...>I read somewhere that the standard road "No Entry" sign symbol (white bar on a red background) was originally is intended tp represent something. Can anyone tell me what it is... their boundaries with their formal shields and, when not wishing visitors to enter, would indicate so by tying a blood-red ribbon horizontally around the shield. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-way_traffic There's no reference for that, though, so I...

... off my girl friend but I should have known better 'cause she's got a bigger weenie than I do (and more balls too). OK, that's it for now, folks. I'm gonna tie a red ribbon around my weenie so's I don't lose it again. Oh boy, looks like Beavershot Anderson is working up to having another photo session soon.

Brian Tillman wrote: No, they're only signed. The icon is a red ribbon. As far as I know, I would have to have my own public key in order for the sender to be able to encrypt mail for me? (and I don't) You are correct in this last statement. I really can't say, then, why the Reading Pane doesn't display the message. We use signed and/or encrypted messages extensively where I ...

Nils Magnus <nmee@nmee.net> wrote: No, they're only signed. The icon is a red ribbon. As far as I know, I would have to have my own public key in order for the sender to be able to encrypt mail for me? (and I don't) You are correct in this last statement. I really can't say, then, why the Reading Pane doesn't display the message. We use signed and/or encrypted messages ...

... the message you see. Digitally-signed messages generally do not display that message and will display in the Reading Pane. Is the icon a red ribbon or a blue lock? No, they're only signed. The icon is a red ribbon. As far as I know, I would have to have my own public key in order for the sender to be able to encrypt mail for me?...

... the Reading Pane and will display the message you see. Digitally-signed messages generally do not display that message and will display in the Reading Pane. Is the icon a red ribbon or a blue lock? Any ideas why it hangs, and how I can fix it? (and preferably also be able to read the mail in the reading pane)....

... wrote: Satyr: In a way, intellectual debate is always masturbatory bullshit, unless of course it has a practical purpose, This ties a neat red ribbon around the original occasion for this thread: in a way, the sigils are always gibberish poorly transcribed, unless of course they actually succeed in calling someone...

Satyr: In a way, intellectual debate is always masturbatory bullshit, unless of course it has a practical purpose, This ties a neat red ribbon around the original occasion for this thread: in a way, the sigils are always gibberish poorly transcribed, unless of course they actually succeed in calling someone. Who will ...

..., and later duplicates itself). Based on the manga by Akira Toriyama. Arale, Senbe, and the rest of the Penguin Village appears in DRAGON BALL during the Red Ribbon storyline. DR. SLUMP is highly recommended. [Entry by Andrew Kieswetter] DOKOKADE NAKUSHITA AITSU NO AITSU: see DNA^2 DOMINION: Two OVA series (4-part DOMINION, ...

..., and later duplicates itself). Based on the manga by Akira Toriyama. Arale, Senbe, and the rest of the Penguin Village appears in DRAGON BALL during the Red Ribbon storyline. DR. SLUMP is highly recommended. [Entry by Andrew Kieswetter] DOKOKADE NAKUSHITA AITSU NO AITSU: see DNA^2 DOMINION: Two OVA series (4-part DOMINION, ...