Sudden silence

The Urth list — 5 messages, 4 voices, 19 Aug 1998
https://urth.darkrealm.vip/thread/urth/1050

Matthew Malthouse19 Aug 1998, 22:55original
Has traffic on the list really sunk to near nothing, or should I be looking for problems in my mail systems? Matthew
m.driussi20 Aug 1998, 00:15original

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Matthew, Yep, traffic on the list really has sunk to near nothing. =mantis=
Matthew Malthouse20 Aug 1998, 01:27original

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m.driussi at genie.com wrote: Matthew, Yep, traffic on the list really has sunk to near nothing.
Ho ho. S'pose I could read em again, see if I can find something to post about ('though the depth and erudition of the analysis here is somewhat intimidating when I'm in a less than secure frame of mind :) ) Matthew
Jack Lyons20 Aug 1998, 06:13original

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On Thu, 20 Aug 1998, Matthew Malthouse wrote: :m.driussi at genie.com wrote: :> :> Matthew, :> :> Yep, traffic on the list really has sunk to near nothing. : : :Ho ho. S'pose I could read em again, see if I can find :something to post about ('though the depth and erudition of :the analysis here is somewhat intimidating when I'm in a :less than secure frame of mind :) ) Has anyone examined the metaphorical significance of the Trinity in the Kabbalistic interpretations of the letters in Wolfe's name? I don't think we've done that yet.
Derek Bell20 Aug 1998, 17:04original

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In message <199808201015.DAA24004 at lists1.best.com>, Jack Lyons writes:
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Has anyone examined the metaphorical significance of the Trinity in the Kabbalistic interpretations of the letters in Wolfe's name? I don't think we've done that yet.
Derridadaism, anyone? ;-) Derek

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