>  >   Maybe they should triangles for a hypoteneus (sp?).

 >  GP> Close: hypotenuse.

 >   At least I tried.

I knew what you meant & wouldn't have said anytyhing except you'd requested
it. . . ;) 


 >   Sort of like Southern DOS -- Ya'll reckon?? (Yep/Nope).

I've heard about that. . .

I love the Texas drawl in young women--by the time they finish saying, "Ah'm
not thay kind of gal" they ARE! (stolen from somewhere)

 >  GP> Spouses are like world wars.
 >  GP> You never refer to them as the "first" until there's a second.

 >   Never mind what's going on in the foxholes. :P

Q: What's trhe difference between a dog & a fox?
A: About 5 beers.

 > ... What if someone's real name is a psuedonym??

Careful of that -- publishers are now trademark protecting authors' real 
names &/or pen names (whichever is selling the most)

The local newspaper just hired me as the sports editor.
My pen name is Jim Shortz.

This "Australian entrepreneur" followed my startup company on Twitter the
other day. His name on Twitter is Mike Quill. My coworkers were very excited.
I told them, "Don't get too excited. Do we know if this is a real person? 
Mike Quill may just be a pen name."

I was actually heading off to enjoy t he weekend, but I wanted to ask tyou 
for a copy of your train engineer poem you mentioned in an earlier message, 
if you still have it, please?

Your friend,

<+]:{)}
Cyberpope, Bishop of ROM
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