sized salads. Only Greeks and Gypsies would use a
> knife!
>
> Tsk!
There is a man who deems garlic to be a spice, like most Anglo-Americans.
Mediterranean people consider it to be a vegetable.
Garlic is prepared in a variety of ways according to the dish. As long as
it is crushed somewhat it need not be done to a pulp. Garlic crushers are
appropriate when you use garlic only for its flavor, like in soups,
all-i-oli, stews, etc., but many Mediterranean dishes that require garlic
both for flavor and garnish, then it is half crushed with a single blow,
peeled and chopped up, often with parsley. Dishes like gambas as ajillo,
and pollo al ajillo, are two such dishes, out of many more all over the
Mediterranean. Countless other dishes require whole cloves of garlic.
tiglath
"Martin Reboul" <martin...@SPAMFUKvirgin.net> wrote in message
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>
> You will be the chap who knows Tiggers, is this rubbing garlic on bullets
(St
> Valentines Day Massacre) truth or fiction? Cruel if so, not the scent I'd
want
> in mynostrils as I took my last breath...
Spoken like a true Englishman.
Not until I lived in England I met people who could detect garlic eaters
thirty feet away. It defies belief. And I am talking cooked garlic. I
prefer raw garlic. A good way is rubbed on hearty toast with olive oil and
salt.
I know little about the intricacies of cooking haddock or skate, but I can
think only of one other scent I would prefer as my last over garlic, and it
is not made by Chanel.