# Maru *The Urth list — 4 messages, 3 voices, 17 Jan 2005* > Exported from an unofficial mirror of a public mailing list. Copyright > in each message remains with the person who wrote it. > Email addresses are obscured as `user at host`, the form the original > archive published. This file was rebuilt from parsed fields rather than > retained headers, so it is faithful in content but not byte-exact. --- ### Jim Raylor *17 Jan 2005, 14:47* Ode to Joy Io advised me that the song 'Ode to Joy' is written for her and just because I hear it when I read GW, doesn't mean it's really there. A song of Joy for love and understanding? I'm doing this without Google... his 5th was easier to find... a prisoner tapped it out in a nearby cell. 'the owlet whoops' an ode to joy. Ok again without google Let's start with a storm at sea... monstrous servants... I don't know Shakespeare well but I think M Million is Robbie the Robot in Forbidden Planet... amongst other things. Jung Archetypical symbols... like a lintel or a wing... no trace of that here... Buckminster fuller... ...again without googling I should learn more about architecture as it is a major feature of this book. Fuller I associate with geodesic domes and I have not looked for those yet. GW would not have known about bucky-balls, but I will be surprised if I get beyond his depiction of William Morris' wallpaper pattern 'Willow Bough' on the first pages before I find more evidence of his interest in tesselated structures. Will a library with a domed roof do? Gandhi Peaceful resistance... stuff like this is most evident in 'A Story' Why don't they fight back? GW hides the stories of women, children, minorities, animals, etc. as openly as he can! --- ### Dan'l Danehy-Oakes *17 Jan 2005, 15:32 · in reply to Jim Raylor* Jim, hwaet youre bespeaking meseamyth to comb doon to a claimb (on sewerants) that "The Filth Hood of Cerebus" (oh how antidivourean) is essessessentialolly a greet collideoscape in wit (ch! ch!) the reaver may licitimably find whatsowhomever hershey pliz. While sty mouckle rejoyce ivver sichen idear anidher toim, polace, I nottit nao forthat mystomin some. Thing! > On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 22:47:12 +0000 (GMT), Jim Raylor > wrote: > Ode to Joy > > Io advised me that the song 'Ode to Joy' is written > for her and just because I hear it when I read GW, > doesn't mean it's really there. > A song of Joy for love and understanding? I'm doing > this without Google... his 5th was easier to find... a > prisoner tapped it out in a nearby cell. > 'the owlet whoops' an ode to joy. > > Ok again without google > > Let's start with a storm at sea... monstrous > servants... I don't know Shakespeare well but I think > M Million is Robbie the Robot in Forbidden Planet... > amongst other things. > > Jung > > Archetypical symbols... like a lintel or a wing... no > trace of that here... > > Buckminster fuller... > > ...again without googling > I should learn more about architecture as it is a > major feature of this book. > Fuller I associate with geodesic domes and I have not > looked for those yet. > GW would not have known about bucky-balls, but I will > be surprised if I get beyond his depiction of William > Morris' wallpaper pattern 'Willow Bough' on the first > pages before I find more evidence of his interest in > tesselated structures. > Will a library with a domed roof do? > > Gandhi > > Peaceful resistance... stuff like this is most evident > in 'A Story' > Why don't they fight back? > > GW hides the stories of women, children, minorities, > animals, etc. as openly as he can! > > > ___________________________________________________________ > ALL-NEW Yahoo! Messenger - all new features - even more fun! http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com > _______________________________________________ --- ### Maru Dubshinki *17 Jan 2005, 15:55 · in reply to Dan'l Danehy-Oakes* Cum a-round SING A ROUNDdelay! to the essencetal ting ding an' sich of thething seeking mall in all in all in mall Witten dis (oh surely not!) circle with non circumventing seeking the 'libre mundi' of the 'libre fantasia' not looking into any interpenetration follow limlights circles if limmits; quoting like nuts hmm...likenuts NUts to that:Cum around to the essential thing of the thing seeking all in all within this circle with non vircumventing seeking the 'libre mundi' of the 'libre fantasia' not looking into any interpenetration follow limlights circles if limmits; quoting like nuts likenuts NUts to that [et am full ergo arcadia Not Joan, how can egnorance?] Parody Parodia Paradise! ~Maru IM thru e^male greatly handicapped by never having Joy of joyces > On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 15:32:29 -0800, Dan'l Danehy-Oakes wrote: > Jim, hwaet youre bespeaking meseamyth to comb doon > to a claimb (on sewerants) that "The Filth Hood of > Cerebus" (oh how antidivourean) is essessessentialolly > a greet collideoscape in wit (ch! ch!) the reaver may > licitimably find whatsowhomever hershey pliz. > > While sty mouckle rejoyce ivver sichen idear anidher toim, > polace, I nottit nao forthat mystomin some. Thing! > > On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 22:47:12 +0000 (GMT), Jim Raylor > wrote: >> Ode to Joy >> >> Io advised me that the song 'Ode to Joy' is written >> for her and just because I hear it when I read GW, >> doesn't mean it's really there. >> A song of Joy for love and understanding? I'm doing >> this without Google... his 5th was easier to find... a >> prisoner tapped it out in a nearby cell. >> 'the owlet whoops' an ode to joy. >> >> Ok again without google >> >> Let's start with a storm at sea... monstrous >> servants... I don't know Shakespeare well but I think >> M Million is Robbie the Robot in Forbidden Planet... >> amongst other things. >> >> Jung >> >> Archetypical symbols... like a lintel or a wing... no >> trace of that here... >> >> Buckminster fuller... >> >> ...again without googling >> I should learn more about architecture as it is a >> major feature of this book. >> Fuller I associate with geodesic domes and I have not >> looked for those yet. >> GW would not have known about bucky-balls, but I will >> be surprised if I get beyond his depiction of William >> Morris' wallpaper pattern 'Willow Bough' on the first >> pages before I find more evidence of his interest in >> tesselated structures. >> Will a library with a domed roof do? >> >> Gandhi >> >> Peaceful resistance... stuff like this is most evident >> in 'A Story' >> Why don't they fight back? >> >> GW hides the stories of women, children, minorities, >> animals, etc. as openly as he can! >> >> >> ___________________________________________________________ >> ALL-NEW Yahoo! Messenger - all new features - even more fun! http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com >> _______________________________________________ --- ### Maru Dubshinki *17 Jan 2005, 15:57 · in reply to Maru Dubshinki* Err.. Typoe should have been 'How Can Egonorance?' ~Maru > On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 18:55:09 -0500, Maru Dubshinki > wrote: > Cum a-round SING A ROUNDdelay! to the essencetal ting ding an' sich of > thething seeking mall in all in all in mall Witten dis (oh surely > not!) circle with non circumventing seeking the 'libre mundi' of the > 'libre fantasia' not looking into any interpenetration follow > limlights circles if limmits; quoting like nuts hmm...likenuts NUts > to that:Cum around to the essential thing of the thing seeking all in > all within this circle with non vircumventing seeking the 'libre > mundi' of the 'libre fantasia' not looking into any interpenetration > follow limlights circles if limmits; quoting like nuts likenuts NUts > to that [et am full ergo arcadia Not Joan, how can egnorance?] Parody > Parodia Paradise! > > ~Maru > IM thru e^male greatly handicapped by never having Joy of joyces > On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 15:32:29 -0800, Dan'l Danehy-Oakes wrote: >> Jim, hwaet youre bespeaking meseamyth to comb doon >> to a claimb (on sewerants) that "The Filth Hood of >> Cerebus" (oh how antidivourean) is essessessentialolly >> a greet collideoscape in wit (ch! ch!) the reaver may >> licitimably find whatsowhomever hershey pliz. >> >> While sty mouckle rejoyce ivver sichen idear anidher toim, >> polace, I nottit nao forthat mystomin some. Thing! >> >> On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 22:47:12 +0000 (GMT), Jim Raylor >> wrote: >>> Ode to Joy >>> >>> Io advised me that the song 'Ode to Joy' is written >>> for her and just because I hear it when I read GW, >>> doesn't mean it's really there. >>> A song of Joy for love and understanding? I'm doing >>> this without Google... his 5th was easier to find... a >>> prisoner tapped it out in a nearby cell. >>> 'the owlet whoops' an ode to joy. >>> >>> Ok again without google >>> >>> Let's start with a storm at sea... monstrous >>> servants... I don't know Shakespeare well but I think >>> M Million is Robbie the Robot in Forbidden Planet... >>> amongst other things. >>> >>> Jung >>> >>> Archetypical symbols... like a lintel or a wing... no >>> trace of that here... >>> >>> Buckminster fuller... >>> >>> ...again without googling >>> I should learn more about architecture as it is a >>> major feature of this book. >>> Fuller I associate with geodesic domes and I have not >>> looked for those yet. >>> GW would not have known about bucky-balls, but I will >>> be surprised if I get beyond his depiction of William >>> Morris' wallpaper pattern 'Willow Bough' on the first >>> pages before I find more evidence of his interest in >>> tesselated structures. >>> Will a library with a domed roof do? >>> >>> Gandhi >>> >>> Peaceful resistance... stuff like this is most evident >>> in 'A Story' >>> Why don't they fight back? >>> >>> GW hides the stories of women, children, minorities, >>> animals, etc. as openly as he can! >>> >>> >>> ___________________________________________________________ >>> ALL-NEW Yahoo! 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