Hi ya Lawrence:-)
 -=> Quoting Lawrence Garvin to Stewy <=-
 LG> STEWY said in a message to LAWRENCE GARVIN:
 
 S>  Do you read any other books from different authors...
 LG> I do... but to engage in that discussion would be generally off topic
 LG> here, so if you wish to reply, I believe NETMAIL would be appropriate;
 LG> but to answer your question, and at least be polite , I've read (and
 LG> enjoyed) such authors as Herbert, Ludlow, Clancy, Jakes, Tolkien,
 LG> Doyle, and Fleming. 
 Well, that would be nice, if I knew what is was...(quick foot note...I am
 a newbie to the world of computers)...so if you need to tell me about
 netmail..we need to find another echo we both have...so I can figure it 
out
 LG> I also own quite an extensive collection of books by classic American
 LG> authors, as well as many world-reknown authors of the Judeo-Christian
 LG> era from Homer to Freud.
 Well I guess all we have in common is SK..cuz you've totally lost me with 
he
 other authors...though I do know Tolkien; but only from school...
 LG> Obviously that list is way to numerous to attempt to list here, but it
 LG> approaches over 100 physical volumes. Suffice it to say if you threw
 LG> out an author's name, I probably own at least one book by that author.
 LG> That's not to say I've actually -read- them all, though. Collecting
 LG> books is a 'retirement' project. :)
 LG> I also have this rather unsubstantiated belief that by the mid-21st
 LG> century, the idea of bound paper printed books will be a nonexistent
 LG> entity, and I view them as an 'investment' as well. Maybe because I'm a
 LG> computer scientist, a futurist, and a Trekker. 
 Good..computer scientist...explain to me "NETMAIL" oh great one but, in
 another echo of course 
 TTYL....Stewy
... Help me look, please?  I've lost my damn innocence again.
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