On Sat, Aug 12, 2006 at 07:29:29PM +0530, Udhay Shankar N wrote:
> Rishab Aiyer Ghosh forwarded a note from Perry Metzger: [ on 09:33 PM
> 8/11/2006 ]
>
> >So, I'm doing a bunch of reading, and I find the claimed method the
> >"highly sophisticated" attackers came up with for bringing down
> >air
On Wed August 16 2006 4:03 am, Rishab Aiyer Ghosh wrote:
> that's the new secret plan - and it's much easier to square with the
> religion, too, since suicide and killing people is harder to justify than
> getting arrested and having the authorities tremendous inconvenience.
> -rishab
Yes.
Keepin
http://www.wondermark.com/d/220.html
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On Tue, Aug 15, 2006 at 03:33:22PM -0700, Rishab Aiyer Ghosh wrote:
> that's the new secret plan - and it's much easier to square with the
> religion, too, since suicide and killing people is harder to justify than
> getting arrested and having the autho
that's the new secret plan - and it's much easier to square with the
religion, too, since suicide and killing people is harder to justify than
getting arrested and having the authorities tremendous inconvenience.
-rishab
At 10:54 11/08/2006, Christopher M. Kelty wrote:
Word up to aspiring terr
ashok wrote: [ on 01:59 PM 8/14/2006 ]
may i recommend 'cafe corretto' - an espresso with a dash of grappa
? apart from the taste,
it is excellent for banishing gas after a heavy meal.
Yours Truly and another list member once spent a glorious evening
ingesting shots made of grappa and Tia
ashok wrote:
and you are told that if you "pull the
big red lever" the door will fly off - "so, dont
pull it unless you are told to do so..."wonder why they havent
concluded that the safety exit is a security hazard?
Not up in the air, it won't. You would need to be The Hulk to do it in
t
On Mon August 14 2006 8:34 am, Ramakrishnan Sundaram wrote:
> > That, to me, is a clear indicator of the implausibility of the explosives
> > plot.
>
> Apart from which, you have firsthand experience of mixing liquids all
> your life without any explosion.
>
>Can we thread-drift into cocktail recip
and if you are with a greek or a sicilian, and if
the occassion befits
it, it is very much in order, to smash the glass upon
the floor after
having the drink.
i imagine if you were running a restaurant you would
have to price the drink
appropriately to account for the smashed glass.
>
> not rea
not really...you must down it immediately
after putting in the lighted match , and it must always be done using
a proper shot-glass (I imagine doing
that with a whisky glass, might set ones eyebrows on fire)
>
> > lighted match into the glass after pouring in the ouzo and drink
the flaming
>
On 8/14/06, ashok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
lighted match into the glass after pouring in the ouzo and drink the flaming
concoction.. though in my
opinion, the fire burns away the alchohol thus weakening the overall effect.
Would drinking the flaming concoction have adverse side effects on yo
may i recommend 'cafe corretto' -
an espresso with a dash of grappa ? apart from the taste,
it is excellent for banishing gas after
a heavy meal.
the same espresso also goes well with
a smaller dose of Ouzo ...some people are known to put a
lighted match into the glass after pouring
in the ouz
On 8/14/06, Madhu Menon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Discovery of the week: A Black Russian made with vanilla vodka is a
magical thing. It's tastier than the regular version.
Should try it out.
I've been playing around with Stoli Kafya - Coffee flavoured Stoli.
It's great on it's own.
Chris an
personally, i hate flying - everything
about it, the smell, the plastic stench of the food, sitting next to people
who fart throughout the flight etc...
if there is a bus or train available (unfortunately not available for long
haul )
i prefer to take that.
as the chemistry email said, the che
Deepa Mohan wrote:> see Yathin's post on a related note:>>
http://yathin.livejournal.com/132095.html
I get a 403 error for that URL.Madhu
Sorry, Madhu, my bad as you would say...I didn't realize that it was a restricted post. I will have to take permission from Yathin to share!
Deepa.
Madhu Menon wrote: [ on 09:10 AM 8/14/2006 ]
Apart from which, you have firsthand experience of mixing liquids all
your life without any explosion.
Well, not all my life. More like the last three years. But that can
be our little secret. ;)
I think he was referring to Shiv, who has to work
Ramakrishnan Sundaram wrote:
On 8/14/06, sastry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That, to me, is a clear indicator of the implausibility of the explosives
plot.
Apart from which, you have firsthand experience of mixing liquids all
your life without any explosion.
Well, not all my life. More like
On 8/14/06, sastry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That, to me, is a clear indicator of the implausibility of the explosives
plot.
Apart from which, you have firsthand experience of mixing liquids all
your life without any explosion.
Can we thread-drift into cocktail recipes, please?
Ram
On Mon August 14 2006 3:12 am, Madhu Menon wrote:
> I get a 403 error for that URL.
That, to me, is a clear indicator of the implausibility of the explosives
plot.
shiv
Deepa Mohan wrote:
see Yathin's post on a related note:
http://yathin.livejournal.com/132095.html
I get a 403 error for that URL.
Madhu
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Madhu Menon
Shiok Far-eastern Cuisine
Indiranagar, Bangalore
Visit us @ http://www.shiokfood.com
Phone: (080) 4116 1800
see Yathin's post on a related note:
http://yathin.livejournal.com/132095.html
Deepa.
On 8/13/06, Udhay Shankar N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Indrajit Gupta wrote: [ on 08:38 PM 8/13/2006 ]>I was, and it was not an experience that I want to go through ever again.
Say more?Udhay--((Udhay Shankar
Indrajit Gupta wrote: [ on 08:38 PM 8/13/2006 ]
I was, and it was not an experience that I want to go through ever again.
Say more?
Udhay
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I was, and it was not an experience that I want to go through ever again.Anish Mohammed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi ,Is this the same Perry from cryptography mailing list ?. Speaking of which I was at Heathrow airport on 10 th morning, on my way to India, I am glad that I wasnt taken out for pri
On Fri August 11 2006 9:33 pm, Rishab Aiyer Ghosh wrote:
> humans are 70% fluids and thus potentially walking bombs, they must all be
> evaporated before boarding to be truly safe.
This is not a joke. Anyone who tried to take a pee in the men's toilets in
Heathrow will notice that men's "standing
Udhay Shankar N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Rishab Aiyer Ghosh forwarded a note from Perry Metzger: [ on 09:33 PM
> 8/11/2006 ]
>
>>So, I'm doing a bunch of reading, and I find the claimed method the
>>"highly sophisticated" attackers came up with for bringing down
>>airliners kind of implausibl
Rishab Aiyer Ghosh forwarded a note from Perry Metzger: [ on 09:33 PM
8/11/2006 ]
So, I'm doing a bunch of reading, and I find the claimed method the
"highly sophisticated" attackers came up with for bringing down
airliners kind of implausible. I wonder if it could ever work in
reality.
Here'
Anish Mohammed wrote: [ on 09:18 AM 8/12/2006 ]
Is this the same Perry from cryptography mailing list ?
Yes, same guy who moderates the cryptography mailing list.
Udhay
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Hi ,
Is this the same Perry from cryptography mailing list ?. Speaking of
which I was at Heathrow airport on 10 th morning, on my way to India, I
am glad that I wasnt taken out for private search :-).
Was anyone from Silk at Heathrow on 10 th morning ?
regards
Anish
i am not looking forward to flying from sf to amsterdam tomorrow... fear of dehydration, not blowing up - as the daily show segment said yesterday, humans are 70% fluids and thus potentially walking bombs, they must all be evaporated before boarding to be truly safe.
-rishab
And then the airline
So I flew yesterday, from a tiny airport in British Columbia to
Vancouver, and thence to Houston. All told it went remarkably
smoothly, given the kinds of hysteria we encountered everywhere except
on the planes themselves, where flight attendants seemed as jokey and
bored and everything-is-normal
fyi.
i am not looking forward to flying from sf to amsterdam tomorrow... fear of
dehydration, not blowing up - as the daily show segment said yesterday, humans
are 70% fluids and thus potentially walking bombs, they must all be evaporated
before boarding to be truly safe.
-rishab
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