Re: FLUXLIST: Haiku Haiku the beat is crazy...

I wrote a haiku that was all about myself, was that an IQ?   Philip   - Original Message - From: Roger Stevens To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 28 February 2002 20:07 Subject: FLUXLIST: Haiku Haiku the beat is crazy... Haikus do indeed have seventeen syllables b

Re: FLUXLIST: Haiku after Arguelles (A replyification)

'Scuse me butting in, but... Yes, haiku were originally meant to follow the 5-7-5 syllables convention. Though they were also supposed to end with a noun or another strongly emotional word, and to contain some kind of word or phrase that referred to the season during which they were composed (win

Re: FLUXLIST: Brian Lane Exhibition in UK

Hi Sol I think your question was asked in my direction?? Sorry for the long delay in responding, I've been away for almost 2 weeks, on a speaking tour. And I'm sorry to disappoint, but no, I didn't go to the Brian Lane exhibition. I was in the wilds of Scotland at the time! Not that Ipswich i

FLUXLIST: Dealing with Badtrans.B

Seems like a few people on this list may have become lucky recipients of the badtrans virus, which is doing the rounds at the moment. I thought my computer had been infected with it last week. As it turned out, it hadn't been - I'd stopped the virus code running, more by luck than by judgement.

FLUXLIST: Thank you, Fluxsisters

Dear Fluxsisters   Just wanted to thank you for your Card of Darkness, which has arrived here safely (and, rather bizzarely, via the local newsagent, to whom the British postal service mistakenly delivered it - I think they have their own surrealist agenda).   Philip Kane

Re: FLUXLIST: Dark Daze

Dear Fluxsisters Yes please, could I have one too? Philip Kane 275 Luton Road Chatham Kent ME4 5BN England Thanks, Philip Kane Waffling since...er...um...well, for a long time, I suppose... - Original Message - From: Flux Sisters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: 12 No

Re: FLUXLIST: hello

Hi everyone Decided it's about time I introduced myself properly, too, as everyone else seems to be doing so. I'm Philip Kane, I live in the South-East of the UK (in the Medway Towns, in Kent). I'm primarily a writer and oral storyteller, though I try occasionally to play with other artforms as

Re: FLUXLIST: ...lost for words

Or maybe you could opt for a composite word. Elebit? Rabephant? - Original Message - From: Roger Stevens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: FLUXLIST <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: 23 February 2001 14:19 Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: ...lost for words > I was wondering > > is it possible to have identical

Re: FLUXLIST: ...lost for words

In the event that "mouse" is submitted, I would of course have to withdraw my "elephant" immediately. Would that resolve matters? Visualise the process, however, only if you have a strong disposition. Philip Kane - Original Message - From: Roger Stevens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL

Re: FLUXLIST: ...lost for words

elephant - Original Message - From: // - - \ who that chick b <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: 22 February 2001 20:01 Subject: FLUXLIST: ...lost for words > please send me a word. > ___ > Visit htt