RE: [Dixonary] 1756 STURT defs!

[Kathryn Lance]

Tough one! I'll go with the hiccup and the incomprehensible dam or ditch or
whatever it is: 5 and 14, please.



KL



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[Daniel B. Widdis]

Only 14 because some are missing, like mine. Sent to the same address you
posted your announcement from. I'm going to take a wild guess that I'm not
the only one.

Possibly your ISP's email delivery is bent or crooked, or in more modern
terminology, a piece of sh... er, dung. 2 and 7 please.

--
Dan

[Dave Cunningham]

Dan,

So far you are the only one who sent an email stating what your original def was to be. I have very little choice as to ISP ... I am sorry if the ISP lost an email, but I trust no one will blame me for my ISP <g>

Dave (2 dp for Dan)

[Guerri Stevens]

Dan, my definition is also missing. I'm notifying Dave separately. So
that would have made 16 (14 plus yours and mine).

Guerri

Daniel B. Widdis wrote:
> Only 14 because some are missing, like mine. Sent to the same
> address you posted your announcement from. I'm going to take a wild
> guess that I'm not the only one.

[Hugo Kornelis]

Hi Daniel,

> Sent to the same address you
> posted your announcement from.

As far as I can see, Dave posted his announcement from the address he asked
the definitions to be sent to. The problem, in this case, is surely
technical in nature.

Best, Hugo

[Hugo Kornelis]

> Hi Daniel,
>
>> Sent to the same address you
>> posted your announcement from.
>
> As far as I can see, Dave posted his announcement from the address he
> asked
> the definitions to be sent to. The problem, in this case, is surely
> technical in nature.
>
> Best, Hugo

Strange. I sent this message within one minute from the message to Wayne,
yet it arrives more than 30 minutes later.

Funny thing, this Internet 'thingie.

Best, Hugo

[Paul Keating]

The ISP is not necessarily to blame. Yesterday I received an email posted to
round 1751. As usual, the delay was at mx.mailix.net. But this delay, at
nearly 3 weeks, was quite spectacularly long. I know there is nothing
democratic about the way the internet is run, but if that mailserver were to
be shut down we might all get our mail quicker. Anyone know how to get it to
stop?

--
Paul Keating
The Hague

----- Original Message -----
From: Dave Cunningham
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 2:34 AM


Dan,

So far you are the only one who sent an email stating what your
original def was to be. I have very little choice as to ISP ... I am
sorry if the ISP lost an email, but I trust no one will blame me for my
ISP <g>