Gray man

Ashley Crill23 Jun 2002, 02:46original

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Spectacled Bear24 Jun 2002, 08:43original

↳ follows, by subject match Ashley Crill

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At 03:46 2002-06-23, you wrote: In the letter from the men of Pajarocu to the men of all towns, a gray man is mentioned: "He-hold-fire, a man of our town, has labored many seasons where our lander lifts high its head above our tree> I take it that the gray man is the monitor/computer inside the lander?

Definitely. He's the right colour, the context is right, and he says that "he" will fly again. He would have said "it" for the lander. Spectacled Bear.

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