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Re: Factoids
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- From: Kim.Salazar@em.doe.gov
- Date: 5 Jul 95 08:50:00 -0400
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His Grace, the goodly Duke Gyrth comments on the ennumeration
of the populace, using the body parts of Sir Strykar as
measurement tool:
Good day,
{Strykar's nose counts.} Mirabile dictu! I have known Sir Strykar, man and
boy, for nearly 20 years. This is the first I heard tell that individual
body parts of the estimable gentleman are capable of computation. Do his
lips divide? Do his ears multiply?
-- Gyrth
I fall prey to my baser instincts, and however ill-advisedly,
reply:
If indeed his ears do multiply, we may have found cause for the
population boom in Ponte Alto and Steirbach. As I recall,
Sir Strykar's ears do wave proudly in the breeze and do so
quite brazenly in public places - uneclipsed as they are these
days by flowing curls.
-Ianthe kim.salazar@em.doe.gov
p.s.: If anyone knows of a merchant who will be at Pennsic
selling books, could they share with me said merchant's name
and address?