Re: a question for inger
From: IE.Johansson (ingerx_e.johanssonx_at_telia.com)
Date: 11/21/04
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Date: Sun, 21 Nov 2004 02:27:37 GMT
NOW I AM ANGRY: Someone sent parts of what I written in a private mail and
partly written tendensious false information as if I had written it. I will
take contact with the police here in Sweden on Monday. NO person is allowed
to use my name let alone send part private with inserted false texts as if
it was me who sent it to the group
Inger E
"Yasmin" <ypaludan@yahoo.dk> skrev i meddelandet
news:78da0377.0411201235.39cea856@posting.google.com...
> Halløjsan. Jeg tester at sende en artikel til et nyhedsgruppe.
>
> "Tedd Jacobs" <Jacobs@mail.boisestate.edu> skrev i en meddelelse
> news:<cnd1pt01qu1@enews1.newsguy.com>...
> > "Inger E. Johansson" wrote...
> >
> > i still await your response to my question.
> > in case you have missed it:
> >
> > > the question that Tedd put forward had three in itself
> > > non-complete premisses;
> > > * Norse which in KRS case only can refer to if the text was
> > > written by a Norwegian - it wasn't
> > > * genuine runestone
> > > which in KRS case was settled at the first seminar here in
> > > Sweden on the opening of the Exhibition in Stockholm.
> > > KRS is a genuine runestone no matter when it was carved.
> > > Thus the 'genuine' in the form the sentence words present
> > > the question only could be said to be - it is
> > > * the word 'genuine' as it stands, syntax, could also refer
> > > to an underlying not expressed question if it could be made
> > > an other year then 1362 - since it could be carved between
> > > 1362 and 1700 that answer the question.
> >
> > tedd.
> > "Tedd Jacobs" <Jacobs@mail.boisestate.edu> wrote:
> > > In Wellington town at the sign of the plough
> > > There lived a molecatcher, shall I tell you how?
> > > He'd go a molecatching from morning to night
> > > And a young fellow came for to play with his wife
> > > The molecatcher jealous of this very same thing
> > > He hid in the wash house to see him come in
> > > He saw the young fellow come over the stile
> > > Which caused the molecatcher so crafty to smile
> > > He knocked on the door and thus he did say
> > > "Where is your husband, good woman, I pray?"
> > > "He's gone a-molecatching, you need never fear"
> > > But little did she think the molecatcher was near
> > > She went up the stairs and gave him the sign
> > > And the molecatcher followed them quickly behind
> > > And while the young fellow was up to his frolics
> > > The molecatcher caught him right fast by his bollocks
> > > The trap it squeezed tighter, which caused him to smile
> > > Saying, "Here's the best mole that I've caught in a while"
> > > "I'll make you pay dearly for tilling my ground
> > > And the money it'll cop you no less than ten pound"
> > > "Ten pound," says the young fellow, "That I don't mind
> > > It only works out about tuppence a grind"
> > > So come all you young fellows and mind what you're at
> > > And don't get 'em caught in the molecatcher's trap
> > >
> > "James Joyce" <james.joyce@yahoo.ch> skrev i meddelandet
> > news:k40ip0h0079agji6km6ri0dcj7hqgekof7@4ax.com...
> > > riverrun, past Eve and Adam's, from swerve of shore to bend
> > > of bay, brings us by commodius vicus, of recirculation back
> > > to Howth Castle and Environ. Sir Tristan, violer d'amores,
> > > fr'over the short sea had passencore rearrived from North
> > > Armorica, on the side of the scraggy isthmus of Europe Minor
> > > to wilderfight his penisolate war: nor had topsawer's rock
> > > by the stream Oconne to exaggerated themselves to laurens
> > > country's Gorgios while they went doublin their mumpers all
> > > the time.
> > >
> > > Anything from Uncle and Dante?
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Giacomo,
> > > > "Al Padre, al Figlio, a lo Spirito Santo",
> > > > cominciò, "gloria!", tutto 'l paradiso,
> > > > sì che m'inebrïava il dolce canto.
> > > > Ciò ch'io vedeva mi sembiava un riso
> > > > de l'universo; per che mia ebbrezza
> > > > intrava per l'udire e per lo viso.
> > > > Oh gioia! oh ineffabile allegrezza!
> > > > oh vita intègra d'amore e di pace!
> > > > oh sanza brama sicura ricchezza!
> > > > Dinanzi a li occhi miei le quattro face
> > > > stavano accese, e quella che pria venne
> > > > incominciò a farsi più vivace,
> > > > e tal ne la sembianza sua divenne,
> > > > qual diverrebbe Iove, s'elli e Marte
> > > > fossero augelli e cambiassersi penne.
> > > >
> > > > DA
> > > >
> > On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 08:46:19 PMT, "Inger Eegit Jönsson"
> > <inger_e_joensson@hotmail.com> top-posted:
> > > Min psykiska hälsa är mycket bra.
> > > Det står bara still i huvudet, som vanligt med andra ord.
> > > Jag ljuger inte. Hade jag gjort det så hade jag kunnat
> > > erkänna detta. Inte en enda lögn har jag skrivit till
> > > grupperna, inte heller här ovan. Att jag inte talar om hela
> > > sanningen det är en annan sak. Men ljuger gör jag inte.
> > > Om jag skall förstå tekniska detaljer utanför bilvärlden
> > > så bör det demonstreras för mig eller ritas upp. Jag klarar
> > > inte av att programmera vår nya video......
> > > tummen mitt i handen....
> > >
> > > Inger E
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