HIGHLA-L Digest - 9 Jan 2001 to 10 Jan 2001 (#2001-25)

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      Topics of the day:
      
        1. Who is this "Lance" Guy????!! Geesh!!!!
        2. hear (3)
        3. Sorry, Forgot to add Spoiler to my last post!! (2)
        4. FW: [elizabethgracen] Update to Lizzie's web page
        5. YKYWTMHW..... (3)
      
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      Date:    Wed, 10 Jan 2001 00:36:30 EST
      From:    MBianch447@aol.com
      Subject: Re: Who is this "Lance" Guy????!! Geesh!!!!
      
      In a message dated 10/01/01 12:09:15 PM AUS Eastern Daylight Time,
      USTADAWN@aol.com writes:
      
      <<  have been lurking for some time now, but I have to say that in reading the
       last week's postings I have come to the conclusion that Lance needs
       professional help!  I am a true blue Highlander fan, but give me a freaking
       break!!!!  Lance, Connor is a ficticious character in a story many of us
       LOVE.  He is dead!!!  If you want him alive again, go into your own world of
       FanFic and revive him!!!!  Get off your soapbox now, Lance - move on and get
       a REAL life!!!!! >>
      Keep lurking my dear, but don't go away.........Don't you love all this
      wisdom floating around about what to do with a troll and people knowing very
      well how to deal with them?.......
      
      Amd all these people feeding him just the same........c'est la vie!!!!!
      
      
      
      Maroussia
      
      Life's a dance. You learn as you go. Sometimes you lead,
      sometimes you follow.
      Don't worry 'bout what you don't know,
      life's a dance you learn as you go!
      
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      Date:    Wed, 10 Jan 2001 06:58:07 EST
      From:    Bizarro7@aol.com
      Subject: Re: hear
      
      In a message dated 1/9/01 4:02:17 PM Eastern Standard Time,
      kilmarnock.oradea@virginnet.co.uk writes:
      
      << do u know in which ep of highlander is Glynis Barber, a beautiful blonde
      woman?
        >>
      
      That's amusing. I've always known her much better as "Soolin" from the BBC
      series BLAKES 7, back in the late 1970's. She was in Highlander: The Raven
      (1998-) (TV series) (episode "The Rogue", 1999).
      
      jLeah CWPack
      
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      Date:    Wed, 10 Jan 2001 10:30:06 -0500
      From:    Elaine Nicol <ElaineN@compuserve.com>
      Subject: Re: hear
      
      >> That's amusing. I've always known her much better as "Soolin" from the
      BBC
      series BLAKES 7, back in the late 1970's. She was in Highlander: The Raven
      (1998-) (TV series) (episode "The Rogue", 1999). <<
      
      Thank you.  It was driving me nuts.   I could even see her in the
      episode.<G>
      
      Funnily enough although I also rememeber her as Soolin, I think the part
      that will always stick is Makepeace, probably because she played it for so
      much longer, and was brilliant.   Now what if Makepeace had been an
      immortal she'd have been great, and of course she could always have taken
      Dempsey along with her I'm sure he'd have proved useful.<G>
      
      Elaine.
      
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      Date:    Mon, 8 Jan 2001 14:48:03 -0000
      From:    Rita Ballantyne <kilmarnock.oradea@virginnet.co.uk>
      Subject: Re: Sorry, Forgot to add Spoiler to my last post!!
      
      > PLEASE forgive me list for not putting "Spoiler" in the title of my last
      > post, or for adding spoiler space.  I was just sooooo taken back by
      > this "Lance" character, that I forgot there are still those who have not
      > seen the movie yet.   My sincerest apologies!!!!!!
      
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      ne'er mind, i find it quite impossible to bel, that anyone would NOT know
      that connor is dead, even if they tried not to read abt a film, they haven't
      seen yet.
      
      Rita
      
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      Date:    Wed, 10 Jan 2001 12:47:35 -0500
      From:    Marina Bailey <tmar@fast.co.za>
      Subject: Re: Sorry, Forgot to add Spoiler to my last post!!
      
      Rite wrote:
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      >ne'er mind, i find it quite impossible to bel, that anyone would NOT know
      >that connor is dead, even if they tried not to read abt a film, they haven't
      >seen yet.
      
      Well, I didn't. Not everyone has seen the film yet, and I avoided
      anything and everything about the film, because I knew a lot of
      people who forget to add "spoiler" to their subject lines, or
      would put spoilers in posts otherwise unrelated to the film.
      Which they did, proving my point.
      
      But I only found out about Connor when I started reading about
      our new list troll. It was hard to avoid, but it was my fault
      If I hadn't wanted to see what the troll was doing to this day
      I would not know about that.
      
      Lance, you couldn't wait until Friday to start trolling? That's
      when the film comes out here!
      
      - Marina.
      
      \\ "I can read a story where Jim shows his affection ||>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> //
      //   with words, and one where he'd rather build a   || R I C H I E >> \\
      \\   bookshelf, and one where he secretly likes to   ||>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> //
      //          wear frilly underwear." - Livia          ||                \\
      \\=====tmar@fast.co.za=====Chief Flag Waver and Defender of Richie=====//
      
      Watching "Demons", an episode of Stargate SG-1:
      My brother: I need a trepanning ritual like I need a hole in the head.
      
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      Date:    Wed, 10 Jan 2001 18:36:47 -0000
      From:    Jette Goldie <jettegoldie@thefreeinternet.co.uk>
      Subject: Re: hear
      
      Says Elaine:
      > Funnily enough although I also rememeber her as Soolin, I think the part
      > that will always stick is Makepeace, probably because she played it for so
      > much longer, and was brilliant.   Now what if Makepeace had been an
      > immortal she'd have been great, and of course she could always have taken
      > Dempsey along with her I'm sure he'd have proved useful.<G>
      
      
      I'm sorry but I cannot help but remember that series by its
      fannish nickname - "Distemper and Codpiece".  ;-)
      
      Jette
      
      jettegoldie@thefreeinternet.co.uk
      http://members.tripod.com/~bosslady/fanfic.html
      
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      Date:    Thu, 11 Jan 2001 07:29:35 +1100
      From:    tunnack <tunnack@ozemail.com.au>
      Subject: FW: [elizabethgracen] Update to Lizzie's web page
      
      Hi all
      
      We have worked our butts off to upload lots of new items onto Elizabeth's
      web page.  Go to:
      
      http://www.elizabethgracen.org/wnew.htm
      
      Where you will find lots of news about the updates.
      
      http://www.elizabethgracen.org/update.htm
      
      In particular :
      
      ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
      Site update  (January 10, 2001)
      Updates to the site include: messages formerly sent on the Elizabeth Gracen
      email list now on the 'Messages from Elizabeth page'; Elizabeth's new year
      news on the What's New page; new products, including S'candles, mirrors and
      painted porcelain on the Symmetrical Productions pages; a number of new pics
      in the 'Out and About' section of the  Gallery; and more information about
      Elizabeth's upcoming appearances in the Fan pages.
      
      
      Tuscan Cooking Tour!
      ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
      
      http://www.elizabethgracen.org/contour.htm
      
        Elizabeth is very excited to announce her inaugural Tuscan
      Cooking Tour.  A very lucky few will get to experience the best that Tuscany
      can offer, an 18th century Villa, and Elizabeth and The Contessa's company
      for 7 days.  Run, don't walk to secure your booking.
      
      The Contessa's section has also been updated with new pictures of Elizabeth
      and Ippolita in Florence, the Contessa's magnificent Christmas recipes,
      plus a Christmas message from the Contessa.
      
      Enjoy everyone!
      
      
      Kind regards
      
                @  Carmel Macpherson:
      <<<@{}=================>>>      Chief EDFWs
               @   carmel@hldu.org
      
      http://carmel.simplenet.com/
      
      ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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       http://www.hldu.org
      
      ***HLDU4:  Apr 6-8, 2001.  Brisbane***
      ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
      
      
      
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      Date:    Wed, 10 Jan 2001 18:27:00 -0500
      From:    Toni Stewart <toni822@webtv.net>
      Subject: YKYWTMHW.....
      
      Okay, I'm sitting in a training session today to learn a new computer
      claim processing system for my job (I'm a workers compensation
      adjuster... yawn)  when I pull up the 1st fake, training claim and see,
      to my delight, the "insured" is *JOE'S BAR*.  My first task was to
      create investigative notes and a status report for this claim where an
      employee was injured lifting a barrel of beer ( I think they meant a
      keg, but it said barrel).  Anyway, my investigation revealed that Mr.
      Smith, the employee claimed he injured his back while lifting the barrel
      of beer for regular  customer, Adam Pierson, when there was an
      unexplained "explosion" in the alley behind the bar which caused Mr.
      Smith to lift the barrel wrong.  The witness, Duncan McCleod was not
      able to identify the cause of the explosion, even though he was reported
      to have  exited the bar with another unidentifed man shortly before the
      explosion.  I even managed to work the phrase "Sooner or later every one
      comes to Joe's" into the case notes. LOL!
      
      After we were done with the 1st claim, we had to create two claims from
      scratch.  I was kind of on a roll at that point.  My second claim was
      for employee Adam Pierson who was stabbed in the chest by co-worker
      Melvin Koran.  Mr. Pierson lives on 4 Horseman Lane in Seacouver.
      Strangely, he recovered very quickly from this seemingly severe injury
      and was not expected to miss any time from work. His Dr. was (can you
      guess) Dr. Anne Lindsay.   Mr. Koran had disappeared and could not be
      located.
      
      Finally, the sad tale of Mr. Richard Ryan who sustained a *laceration*
      to his neck when he walked too close to co-worker Duncan McCleod who was
      swinging a "sharp tool" around for seemingly no reason.  Unfortunately,
      the wound was fatal.(sorry Richie fans, I couldn't resist)
      
      My boss and co-workers couldn't understand why I was gigling through the
      entire training.  The trainer loves me.  He thinks I'm really excited
      about learning  the new system.  I can't wait until Friday for the next
      training session!
      
      This was the best day I've had at work in years!
      
      Bye all,
      Toni
      
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      Date:    Mon, 8 Jan 2001 22:52:32 -0000
      From:    Rita Ballantyne <kilmarnock.oradea@virginnet.co.uk>
      Subject: Re: YKYWTMHW.....
      
      great, makes me rem when i did insane things at work like that. helps
      enjoying life though,so why not? keep on dreaming, everyone!
      
      Rita
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      I love life and I love making the most of every moment
      -Eddie Irvine
      ----- Original Message -----
      From: "Toni Stewart" <toni822@WEBTV.NET>
      To: <HIGHLA-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU>
      Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 11:27 PM
      Subject: YKYWTMHW.....
      
      
      > Okay, I'm sitting in a training session today to learn a new computer
      > claim processing system for my job (I'm a workers compensation
      > adjuster... yawn)  when I pull up the 1st fake, training claim and see,
      > to my delight, the "insured" is *JOE'S BAR*.  My first task was to
      > create investigative notes and a status report for this claim where an
      > employee was injured lifting a barrel of beer ( I think they meant a
      > keg, but it said barrel).  Anyway, my investigation revealed that Mr.
      > Smith, the employee claimed he injured his back while lifting the barrel
      > of beer for regular  customer, Adam Pierson, when there was an
      > unexplained "explosion" in the alley behind the bar which caused Mr.
      > Smith to lift the barrel wrong.  The witness, Duncan McCleod was not
      > able to identify the cause of the explosion, even though he was reported
      > to have  exited the bar with another unidentifed man shortly before the
      > explosion.  I even managed to work the phrase "Sooner or later every one
      > comes to Joe's" into the case notes. LOL!
      >
      > After we were done with the 1st claim, we had to create two claims from
      > scratch.  I was kind of on a roll at that point.  My second claim was
      > for employee Adam Pierson who was stabbed in the chest by co-worker
      > Melvin Koran.  Mr. Pierson lives on 4 Horseman Lane in Seacouver.
      > Strangely, he recovered very quickly from this seemingly severe injury
      > and was not expected to miss any time from work. His Dr. was (can you
      > guess) Dr. Anne Lindsay.   Mr. Koran had disappeared and could not be
      > located.
      >
      > Finally, the sad tale of Mr. Richard Ryan who sustained a *laceration*
      > to his neck when he walked too close to co-worker Duncan McCleod who was
      > swinging a "sharp tool" around for seemingly no reason.  Unfortunately,
      > the wound was fatal.(sorry Richie fans, I couldn't resist)
      >
      > My boss and co-workers couldn't understand why I was gigling through the
      > entire training.  The trainer loves me.  He thinks I'm really excited
      > about learning  the new system.  I can't wait until Friday for the next
      > training session!
      >
      > This was the best day I've had at work in years!
      >
      > Bye all,
      > Toni
      
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      Date:    Wed, 10 Jan 2001 19:07:08 EST
      From:    FVersch@aol.com
      Subject: Re: YKYWTMHW.....
      
      Great One Toni!
      
      I laughed and almost needed a job insurance report done on me while choking
      on my dinner.  I'm back at JFK International.
      
      I did tell the contractor my old story right from National Geographic:
      (an old story but there are new people)
      
      This issue was about Hudson Bay Company around the 1700s.  This is a true
      story!
      
      The "CEO" the Big man running the fur and trade company, from England, came
      to America to see a real savage, wild Indian.  When he got there, the foreman
      said "No Problem."
      
      The CEO and the foreman went to the fort compound to where they saw some
      Native Americans trading furs.  A fearsome, long hair, buckskin, hackett and
      knife carrying example of male godliness was pointed out and the foreman
      said, "HEY MACLEOD!  THE BOSS wants to meet you!"
      
      Of course I changed the named from MacDonald but the jest of the story was
      the same.
      
      
      Peace ~~ Fred
      
      FVersch@AOL.com
      
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