Welsh Dragon pictures
gwen_...@cybergal.com
I wonder if anybody can help me. I am looking for electronic pictures of Welsh dragons. Actually, I like all dragons, so it would be nice to know of a lair of any dragon pictures!
Gwen Jones
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Janie Watkins
That was a nice dragon but, regrettably that was the same dragon that I found
when I went out searching. Was that on a clip art cd somewhere?
I searched for dragons, leeks, feathers etc a few months ago for a +ACI-welsh+ACI-
letterhead and failed dismally to find anything useful. I had to scan something,
which wasn't as good.
So perhaps we could all post some +ACI-welsh+ACI- logos, so that we can stamp our
identity all over everything far and wide+ACE-
Did anyone see an article in the Daily Express recently about some +ACI-Westminster+ACI-
plan to spend +ACI-bundles of dosh+ACI- redesigning the Welsh flag. What the hells it
got to do with Westminster and if they've got money to chuck about, why don't
they just lob it over the bridge and we'll put it to good use+ACEAIQ-
Nigel Evans
In article <1998051115...@web03.globecomm.net>,
gwen_...@cybergal.com writes
>I wonder if anybody can help me. I am looking for electronic pictures of Welsh
>dragons. Actually, I like all dragons, so it would be nice to know of a lair of
>any dragon pictures!
>Gwen Jones
Well, it's funny you should ask but I know a guy who
once posted a tiny dragon gif on .................................
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Nigel Evans
Nigel Evans
In article <3557211D...@virgin.net>, Roger Davies
<roger....@virgin.net> writes
>Here's a nice one
>
>[ A MIME image / gif part was included here. ]
>
My personal preference is that you be stoned to death for
posting a binary. I think audience participation in ritual execution is
to be promoted at all costs ! I knew a guy who once posted a small
binary of a dragon and .............
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Nigel Evans ( who has stolen your dragon to use somewhere else
Thanks !! But, don't quote me or some sneaky sod
will have me banned again )
Jim Austin
There are loads of Dragon images, info and links
(all sorts, but including Welsh ones) at:
This is one of those labour-of-love type websites
created by an American woman called Jennifer Walker.
Absolutely awesome.
Jeff Lewis
On Mon, 11 May 1998, from the depths of uk.local.south-wales
<Nigel Evans <ni...@bleddfa.demon.co.uk>> wrote :-
>In article <3557211D...@virgin.net>, Roger Davies
><roger....@virgin.net> writes
>>Here's a nice one
>>
>>[ A MIME image / gif part was included here. ]
>>
>
> My personal preference is that you be stoned to death for
>posting a binary. I think audience participation in ritual execution is
>to be promoted at all costs ! I knew a guy who once posted a small
>binary of a dragon and .............
.........................learned the lesson the hard way.
The posting of binaries to uls-w, or ANY other uk.* hierarchy newsgroup
is prohibited and in MOST cases results in the poster losing his ISP
account. It's not just humans that do the reporting, most UK ISP's are
able to detect them automatically.
So!. Don't post binaries in the uk hierarchy, it's a sure way to go back
to buying postage stamps.
--
Jeff "Ymswynwch rhag Gwyr y Gloran"
............. http://www.rhondda.demon.co.uk.............
Lyn David Thomas
In article: <3557211D...@virgin.net> Roger Davies
<roger....@virgin.net> writes:
> This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
> --------------0B2CAED03E9CEA4F0D040E08
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=x-UNICODE-2-0-UTF-7
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
>
> Here's a nice one
>
> Content-Type: image/gif; name="baner.gif"
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
> Content-Disposition: inline; filename="baner.gif"
>
>
R0lGODdh2QETAecAAAAAABERESIiIjMzM0QAAFUREWYiInczMwAARBERVSIiZjMzd0QARFUR
>
VWYiZnczd4gAAJkREaoiIrszM8wAAN0REe4iIv8zM4gARJkRVaoiZrszd8wARN0RVe4iZv8z
Now that was not a very good idea Roger, binaries are not permitted on
this group, or on any in the uk.* hierarchy. Posting a binary to a
non binary group is something that could lose you your access to news.
--
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*Lyn David Thomas* \/
Web pages start at
http://www.stuffing.demon.co.uk/lyn
John Hughes
In article <IdC0VXAE...@bleddfa.demon.co.uk>, Nigel Evans
<ni...@bleddfa.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>
> In article <3557211D...@virgin.net>, Roger Davies
> <roger....@virgin.net> writes
> >
> >
>
> My personal preference is that you be stoned to death for
> posting a binary. I think audience participation in ritual execution is
> to be promoted at all costs ! I knew a guy who once posted a small
> binary of a dragon and .............
>
Hello Nigel,
I've still got your Dragon from last time !!
John Hughes
--
hug...@argonet.co.uk Lincoln
Acorn4000 4M
Robbie Morris
Jeff Lewis wrote:
>The posting of binaries to uls-w, or ANY other uk.* hierarchy newsgroup
>is prohibited and in MOST cases results in the poster losing his ISP
>account. It's not just humans that do the reporting, most UK ISP's are
>able to detect them automatically.
>--
>Jeff
This MIME image / gif of Roger Davies's hasn't come up on my server at
all. Has my ISP kindly filtered it out on my behalf? Or is it more likely
they've just fouled-up and managed to accidently lose it? Or has it been
cancelled? Or are they just picking on me cos they don't like me?
Robbie... the only difference between a madman and me is that I'm not mad.
Jeff Lewis
On Tue, 12 May 1998, from the depths of uk.local.south-wales
<Robbie Morris <i...@SPAMBOUNCERdial.pipex.com>> wrote :-
>This MIME image / gif of Roger Davies's hasn't come up on my server at
>all. Has my ISP kindly filtered it out on my behalf? Or is it more likely
>they've just fouled-up and managed to accidently lose it? Or has it been
>cancelled? Or are they just picking on me cos they don't like me?
Probably. :-)
Nigel Evans
In article <na.d234634845...@argonet.co.uk>, John Hughes
<hug...@argonet.co.uk> writes
>Hello Nigel,
>
>I've still got your Dragon from last time !!
>
>John Hughes
>
Would you please be kind enough to send me a copy of him,
please ? I don't have one myself. Everybody should have one !
--
Nigel Evans
CR
I'd post a picture of my wife if I had the time.
gwen_...@cybergal.com wrote in article
<1998051115...@web03.globecomm.net>...
> I wonder if anybody can help me. I am looking for electronic pictures of
Welsh dragons. Actually, I like all dragons, so it would be nice to know of
a lair of any dragon pictures!
> Gwen Jones
>
Roger Davies
What's a binary?
Sorry
Rog
Lyn David Thomas
In article: <3559975D...@virgin.net> Roger Davies
In this case a picture or sound file. These are best put on a web page
or sent by e-mail, news being a text bases medium.
Janie Watkins
Where does one find out all the rules on postings?
I thought binaries were the "naughty" pics on alt groups!
Can one attach a text file to a posting.
Please enlighten me before I get "cut off" in my prime!
Janie
Having avidly read all the threads on Dragons etc, We still don't have any
pointers on where our dragons are hiding!
But Welsh Webs... now I've got a super set of links to work my way through.
Thanks to all for that,
Janie
Lyn David Thomas wrote in message <22120...@stuffing.demon.co.uk>...
:In article: <3559975D...@virgin.net> Roger Davies
:
Jeff Lewis
On Thu, 14 May 1998, from the depths of uk.local.south-wales
<Janie Watkins <jan...@lineone.net>> wrote :-
>Where does one find out all the rules on postings?
In the charter of each newsgroup.
>I thought binaries were the "naughty" pics on alt groups!
Binaries are the general term for ALL encoded data files. That is generally,
anything which is not plain text. (Like your post and this reply)
>Can one attach a text file to a posting.
Not in a uk*. newsgroup post, but e.mail is different, you can generally
attach anything you like.
>Please enlighten me before I get "cut off" in my prime!
HTH
>Having avidly read all the threads on Dragons etc, We still don't have any
>pointers on where our dragons are hiding!
There are a couple on my web site you can have.
How about a text based teddy. :-)
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Jeff {^._.^}
( ! ) "Ymswynwch rhag Gwyr y Gloran"
()-o-()
.....(_)-(_)............. http://www.rhondda.demon.co.uk...........
Steve Parry-Langdon
In article <4+uzvAAc...@rhondda.demon.co.uk>, Jeff Lewis
<je...@rhondda.demon.co.uk> writes
>On Thu, 14 May 1998, from the depths of uk.local.south-wales
><Janie Watkins <jan...@lineone.net>> wrote :-
>
>>Where does one find out all the rules on postings?
>
>In the charter of each newsgroup.
>
Where does one find the charter, please?
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Steve Parry-Langdon ***
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Christopher Watkins
In article <MUaE4GAg...@loosemrs.demon.co.uk>, Steve Parry-Langdon
<ste...@loosemrs.demon.co.uk> writes
>Where does one find the charter, please?
All UK.* newsgroup charters are available on http://www.usenet.org.uk/
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Christopher Watkins
Steve Parry-Langdon
In article <Pnv4DLA2...@uffa.demon.co.uk>, Christopher Watkins
<chris...@uffa.demon.co.uk> writes
Thanks