If you send info in I hope you are not disappointed that it will
abbreviated.
For example, here is how they will look (I got these this morning):
Tammy Abernathy, Age 38, North Carolina: Agri-research & Dog stamps
mailto:tammy@unity.ncsu.edu
Marty Chamberlain, Age 35, Pennsylvania: Outdoors & Spelunking
mailto:martyc@cyberdude.com
Tom Cooch, Age 54, Vermont: Teaching & Hiking
mailto:tcooch@sover.net
Thank you for the positive feedback.
Dan
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Started on 1999-01-29
[L-USA] Send info
From: elf (elf@pclink.com) |
Date: 1999-01-29 10:16:46 UTC-06:00
[L-USA] Re: Send info
From: Marty Chamberlain (martyc@cyberdude.com) |
Date: 1999-01-29 16:43:05 UTC-05:00
Dan,
Well, my only comment is that I don't do Spelunking. In my note to you
this morning, I actually meant "Exploring The Cave of The Unknown"
figuratively, not literally. I can understand the confusion, but I
definitely don't spelunk! :)
Marty
At 10:16 AM 1/29/99 -0600, Dan wrote:
>If you send info in I hope you are not disappointed that it will
>abbreviated.
>
>For example, here is how they will look (I got these this morning):
>
>Tammy Abernathy, Age 38, North Carolina: Agri-research & Dog stamps
>mailto:tammy@unity.ncsu.edu
>
>Marty Chamberlain, Age 35, Pennsylvania: Outdoors & Spelunking
>mailto:martyc@cyberdude.com
>
>Tom Cooch, Age 54, Vermont: Teaching & Hiking
>mailto:tcooch@sover.net
>
>Thank you for the positive feedback.
>
>Dan
>
>
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Well, my only comment is that I don't do Spelunking. In my note to you
this morning, I actually meant "Exploring The Cave of The Unknown"
figuratively, not literally. I can understand the confusion, but I
definitely don't spelunk! :)
Marty
At 10:16 AM 1/29/99 -0600, Dan wrote:
>If you send info in I hope you are not disappointed that it will
>abbreviated.
>
>For example, here is how they will look (I got these this morning):
>
>Tammy Abernathy, Age 38, North Carolina: Agri-research & Dog stamps
>mailto:tammy@unity.ncsu.edu
>
>Marty Chamberlain, Age 35, Pennsylvania: Outdoors & Spelunking
>mailto:martyc@cyberdude.com
>
>Tom Cooch, Age 54, Vermont: Teaching & Hiking
>mailto:tcooch@sover.net
>
>Thank you for the positive feedback.
>
>Dan
>
>
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[L-USA] Re: Send info
From: Daniel Servatius (elf@pclink.com) |
Date: 1999-01-31 09:44:07 UTC-06:00
Marty Chamberlain wrote:
> In my note to you... I actually meant "Exploring The Cave of The
> Unknown" figuratively, not literally... I definitely don't spelunk! :)
Oh, in that case I'm a spelunker too.
Should I change the description to read "Spelunker at Heart"? ;-)
A friend of mine, Steven Porter, is a renown cave diver.
He's been thousands of feet into the bowels of the earth
(under water!). He says you have to take along a good
light because in most places you can't see 2 inches in
front of you. I don't think he's ever explained why he
does it. To be honest I don't think he knows.
For me its enough to think for a few moments what that
might be like. So, I'm a definitely a "figurative only"
spelunker myself.
Dan'l
Ps. Is there anything else you want on your description
Marty, besides outdoors?
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> In my note to you... I actually meant "Exploring The Cave of The
> Unknown" figuratively, not literally... I definitely don't spelunk! :)
Oh, in that case I'm a spelunker too.
Should I change the description to read "Spelunker at Heart"? ;-)
A friend of mine, Steven Porter, is a renown cave diver.
He's been thousands of feet into the bowels of the earth
(under water!). He says you have to take along a good
light because in most places you can't see 2 inches in
front of you. I don't think he's ever explained why he
does it. To be honest I don't think he knows.
For me its enough to think for a few moments what that
might be like. So, I'm a definitely a "figurative only"
spelunker myself.
Dan'l
Ps. Is there anything else you want on your description
Marty, besides outdoors?
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[L-USA] Re: Send info
From: Marty Chamberlain (martyc@cyberdude.com) |
Date: 1999-02-01 08:24:32 UTC-05:00
At 09:44 AM 1/31/99 -0600, Dan wrote:
---snip---
>Ps. Is there anything else you want on your description
>Marty, besides outdoors?
How about just replacing "outdoors" with "Exploring The Cave of The
Unknown" in my description? That pretty much sums it all up. :)
Marty
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>Ps. Is there anything else you want on your description
>Marty, besides outdoors?
How about just replacing "outdoors" with "Exploring The Cave of The
Unknown" in my description? That pretty much sums it all up. :)
Marty
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