To All:
I just want to say that LUSA does not have to be limited in scope
to the United States. We can serve Canada, Equador and Mozambique
if we need to. I know that some of you have expressed concerns
about the limits of the name LUSA. This is an appropriate time
to discuss this since the logo is now being considered.
Really, here's how we could work with other places. If you put a
box in say, Saskatoon or somewhere in the far east just let me
know at that time. I'll figure out what to do with it, and I may
need help from people who know about maps and such to help me as
there is a deplorable lack of Web-usable map information available
outside of U.S. borders.
I guess that's it. Did any of you see that commercial that goes,
"Bad Cretit? No problem! Bankruptcy? No problem! Foreclosure?
No problem! We've got you covered."
Well ours might go like this:
"Letterbox in Istanbul? No problem! Letterbox in Laos? No problem!
Letterbox in the Urals? No problem! We've got you covered."
Thanks,
Dan'l
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LUSA name
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[L-USA] LUSA name
From: Daniel Servatius (elf@pclink.com) |
Date: 1999-03-15 20:12:17 UTC-06:00
[L-USA] Re: LUSA name
From: Linda Aplin (linda@auc.com) |
Date: 1999-03-16 14:59:02 UTC-08:00
Reply to: RE: [L-USA] LUSA name
I'm vacationing in Provence this summer, and my husband is going to Greenland.
I plan to leave boxes in both places. Could these boxes be mapped? Or if not mapped, could they be listed somewhere on the L-USA page?
Linda
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Daniel Servatius wrote:
>To All:
>
>I just want to say that LUSA does not have to be limited in scope
>to the United States. We can serve Canada, Equador and Mozambique
>if we need to. I know that some of you have expressed concerns
>about the limits of the name LUSA. This is an appropriate time
>to discuss this since the logo is now being considered.
>
>Really, here's how we could work with other places. If you put a
>box in say, Saskatoon or somewhere in the far east just let me >know at that time. I'll figure out what to do with it, and I may
>need help from people who know about maps and such to help me as
>there is a deplorable lack of Web-usable map information available
>outside of U.S. borders.
>
>I guess that's it. Did any of you see that commercial that goes,
>"Bad Cretit? No problem! Bankruptcy? No problem! Foreclosure?
>No problem! We've got you covered."
>Well ours might go like this:
>"Letterbox in Istanbul? No problem! Letterbox in Laos? No problem!
>Letterbox in the Urals? No problem! We've got you covered."
>
>
>Thanks,
>Dan'l
>
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I'm vacationing in Provence this summer, and my husband is going to Greenland.
I plan to leave boxes in both places. Could these boxes be mapped? Or if not mapped, could they be listed somewhere on the L-USA page?
Linda
_________________________________________________________
Daniel Servatius wrote:
>To All:
>
>I just want to say that LUSA does not have to be limited in scope
>to the United States. We can serve Canada, Equador and Mozambique
>if we need to. I know that some of you have expressed concerns
>about the limits of the name LUSA. This is an appropriate time
>to discuss this since the logo is now being considered.
>
>Really, here's how we could work with other places. If you put a
>box in say, Saskatoon or somewhere in the far east just let me >know at that time. I'll figure out what to do with it, and I may
>need help from people who know about maps and such to help me as
>there is a deplorable lack of Web-usable map information available
>outside of U.S. borders.
>
>I guess that's it. Did any of you see that commercial that goes,
>"Bad Cretit? No problem! Bankruptcy? No problem! Foreclosure?
>No problem! We've got you covered."
>Well ours might go like this:
>"Letterbox in Istanbul? No problem! Letterbox in Laos? No problem!
>Letterbox in the Urals? No problem! We've got you covered."
>
>
>Thanks,
>Dan'l
>
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[L-USA] Re: LUSA name
From: Daniel Servatius (elf@pclink.com) |
Date: 1999-03-16 23:16:07 UTC-06:00
Linda Aplin wrote:
> I'm vacationing in Provence this summer, and my husband is going to
> Greenland. I plan to leave boxes in both places. Could these boxes
> be mapped? Or if not mapped, could they be listed somewhere on the
> L-USA page?
I'll do what I can. I think we can map anyplace some way or other.
Question: How will you check on those letterboxes? Do you frequent
those locales?
Dan'l
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> I'm vacationing in Provence this summer, and my husband is going to
> Greenland. I plan to leave boxes in both places. Could these boxes
> be mapped? Or if not mapped, could they be listed somewhere on the
> L-USA page?
I'll do what I can. I think we can map anyplace some way or other.
Question: How will you check on those letterboxes? Do you frequent
those locales?
Dan'l
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[L-USA] Re: LUSA name
From: Linda Aplin (linda@auc.com) |
Date: 1999-03-17 11:44:01 UTC-08:00
Reply to: RE: [L-USA] Re: LUSA name
Nope, I'm going to love em and leave em. Probably no one will ever find the one in Greenland -- except maybe future explorers in the year 3000. Then it'll be like a time capsule. Maybe I should include some relics of 1999--any suggestions on what to include?
Linda
PS Maybe checking on letterboxes is a good reason to make yearly trips to Provence?!? Great idea!
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Daniel Servatius wrote:
>Linda Aplin wrote:
>> I'm vacationing in Provence this summer, and my husband is going to
>> Greenland. I plan to leave boxes in both places. Could these boxes
>> be mapped? Or if not mapped, could they be listed somewhere on the
>> L-USA page?
>
>I'll do what I can. I think we can map anyplace some way or other.
>Question: How will you check on those letterboxes? Do you frequent
>those locales?
>
>Dan'l
>
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Nope, I'm going to love em and leave em. Probably no one will ever find the one in Greenland -- except maybe future explorers in the year 3000. Then it'll be like a time capsule. Maybe I should include some relics of 1999--any suggestions on what to include?
Linda
PS Maybe checking on letterboxes is a good reason to make yearly trips to Provence?!? Great idea!
______________________________________________________________
Daniel Servatius wrote:
>Linda Aplin wrote:
>> I'm vacationing in Provence this summer, and my husband is going to
>> Greenland. I plan to leave boxes in both places. Could these boxes
>> be mapped? Or if not mapped, could they be listed somewhere on the
>> L-USA page?
>
>I'll do what I can. I think we can map anyplace some way or other.
>Question: How will you check on those letterboxes? Do you frequent
>those locales?
>
>Dan'l
>
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[L-USA] Re: LUSA name
From: (Stamperhog@aol.com) |
Date: 1999-03-17 22:10:21 UTC-05:00
In a message dated 3/17/99 9:53:14 PM, you wrote:
<< Reply to: RE: [L-USA] Re: LUSA name
Nope, I'm going to love em and leave em. Probably no one will ever find the
one in Greenland -- except maybe future explorers in the year 3000. Then it'll
be like a time capsule. Maybe I should include some relics of 1999--any
suggestions on what to include?
Linda>>
Linda,
how bout enclosing some of the printed hype about Y2K???? THAT otta give them
a REAL laugh in another 1000 years, LOL.
Hoggie
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