Hello Roy.

11 Jun 06 14:41, you wrote to me:

 WD>>>> How 'bout the middle-finger in morse? ;-)

 ML>>> From high school in 1954

 ML>>>   ....-  --.-

 MvdV>>            4Q

 RW> the U is missing.

Nor, there is an R too many. 4Q -> foRkyou

 ML>>> Or more explicitly as a reply to the above

 ML>>>   ....-  --,-  ..---  ---  --

 MvdV>>               4Q2OM

 ML>>> Isn't it amazing what encryption can offer,

 MvdV>> It does not really make sense unless one is a native English
 MvdV>> speaker I suppose..

 RW> The U is missing once again. Try pronouncing it with the Q sounding
 RW> like a K as in fork...I assume that you know what OM means.

An R too many. foRkyoutoo-oldman

Of course I know what OM means.

Always found that a silly expression BTW. When I got my license at 18 (min
age at the time) they all started calling me old...

OM has gotten out of fashion here. Haven't heard it in years. XYL is still
used though oddly enough...


Michiel

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