12-07-14 11:34 Holger Granholm wrote to Ed Vance about Re: Older.

 HG> {at}MSGID: 
 HG> In a message dated 12-06-14, Ed Vance said to Jean Parrot:

 HG> Hi Ed,
Howdy! Holger,

 EV>  When a chicken lays an egg on a barn roof you get a eggroll.

 HG> Chicken do not lay eggs, hen do!

I call both Hens and Roosters Chickens.
And I know a Rooster can't lay eggs so I'd think anyone reading that
line in my messages would automatically know the statement was about
the Female Chicken called a Hen.

 HG> Besides, the word eggroll starts with a consonant and therefore
 HG> it must be "an eggroll".

When I saw You wrote the word consonant instead of vowel I looked at
the 'e' in the word eggroll and thought You may have been sleepy when
it was written but I see the Time that You typed it was 11:34 .

I don't know if the Date/Time in messages gets converted to what would
be the Local Time instead of the Actual Time it was where the person
who wrote the message.

I figure the Date/Time a BBS receives a new message could be the BBS's
Time instead of where the Time Zone where writer lived. ??????????
73

... I couldn't repair the brakes, so I made your horn louder.
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