... amongst methods of suppression that these creatures use, is the methos of action which depends on the confrontation of a true object - which they try to suppress, with a false object, which they use for squashing purposes. I described this method of suppression in more details on the web page "memorial.htm" mentioned above, where I explained and illustrated with photographs how authentic photographs of UFOs which beam lights towards the ...

... pretty oriental character in the emacs23 buffer, but not when I cut and paste it to here in emacs22. I used to see that bug quite a bit some time back. I thought that it had been squashed. And, indeed, it currently works for me. Do you see the bug if you start emacs with -Q? No. I don't remember with any certainty, but there might have been some setting I used to ...

... .$(Qr@.(B (which is a very pretty oriental character in the emacs23 buffer, but not when I cut and paste it to here in emacs22. I used to see that bug quite a bit some time back. I thought that it had been squashed. And, indeed, it currently works for me. Do you see the bug if you start emacs with -Q? I don't remember with any certainty, but there might have been some setting I used to use with 22 which 23 didn't need and ...

... train between MSP and Seattle. Nurture the crackpot within, Karen. It's the side of people that most spend all their lives trying squash down, probably for all the right reasons, but it's surely the side that usenet was invented for. LOL. I don't try to squash who I have become. It's time for me to enjoy the freedom I have. I worked hard to be where I am now. I ...

... to buy sandwiches? Got me. Family lore is fambly lore. That's also the line that came West, I believe. The Empire Builder? Nurture the crackpot within, Karen. It's the side of people that most spend all their lives trying squash down, probably for all the right reasons, but it's surely the side that usenet was invented for. LOL. If anyone who knew me, knew that I spend hours here fucking around, they'd think I was insane. Well, it IS ...

...> My guess is that he had his electricity and/or internet access cut off because of arrears. He poked his head into one of the chess newsgroups today with some of his legal expertise. I think he's hard at work at another roadrunner-squashing lawsuit. 0-22 now; that's gotta inspire a team at halftime. halftime? you mean we can expect another 22 lawsuits from Mr. Parker? ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

....old@friend.invalid.com> wrote: My guess is that he had his electricity and/or internet access cut off because of arrears. He poked his head into one of the chess newsgroups today with some of his legal expertise. I think he's hard at work at another roadrunner-squashing lawsuit. 0-22 now; that's gotta inspire a team at halftime. He usually responds in times like this. I've missed Gordon Roy more than I've missed dman.

In article <C4E1DD7D.12F5BA%%alexknyc@gmail.com>, Alex <alexknyc@gmail.com> wrote: Maybe it's one of those 72-hour observation vacations. I think it's likelier he's back at the drawing board, chuckling to himself while he draws plans to squash the roadrunner.

... IMO. What are they going to do with that other mad bomber, Ayers? They can locate your physical address, photograph you, and whenever you plan a trip to hear an Obama speech, they'll be waiting. I wouldn't waste the carbon going to an Obama or a McCain speech. Would you? Perhaps the Secret Service needs to squash that sort of destructiveness too, eh? Nothing worse than killing us all with anthropogenic forcing, eh?

... words pairs, i.e. from 'sledge hammer', to 'sledge-hammer' and eventually, 'sledgehammer'. The OED prefers the hyphen, but 'sledgehammer' is now the more common spelling. Pretty well anything which is small and easy to squash has come verbally under the hammer; typified by nuts or insects. These have included peanuts, walnuts or just nuts; also gnats, flies, mosquitoes etc. The first to fall victim was the humble fly, as in this piece ...