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To: xod <xod@sixgirls.org>, lojban <lojban@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: RE: [lojban] META : Who is everyone (and what are they saying)
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From: And Rosta <arosta@uclan.ac.uk>

xod:
#un, 16 Sep 2001, Craig wrote:
#> >Sorry. I'm xod! I think the only recourse is to ask, as you have.
#>
#> I figured it out from the fact that all the things attributed to "xod", =
if I
#> searched my inbox, turned out to be from "Invent Yourself" - where does =
that
#> name come from, anyway?
#
#It's good advice, don't you think?

Maybe, but you clearly haven't finished the job, because yours remains a sh=
adowy identity, at least to those of us who haven't met you!=20

[Mind you, nonshadowiness of net identities is an illusion, because on the =
occasions when I've met net pals in the flesh it's been a big shock, and it=
likewise is, when say, I discover Rob was born in 1983 (how is it physical=
ly *possible* for someone to have been born so recently and not be a babe i=
n arms!) or I see jimc's photo & find my mental picture was totally wrong. =
And Nick, when he met me was surprised to find I wasn't quite the cantanker=
ous old curmudgeonly git he'd supposed me to be -- for one thing, I was you=
nger than he'd thought...]

--And.


