... that awakened too soon, leaving the host confused and bewildered. Project your frustrations on someone else, sunshine. I was only playing around with those Dead Sea sandal wearers when I was mucking about in the Ark of The Covenant. Heh. Had them carrying me around everywhere. Lol! -- ...

... often did well (_Topper_, _The Ghost and Mrs. Muir_, et al.). A lot of Ranma is based on parodies and exaggerations of martial arts movies and Japanese culture. Hollywood decades ago would care about and understand neither of these. True, and it would have to be modified somewhat. <thinks> Perhaps a Western, with a tomboy cowgirl who can out-ride and out-rope all the boys? A ...

... often did well (_Topper_, _The Ghost and Mrs. Muir_, et al.). A lot of Ranma is based on parodies and exaggerations of martial arts movies and Japanese culture. Hollywood decades ago would care about and understand neither of these. True, and it would have to be modified somewhat. <thinks> Perhaps a Western, with a tomboy cowgirl who can out-ride and out-rope all the boys? A ...

... did well (_Topper_, _The Ghost and Mrs. Muir_, et al.). A lot of Ranma is based on parodies and exaggerations of martial arts movies and Japanese culture. Hollywood decades ago would care about and understand neither of these. -- Ken Arromdee / arromdee_AT_rahul.net / http://www.rahul.net/arromdee "In a superhero story, Superman jumps off buildings and flies. In a realistic ...

... did well (_Topper_, _The Ghost and Mrs. Muir_, et al.). A lot of Ranma is based on parodies and exaggerations of martial arts movies and Japanese culture. Hollywood decades ago would care about and understand neither of these. -- Ken Arromdee / arromdee_AT_rahul.net / http://www.rahul.net/arromdee "In a superhero story, Superman jumps off buildings and flies. In a realistic ...

On Mon, 24 Dec 2007 01:50:36 GMT, Craig Welch <craig@pacific.net.sg> wrote: Please re-read carefully, especially the words 'not this last month'. Sorry. I thought that was just your careless use of language. Actually, it was pretty obtuse. "In the past", or "eleven years ago" would have been less misleading. I suppose I was a bit lazy.....I should have counted the days back to...

... And why do you think Earth was created by a demon purely because the sentient beings suffer? Earth itself - the rainfall - the snowfall - the clouds - the wind - the mountains - the sea - is a beautiful creation. How can you slate creation purely because there are a few humans on Earth that happen to suffer? Sounds like you are throwing the baby out with the ...

... And why do you think Earth was created by a demon purely because the sentient beings suffer? Earth itself - the rainfall - the snowfall - the clouds - the wind - the mountains - the sea - is a beautiful creation. How can you slate creation purely because there are a few humans on Earth that happen to suffer? Sounds like you are throwing the baby out with the ...

...>> And why do you think Earth was created by a demon purely because the sentient beings suffer? Earth itself - the rainfall - the snowfall - the clouds - the wind - the mountains - the sea - is a beautiful creation. How can you slate creation purely because there are a few humans on Earth that happen to suffer? Sounds like you are throwing the baby out with the bathwater....

Jonah Thomas <jethomas5@gmail.com> wrote Re: Forth Day and SEA Platform news? mhx@iae.nl (Marcel Hendrix) wrote: [..] ... non-self-modifying code." Which is trivially true -- who would care to challenge this observation. Now, to make a scientifically (not ... it will be necessary to define 'self-modifying code' more carefully. For instance, is a Forth interpreter a self-modifying program? ...