LSPN's
LA
all wanted one? I know I'm missing some people, but with the big crash
in July, I've lost a lot of stuff.... Here's who I have on my list:
Kasatka
Meg
Nikitta
Orion
Jacob
Lariel
Nemo
BBZ
Kristen
Who am I missing? You'll have to email me your address because the above
mentioned people are all the addresses I have.
Thank you, Come Again.
LA
Rasher
I'd like to point out that I've replied by email. If you didn't get it
- yell!
--
Rasher - afda's leading baconite
jfh(at)adr(dot)dk
LA
Rasher wrote:
HALLO! I might have got your email Rasher, but I seem to be really good at
losing things lately. Could you *please* send it again?
Thank you.
LA
Jonas Häggqvist
<I snip, you snip, we all snip!>
>HALLO! I might have got your email Rasher, but I seem to be really good at
>losing things lately. Could you *please* send it again?
>
>Thank you.
>
>LA
Sure... done
Rasher
Laura Shadbolt
> I have finally done it. I've got the LSPN's into envelopes.. now, who
> all wanted one? I know I'm missing some people, but with the big crash
> in July, I've lost a lot of stuff.... Here's who I have on my list:
>
> Kasatka
> Meg
> Nikitta
> Orion
> Jacob
> Lariel
> Nemo
> BBZ
> Kristen
>
> Who am I missing? You'll have to email me your address because the above
> mentioned people are all the addresses I have.
I've just emailed you, so I'm doing this too in case you didn't get it!
--
Laura <lor...@zoom.co.uk>
Meh's the word!
Rasher
>
>
>Rasher wrote:
>
>> On Thu, 14 Sep 2000 16:57:50 GMT, LA <lara...@home.com> wrote:
>>
>> >I have finally done it. I've got the LSPN's into envelopes.. now, who
>> >all wanted one? I know I'm missing some people, but with the big crash
>> >in July, I've lost a lot of stuff.... Here's who I have on my list:
It arrived eventually.. yay!
I might get some pics of it to proove it.
--
Rasher - afda's leading baconite and proud owner of one LSPN
jfh(at)adr(dot)dk
Jacob Skaaning
news:ljlkss0r9emvkm9g9...@4ax.com...
> On Thu, 14 Sep 2000 18:07:38 GMT, LA <lara...@home.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >Rasher wrote:
> >
> >> On Thu, 14 Sep 2000 16:57:50 GMT, LA <lara...@home.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> >I have finally done it. I've got the LSPN's into envelopes.. now, who
> >> >all wanted one? I know I'm missing some people, but with the big crash
> >> >in July, I've lost a lot of stuff.... Here's who I have on my list:
>
> It arrived eventually.. yay!
>
> I might get some pics of it to proove it.
Yay! Mine came too! And LA - you typed every single word of my adress right,
bar the d that should be a b. But that was hard to find, that error!
Jacob
Nikitta Riber
Jacob Skaaning <jska...@vip.cybercity.dk> skrev i en
nyhedsmeddelelse:8qffbh$29rq$1...@news.cybercity.dk...
--
Med venlig hilsen, Nikitta -
atheist#1759 afda froupie#1416 non-REM-fan#4
Female Homo Sapien, with a gender-ambiguous name.
EAC - Spanker of theists
Afdas pompous cheerleader who's also overbearing
LA
Nikitta Riber wrote:
> Jacob Skaaning <jska...@vip.cybercity.dk> skrev i en
> nyhedsmeddelelse:8qffbh$29rq$1...@news.cybercity.dk...
> > "Rasher" <rash...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> > news:ljlkss0r9emvkm9g9...@4ax.com...
> > > On Thu, 14 Sep 2000 18:07:38 GMT, LA <lara...@home.com> wrote:
> > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >Rasher wrote:
> > > >
> > > >> On Thu, 14 Sep 2000 16:57:50 GMT, LA <lara...@home.com> wrote:
> > > >>
> > > >> >I have finally done it. I've got the LSPN's into envelopes.. now,
> who
> > > >> >all wanted one? I know I'm missing some people, but with the big
> crash
> > > >> >in July, I've lost a lot of stuff.... Here's who I have on my list:
> > >
> > > It arrived eventually.. yay!
> > >
> > > I might get some pics of it to proove it.
> >
> > Yay! Mine came too! And LA - you typed every single word of my adress
> right,
> > bar the d that should be a b. But that was hard to find, that error!
> >
> I got mine too - thank you, LA!!!
You're welcome.
Does anyone else find it odd that they are arriving in Europe sooner than the
US??
LA
hollis
LA <lara...@home.com> wrote in message news:39CBAC48...@home.com...
no that doesn't work. :)
--
Carole
Kasatka
LA <lara...@home.com> wrote in message news:39CBAC48...@home.com...
<shaaaaaaa-nip!>
> Does anyone else find it odd that they are arriving in Europe sooner than
the
> US??
Yippee! I got mine too! But I don't know what day, as I'm only home on
weekends. But it was there Friday night for me! =) Thank you!!!
~ Kasatka, 137, now with an LSPN!
Rasher
<jska...@vip.cybercity.dk> wrote:
>"Rasher" <rash...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:ljlkss0r9emvkm9g9...@4ax.com...
>> On Thu, 14 Sep 2000 18:07:38 GMT, LA <lara...@home.com> wrote:
>>
>> >
>> >
>> >Rasher wrote:
>> >
>> >> On Thu, 14 Sep 2000 16:57:50 GMT, LA <lara...@home.com> wrote:
>> >>
>> >> >I have finally done it. I've got the LSPN's into envelopes.. now, who
>> >> >all wanted one? I know I'm missing some people, but with the big crash
>> >> >in July, I've lost a lot of stuff.... Here's who I have on my list:
>>
>> It arrived eventually.. yay!
>>
>> I might get some pics of it to proove it.
>
>Yay! Mine came too! And LA - you typed every single word of my adress right,
>bar the d that should be a b. But that was hard to find, that error!
Actually, I think LA's one of the few people ever to have spelled my
entire name right. You may have one entirely q flavoured ä-point LA!
Congratulations :P
--
Rasher - afda's leading baconite
jfh(at)adr(dot)dk
LA
Rasher wrote:
WEEeee! I feel so.. smart and important.. I really hate having my name spelled
incorrectly, so I take great pains to spell peoples names correctly... I'm glad
it was appreciated, and I hope I spelt everyone elses name right.
/me places my fancy point on the bookshelf beside FordnArthur, so they can enjoy
it too.
LA
Martin Hooper
>Yippee! I got mine too! But I don't know what day, as I'm only home on
>weekends. But it was there Friday night for me! =) Thank you!!!
Can someone enlighten me as to what LSPN's are...?
--
Martin Hooper
AIM: martinjh99 ICQ: 43933602
pieceoftheuniverse
> Kasatka says...
> >Yippee! I got mine too! But I don't know what day, as I'm only home on
> >weekends. But it was there Friday night for me! =) Thank you!!!
>
> Can someone enlighten me as to what LSPN's are...?
Low-Scent Pine Numerals.
It's a very old invention, dating back to the days of yore, when
computers were just barely created. Way back then, the hulking
machines wouldn't get started unless they received a good buffing with
a pine-scented dust rag. Of course, since the original computers were
so huge, it would take a good day or so to dust them properly, and
thus an entire twenty-four hours would be lost just getting the
blasted thing ready.
So someone came up with a brilliant idea: why not just make the
numbers that the computer would process out of pine-scented anti-dust
materials? And then the computers could be run day and night, and
happy were the businesses that had them.
Of course, the pine scent had to be just right. Too high, and the
machine would go into overdrive and burn up. Too low, and the dust
would accumulate and freeze up the machine. Thus the Low-Scent, which
was just high enough to repel the dust but low enough to keep the
machine running at peak efficiency.
LSPN's are very rare, and have to be made special from certain
companies that deal in nostalgic material (modern computers have
built-in LSPN's that can't be removed for obvious reasons). Thus why
we have one froup member who specializes in shipping them out around
the world to those who want them.
---
pieceoftheuniverse - who's a bad, bad, bad boy (I couldn't resist!)
Arcum Dagsson
m...@hooper11.freeserve.co.uk (Martin Hooper) wrote:
> Kasatka says...
> >Yippee! I got mine too! But I don't know what day, as I'm only home on
> >weekends. But it was there Friday night for me! =) Thank you!!!
>
> Can someone enlighten me as to what LSPN's are...?
See TRATEOTU, chapter 12...
--
--Arcum
"He was too eager for my liking. Too clean-cut. Too good to be true."
"He was an angel of the Lord! What'd you expect him to do, deal crack?"
Caleb Huitt
>
> Kasatka says...
> >Yippee! I got mine too! But I don't know what day, as I'm only home on
> >weekends. But it was there Friday night for me! =) Thank you!!!
>
> Can someone enlighten me as to what LSPN's are...?
Yes.
Xat help? No? Ok, xen...
pieceofxeuniverse can enlighten you, I believe. Just look around here somewhere...
Or, alternate-universely, you could check out http://come.to/afda and
look around xere for a bit. I'm pretty sure it's xere somewhere.
--
Caleb - having fun wix xis x='th' xing.
Caleb Huitt
>
< snip Low-Scent Pine Numerals definition >
> ---
> pieceoftheuniverse - who's a bad, bad, bad boy (I couldn't resist!)
Well, xat was better xan the Lackey Servant Para-Norm xat I was going to
use as an eksplanation.
--
Caleb - trying to start a XXX trend...
Roy Stark
speak again and stopped again. Finally pieceoftheuniverse managed to speak:
>Martin Hooper wrote:
>> Kasatka says...
>> >Yippee! I got mine too! But I don't know what day, as I'm only home on
>> >weekends. But it was there Friday night for me! =) Thank you!!!
>>
>> Can someone enlighten me as to what LSPN's are...?
>
>Low-Scent Pine Numerals.
>
>It's a very old invention, dating back to the days of yore, when
>computers were just barely created. Way back then, the hulking
>machines wouldn't get started unless they received a good buffing with
>a pine-scented dust rag. Of course, since the original computers were
>so huge, it would take a good day or so to dust them properly, and
>thus an entire twenty-four hours would be lost just getting the
>blasted thing ready.
>
>So someone came up with a brilliant idea: why not just make the
>numbers that the computer would process out of pine-scented anti-dust
>materials? And then the computers could be run day and night, and
>happy were the businesses that had them.
>
>Of course, the pine scent had to be just right. Too high, and the
>machine would go into overdrive and burn up. Too low, and the dust
>would accumulate and freeze up the machine. Thus the Low-Scent, which
>was just high enough to repel the dust but low enough to keep the
>machine running at peak efficiency.
>
>LSPN's are very rare, and have to be made special from certain
>companies that deal in nostalgic material (modern computers have
>built-in LSPN's that can't be removed for obvious reasons). Thus why
>we have one froup member who specializes in shipping them out around
>the world to those who want them.
>
>---
>pieceoftheuniverse - who's a bad, bad, bad boy (I couldn't resist!)
>
In that case my computer might need a replacement LSPN... either that or I
need to stop switching the GUI so much...
-Roy
--
areplyist #1
øverfræk and their bizzare leader!!!
Ex-LiteStep User #1544
"See that little puddle of drool over there? I like to call that one "iain"
and the little pool over to the left is "Roy"..." -kristen
Grunthos the Flatulent
"Arcum Dagsson" <Arcum_...@hushmail.c.o.m> spouted xis wisdom:
[snip]
> >
> > Can someone enlighten me as to what LSPN's are...?
>
> See TRATEOTU, chapter 12...
>
Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Thankyou for bearing with us during
this slight delay. We will be taking off as soon as we possibly can. If
you would like to wake up now I will serve you coffee and biscuits.
=me
-------------
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will one day be lemon-soaked paper napkins. Till then there will be a short
delay. Please return to your seat.
drop the .nospam to reply
Thaths
<pieceofth...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Martin Hooper wrote:
>> Can someone enlighten me as to what LSPN's are...?
>
>It's a very old invention, dating back to the days of yore, when
>computers were just barely created. Way back then, the hulking
>machines wouldn't get started unless they received a good buffing with
>a pine-scented dust rag. Of course, since the original computers were
>so huge, it would take a good day or so to dust them properly, and
>thus an entire twenty-four hours would be lost just getting the
>blasted thing ready.
You forgot to add the bit, perhaps apocryphal (Look ma! I finally used that
word in a sentence!), about how the bits of the hulking machine that you
dusted first were stale by the time you dusted the last bits. Pine scent
didn't last a full 24 hours in those days.
Thaths
Rasher
wrote:
>[25 Sep 00: Rasher (rash...@hotmail.com) wrote something]
>
>>Actually, I think LA's one of the few people ever to have spelled
>>my entire name right. You may have one entirely q flavoured
>>ä-point LA!
>>
>>Congratulations :P
>
>I'm sorry to interrupt this point-giving, but ä-points are only allowed in
>double. So you have to give LA another ä-point, or else the next cascade
>deputy coming along will has to accuse you of letter misuse.
/me wonders if this is a silly German language ref and hands LA
another ä point (this time gg flavoured)
Rasher
wrote:
>Martin Hooper wrote:
>>
>> Kasatka says...
>> >Yippee! I got mine too! But I don't know what day, as I'm only home on
>> >weekends. But it was there Friday night for me! =) Thank you!!!
>>
>> Can someone enlighten me as to what LSPN's are...?
>
<I'VE GOT THAT SNIPPING FEELING>
>Or, alternate-universely, you could check out http://come.to/afda and
>look around xere for a bit. I'm pretty sure it's xere somewhere.
It is..
http://www.zootle.co.uk/afda/otherimg.shtml number 3 from the bottom.
Explanation is here:
http://www.zootle.co.uk/afda/froup.shtml - the point bit.
HTH HANDA
Thomas Arbs
wrote:
/me jumps in in defense of silly Germans, visually inspects letter ä
and finds it rather self-explanatory. Even though, as ä is a fairly
German letter, yes, it is a German language ref...
--
Thomas Arbs
tho...@arbs.de
http://www.arbs.de/
Rasher
>On Wed, 27 Sep 2000 20:30:40 +0200, Rasher <rash...@hotmail.com>
>wrote:
>
>>On 26 Sep 2000 00:49:00 +0200, ti...@tillwe.de (Till Westermayer)
>>wrote:
>>
>>>[25 Sep 00: Rasher (rash...@hotmail.com) wrote something]
>>>
>>>>Actually, I think LA's one of the few people ever to have spelled
>>>>my entire name right. You may have one entirely q flavoured
>>>>ä-point LA!
>>>>
>>>>Congratulations :P
>>>
>>>I'm sorry to interrupt this point-giving, but ä-points are only allowed in
>>>double. So you have to give LA another ä-point, or else the next cascade
>>>deputy coming along will has to accuse you of letter misuse.
>>
>>/me wonders if this is a silly German language ref and hands LA
>>another ä point (this time gg flavoured)
>
>/me jumps in in defense of silly Germans, visually inspects letter ä
I'm not saying that Germans are silly (I'm not saying that they aren't
either), just that German grammar is silly.
>and finds it rather self-explanatory. Even though, as ä is a fairly
>German letter, yes, it is a German language ref...
Or swedish, or finnish or... (well, that's what I could come up with).
The reason why I gave the point in the first place was that it's a
part of my family-name, wich LA spellt correctly (guess 'bout the q
flavour).
Megan S Branning
>
>
>Rasher wrote:
>
>> On Fri, 22 Sep 2000 13:24:25 +0200, "Jacob Skaaning"
>> <jska...@vip.cybercity.dk> wrote:
>>
>> >"Rasher" <rash...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> >news:ljlkss0r9emvkm9g9...@4ax.com...
>> >> On Thu, 14 Sep 2000 18:07:38 GMT, LA <lara...@home.com> wrote:
>> >>
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> >Rasher wrote:
>> >> >
>> >> >> On Thu, 14 Sep 2000 16:57:50 GMT, LA <lara...@home.com> wrote:
>> >> >>
>> >> >> >I have finally done it. I've got the LSPN's into envelopes.. now, who
>> >> >> >all wanted one? I know I'm missing some people, but with the big crash
>> >> >> >in July, I've lost a lot of stuff.... Here's who I have on my list:
>> >>
>> >> It arrived eventually.. yay!
>> >>
>> >> I might get some pics of it to proove it.
>> >
>> >Yay! Mine came too! And LA - you typed every single word of my adress right,
>> >bar the d that should be a b. But that was hard to find, that error!
>>
>> entire name right. You may have one entirely q flavoured ä-point LA!
>>
>> Congratulations :P
>
>incorrectly, so I take great pains to spell peoples names correctly... I'm glad
>it was appreciated, and I hope I spelt everyone elses name right.
>
You spelled my name right. This is more than I can say for lariel, who
spelled my last name Brannigan. Heh, I get that all teh time. Even if I
SAY my last name, people still go "Brannigan?" Aaargh!
--
-Meg | Life is a
http://forbidden-donut.iwarp.com | compound
http://studio42.iwarp.com | of lithium
http://captaingerbil.iwarp.com | and iron.
MEow
Megan S Branning <msbs...@pitt.edu> skrev i en
nyhedsmeddelelse:8r8tsq$5ft$1...@usenet01.srv.cis.pitt.edu...
both of my names *and* my adress to people)
--
>^..^<
Nikitta - atheist # 1759
EAC - spanker of theists
Humans don't need gods, humans need humans.
"It's always funny until someone gets hurt,
and then it's just hilarious" - Faith no more
Jacob Skaaning
news:8r9gso$dl8$1...@news.inet.tele.dk...
>
> Megan S Branning <msbs...@pitt.edu> skrev i en
> nyhedsmeddelelse:8r8tsq$5ft$1...@usenet01.srv.cis.pitt.edu...
spell
> both of my names *and* my adress to people)
You try living at a street called Overgaden oven Vandet.
Translated: Over the street over the Water. Right next to Over the street
Under the Water, which should prove to be a worse place to live.
Jacob
MEow
> "MEow" <nik...@mail.tele.dk> wrote in message
> news:8r9gso$dl8$1...@news.inet.tele.dk...
> >
> > Megan S Branning <msbs...@pitt.edu> skrev i en
> > nyhedsmeddelelse:8r8tsq$5ft$1...@usenet01.srv.cis.pitt.edu...
> spell
> > both of my names *and* my adress to people)
>
> You try living at a street called Overgaden oven Vandet.
> Translated: Over the street over the Water. Right next to Over the street
> Under the Water, which should prove to be a worse place to live.
>
it - imagine, I'm moving to Rantzausgade next month... *chuckles*