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Frank Reid wrote:
Quick! What's the Capital of Denway?

Whats a Denway?

(someones gotta throw out the straight lines)

Thanks!

With bear or without?
--
TL,
Tim
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"Danl" wrote in message
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"bruiser" wrote in message
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Quick! What's the Capital of Denway?

bruce h ;-)



Wasn't he a quarterback for the Broncos?

Nope, that was John Denver.

Wolfgang

"Tim J." wrote in message
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Frank Reid wrote:
Quick! What's the Capital of Denway?

Whats a Denway?

(someones gotta throw out the straight lines)

Thanks!

With bear or without?

Ah! A clue!

Denway is the Chicago Cubs baseball field!

Wolfgang
geographer nonpareil

Wolfgang wrote:

Ah! A clue!

Denway is the Chicago Cubs baseball field!

Wolfgang
geographer nonpareil

Silly man. Everyone knows that's the Red Sox' park. And it's
spelled "Benway".


Chuck Vance (Dr.)

"Wayne Harrison" wrote in message
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"Tim J." wrote

Is Fortenberry unemployed? ;-)

forty is to employment as black holes are to matter.

yfitons
wayno(and yes, i am certain that some ****ing science geek is going to
*eviscerate* my ass on that one; but, you know what i mean--right, 40?)



Umm, so you mean that he has a tremendous amount of employment and nothing
to show for it? Or that jobs just come to him without any noticable effort
on his part? Or that some geek in a wheelchair and a strange electronic
voice theorized that Fortenberry has work, but recently had to change his
theory?

--riverman

(Or did you mean to say that 40 is to employment like trout are to my
flies?)

"Conan the Librarian" wrote in message
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Wolfgang wrote:

Ah! A clue!

Denway is the Chicago Cubs baseball field!

Wolfgang
geographer nonpareil

Silly man. Everyone knows that's the Red Sox' park. And it's
spelled "Benway".


Chuck Vance (Dr.)

Hm.......

So, taking this line of reasoning to its logical conclusion, anonymous
posters are avid baseball fans who delight in possessing
memorabilia........that is to say, they collect Benway balls. O.k.,
that makes sense.

Wolfgang

GregP wrote in :

You can make a list of the posts and ask Google and other
repositories to remove them. Google, at least in the past,
would try. Sometimes, as Jonathan Cook said, they'd return,
so you have to ask again. I had three years' worth of posts
removed from two groups, but had to ask twice, as have
several other people I know.

BTW, I am not sure either of how long Google's policy will last. For
example Groups Beta does not appear to honor the no-archive header.

See your test:

http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...4?dmode=source

Here is the Beta groups interface for those interested:

http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...rs.fishing.fly

On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 14:15:58 -0000, GaryM
wrote:


BTW, I am not sure either of how long Google's policy will last. For
example Groups Beta does not appear to honor the no-archive header.


Yes. In theory these posts are copyrighted by us and
we should be able to have as much of a say in how
they are used as Disney or BMG. Of course, we would
also have to have a whole bunch of money to throw at
Congressmen to get that backed up :-)

On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 14:15:58 -0000, GaryM
wrote:


BTW, I am not sure either of how long Google's policy will last. For
example Groups Beta does not appear to honor the no-archive header.


Yes. In theory these posts are copyrighted by us and
we should be able to have as much of a say in how
they are used as Disney or BMG. Of course, we would
also have to have a whole bunch of money to throw at
Congressmen to get that backed up :-)

Wolfgang wrote:

"Conan the Librarian" wrote in message
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Wolfgang wrote:


Ah! A clue!

Denway is the Chicago Cubs baseball field!

Wolfgang
geographer nonpareil

Silly man. Everyone knows that's the Red Sox' park. And it's
spelled "Benway".


Chuck Vance (Dr.)


Hm.......

So, taking this line of reasoning to its logical conclusion, anonymous
posters are avid baseball fans who delight in possessing
memorabilia........that is to say, they collect Benway balls.

Or (Dr.) Benway balls and Steely Dans.


Chuck Vance (literary allusions'r'us)