Re: [abcusers] Intergalactic naming conventions.

2002-07-03 Thread Laura Conrad
> "laurie" == laurie griffiths writes: laurie> I'd better wait and see what Jack and Phil say - but there seem to me to be laurie> many Scotsmen that consider their variant of English a separate language laurie> (some of Burns poetry can be pretty impenetrable to us English). Ce

Re: [abcusers] Intergalactic naming conventions.

2002-07-03 Thread Laurie (ukonline)
Let's see; Scotland does have its own parliament now, but it doesn't have its own army or navy, so it must be a dialect (and an inferior one at that ;-). I'd better wait and see what Jack and Phil say - but there seem to me to be many Scotsmen that consider their variant of English a separ

Re: [abcusers] Intergalactic naming conventions.

2002-07-03 Thread John Chambers
Frank Nordberg writes: | John Chambers wrote: | > | ... And the English think that English is the language that the English | > | speak!! | > | Laurie | > | > Yeah, well, the language does have more than a few major dialects. | > There's that line from My Fair Lady: "In America they haven't sp

Re: [abcusers] Intergalactic naming conventions.

2002-07-03 Thread Frank Nordberg
John Chambers wrote: > > | ... And the English think that English is the language that the English > | speak!! > | Laurie > > Yeah, well, the language does have more than a few major dialects. > There's that line from My Fair Lady: "In America they haven't spoken > it in years." And it's p

Re: [abcusers] Intergalactic naming conventions.

2002-07-01 Thread John Chambers
| ... And the English think that English is the language that the English | speak!! | Laurie Yeah, well, the language does have more than a few major dialects. There's that line from My Fair Lady: "In America they haven't spoken it in years." And it's probably worth noting that the major Ame

Re: [abcusers] Intergalactic naming conventions.

2002-07-01 Thread Iain Anderson
Sorry sent wrong reference http://www.ipnsig.org/techinfo.htm -see pdf document - Interplanetary Internet: Architectural Definition --On Monday, July 01, 2002 13:40:45 + Thomas Bending <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> > Any other Brightons there may be need qualification eg Brighton, >> > Pl

Re: [abcusers] Intergalactic naming conventions.

2002-07-01 Thread Iain Anderson
see http://www.faqs.org/rfc/rfc3271.txt --On Monday, July 01, 2002 13:40:45 + Thomas Bending <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> > Any other Brightons there may be need qualification eg Brighton, >> > Planet Zog. >> >> When it comes to announcements on the web, it's safe to assume it >> happens

Re: [abcusers] Intergalactic naming conventions.

2002-07-01 Thread Thomas Bending
> > Any other Brightons there may be need qualification eg Brighton, > > Planet Zog. > > When it comes to announcements on the web, it's safe to assume it > happens on earth. All other semi-civilized planets have their own > (mutually incompatible) networks, and as for *civilized* planets - I > g

Re: [abcusers] Intergalactic naming conventions.

2002-06-30 Thread Laurie (ukonline)
... And the English think that English is the language that the English speak!! Laurie To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html