One of three options

Where is everybody?

"Articus Drools" wrote in message

Either
a) the servers gone belly up (again…)
b) everyone’s workload has increased exponentially
or
c) there has been a localised shift in the space-time continuum
Personally I prefer option c) as it seems to be the more realistic
Articus

In my case it’s D: Went to a convention in Atlanta, then returned to Florida to discover that my power and Internet connection are down and may be down for several days. (I’m typing this on a laptop on dialup right now.)

Great convention, though. 🙂

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I hope everything is Ok over there – my understanding is that things may be a bit windy

Articus

"Tacit" wrote in message

In my case it’s D: Went to a convention in Atlanta, then returned to Florida to
discover that my power and Internet connection are down and may be down for
several days. (I’m typing this on a laptop on dialup right now.)
Great convention, though. 🙂

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Art, literature, shareware, polyamory, kink, and more:
http://www.xeromag.com/franklin.html

I hope everything is Ok over there – my understanding is that things may be a bit windy

We had no power until about midnight yesterday (Tuesday), and the front yard looks like a debris field from a train wreck, but other than that we cane through OK. The fun art was the drive home from Atlanta–we were headed south on 75 as the hurricane was headed north on 75. Seven hours of driving in nonstop wind and heavy rain.

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Art, literature, shareware, polyamory, kink, and more:
http://www.xeromag.com/franklin.html

USA is a great place

what a wonderful land mass

ice to desert and -ahhh- mountains

I understand a bunch of miners on a day out picnic were the first people to climb highest mountain in USA?

Articus

"Tacit" wrote in message

I hope everything is Ok over there – my understanding is that things may be
a bit windy

We had no power until about midnight yesterday (Tuesday), and the front yard
looks like a debris field from a train wreck, but other than that we cane through OK. The fun art was the drive home from Atlanta–we were headed south
on 75 as the hurricane was headed north on 75. Seven hours of driving in nonstop wind and heavy rain.

—
Art, literature, shareware, polyamory, kink, and more:
http://www.xeromag.com/franklin.html

just keep taking the pills
"Articus Drools" wrote in message

USA is a great place

what a wonderful land mass

ice to desert and -ahhh- mountains

I understand a bunch of miners on a day out picnic were the first people

to

climb highest mountain in USA?

Articus

"Tacit" wrote in message

I hope everything is Ok over there – my understanding is that things

may

be
a bit windy

We had no power until about midnight yesterday (Tuesday), and the front yard
looks like a debris field from a train wreck, but other than that we

cane

through OK. The fun art was the drive home from Atlanta–we were headed south
on 75 as the hurricane was headed north on 75. Seven hours of driving in nonstop wind and heavy rain.

—
Art, literature, shareware, polyamory, kink, and more:
http://www.xeromag.com/franklin.html

Hmmm… nice….

First time poster?

Articus

"Nan Staunton" wrote in message

just keep taking the pills
"Articus Drools" wrote in message

USA is a great place

what a wonderful land mass

ice to desert and -ahhh- mountains

I understand a bunch of miners on a day out picnic were the first people

to

climb highest mountain in USA?

Articus

"Tacit" wrote in message

I hope everything is Ok over there – my understanding is that things

may

be
a bit windy

We had no power until about midnight yesterday (Tuesday), and the front yard
looks like a debris field from a train wreck, but other than that we

cane

through OK. The fun art was the drive home from Atlanta–we were headed south
on 75 as the hurricane was headed north on 75. Seven hours of driving in
nonstop wind and heavy rain.

—
Art, literature, shareware, polyamory, kink, and more:
http://www.xeromag.com/franklin.html