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hagen
Aug 8, 2007, 12:07:29 PM8/8/07
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The worst scenario imagninable, when you call a harbour after a mega-
voyage in itself. Is a powerful committee of Idiots , that without
realising themselves, why!, is getting mythological: Me Eurystheus,
you
Heraclion. Here you got another challenge, what about that, and
another one ...?
This is totally annoying, especially, when I, foreseeing
unresponsibility of the kind, initially avoided to compare my deed
with Theseus and the labyrint. Who can mistake my decipherment as a
"real life" event?
http://web.gvdnet.dk/GVD002393/anecdotes.htm
NB. In the Golden age, in 1860; Mendeleev.
Under the Nazi-regime, 1935-. Probably not.
In the post war era, in 1950; Ventris.
What about today?
Marathon man
voyage in itself. Is a powerful committee of Idiots , that without
realising themselves, why!, is getting mythological: Me Eurystheus,
you
Heraclion. Here you got another challenge, what about that, and
another one ...?
This is totally annoying, especially, when I, foreseeing
unresponsibility of the kind, initially avoided to compare my deed
with Theseus and the labyrint. Who can mistake my decipherment as a
"real life" event?
http://web.gvdnet.dk/GVD002393/anecdotes.htm
NB. In the Golden age, in 1860; Mendeleev.
Under the Nazi-regime, 1935-. Probably not.
In the post war era, in 1950; Ventris.
What about today?
Marathon man
Ivar Rosquist
Aug 8, 2007, 12:28:43 PM8/8/07
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Say, what language are you using? It does look like English,
but...
hagen
Aug 8, 2007, 3:19:54 PM8/8/07
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On Aug 8, 6:28 pm, Ivar Rosquist <IRosqu...@irq.org> wrote:
> On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 09:07:29 -0700, hagen wrote:
> > The worst scenario imagninable, when you call a harbour after a mega-
> > voyage in itself. Is a powerful committee of Idiots , that without
> > realising themselves, why!, is getting mythological: Me Eurystheus, you
> > Heraclion. Here you got another challenge, what about that, and another
> > one ...?
> > This is totally annoying, especially, when I, foreseeing
> > unresponsibility of the kind, initially avoided to compare my deed with
> > Theseus and the labyrint. Who can mistake my decipherment as a "real
> > life" event?
> >http://web.gvdnet.dk/GVD002393/anecdotes.htmNB. In the Golden age, in> On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 09:07:29 -0700, hagen wrote:
> > The worst scenario imagninable, when you call a harbour after a mega-
> > voyage in itself. Is a powerful committee of Idiots , that without
> > realising themselves, why!, is getting mythological: Me Eurystheus, you
> > Heraclion. Here you got another challenge, what about that, and another
> > one ...?
> > This is totally annoying, especially, when I, foreseeing
> > unresponsibility of the kind, initially avoided to compare my deed with
> > Theseus and the labyrint. Who can mistake my decipherment as a "real
> > life" event?
> > 1860; Mendeleev. Under the Nazi-regime, 1935-. Probably not. In the post
> > war era, in 1950; Ventris. What about today?
>
> Say, what language are you using? It does look like English,
> but...
I must give to you credit for this remark in sci.lang, but still my
message should be receive-able.
http://web.gvdnet.dk/GVD002393/zzjagt2.htm
http://web.gvdnet.dk/GVD002393/phaistos.htm
Very sincerely
Hagen
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