Theos-Talk Archives (April 2000 Message tt00065)

EXCELLENT!




On Tue, 18 Apr 2000 14:05:11 EDT, you wrote:

>Once upon a time there lived a wonderful king and a wonderful queen who 
>brought the fire of light to all the people. They begat princes and 
>princesses who became known as Pandus/half light.com and Kurus/half dark.org. 
>The .com's and the .org's began to quarrel. But they begat the Pandus/half 
>light/quarter light.com's and the Kurus/half dark/three quarter dark.org's. 
>The quarrels began to take many forms. Some said only history is important 
>but the history began to take on many forms. They produced numerous data 
>files. Some said only those who received E-mail letters from the king and the 
>queen were those who had inherited the light. But others said they did not 
>really receive E-mail letters even though they said they had received E-mail 
>letters. Others said that only the Pandus/half light/quarter light.com's were 
>to be chiefs and they had proof. But, the Kurus/half dark/three 
>quarter/dark.org's said they were to be chiefs and they had the proof.
>
>One day a little child came forth and said, "Can I see the light"? The 
>descendants of the .com's and .org's began to pour forth 1000's of .tsa, .ts 
>and .ult data files making the child very frightened. The child said, "Can we 
>find the light together"? Sadness came over the land but embers still glowed 
>here and there giving some hope to the child.
>
>Jim & Sally Colbert
>
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