From: the guppy<BR>
Date: 7 November 2000<P>

twinky...nice loop...i was going to write something along those lines, but i figured the variable declarations would have me swamped for days...ha...that, and i figure love sometimes throws us into infinite loops...and exceptions...how to handle them all?...anyway, nice job...glad a few parameters were adequately passed to inspire you<BR>
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gup
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From: bk again with red face <BR>
Date: 7 November 2000<P>

Twinky: See I am so new I don't even know whos been here and who hasn't LOL Glad you are back then..LOL<BR>
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BK 
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From: deevaa<BR>
Date: 7 November 2000<P>

the end of Umbra's comment that got cut off on the new subs comment was that he thought I was maybe more like the lady of shallot..... alone in my tower weaving (or painting) all day long scared that if I actually join in on life that everything will go crazy!.....thats not actually what he said, but it was his point.... (smiles) <BR>
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I actually really enjoyed umbra as a friend and am glad as hell I found that email today -- I wrote him an email inviting him to play catch up with me.... cross your fingers that he still exsists at that address, it has been 2yrs!<BR>
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dee
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From: it dosent matter<BR>
Date: 7 November 2000<P>

over 600 this time  kirk ? whew still very glad i don't have to do the choosen  but u <BR>
made some fine choices again.    great job !<BR>
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and congratulations on all the front page picks  all  worthy of so much more <BR>
 thanks for the great reads  and to deevaa and terry the beautiful views as well<BR>
              .....................................jack
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From: it dosent matter<BR>
Date: 7 November 2000<P>

twinky  <BR>
      do/while.....   lol loved it  poetry coming of age set to the syntax of computers  great job k?
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From: cats_meow   [email-masked]<BR>
Date: 7 November 2000<P>

Gala<BR>
    Thanks for the early Christmas Present, you make that wonderful day even more so.<BR>
   Please!!  e-mail me, need to ask you something.<BR>
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 cats-meow
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From: slug<BR>
Date: 7 November 2000<P>

hey lilybell - how do you know it's love poses a good question - and a well written one, at that. and just as my two cents (which i hand out like pennies...) i've found that it's love when (as robert fulghum said) you can lie on the couch spooning each other and watch a movie (or whatever) and not think about having sex. just enjoying each other is enough - that's when it's love. 
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From: koolbluez<BR>
Date: 7 November 2000<P>

"s.o." (whoever you are):<BR>
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Thanks for the "bump", albeit a little too frightenly realistic.  <BR>
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Just to make sure we don't get people panicked about what seems like a potential on-line soap opera beginning, my piece was based on two old articles in "Cosmopolitan" ("internet cheating" and "sharing fantasies").  I believed that such feelings might be "universal".  <BR>
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You're all welcome to comment on my use of such fine literature as inspiration but don't think there's something behind the "feelings".  Or do.<BR>
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And by the way, my real "s.o." is perfect in every way.  Now, on with something positive.<BR>
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kool
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From: twinky ([email-masked])<BR>
Date: 7 November 2000<P>

 For all intents and purposes, I'm new here too. No one remembers my previous visits, because they were all under different names. :-P<BR>
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 I wasn't sure how many people would be here who were geeky enough to enjoy my do/while, so I tried to keep my code readable and left some syntax errors in because I figured it would be more readable that way... (oh - the colons in directory paths are because I use a Macintosh).  I find the only way to write stuff here is to load up the submissions page and start, so I kept my loop really simple (not that I have any crazy programming skills), with no error trapping or anything. <BR>
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 It was a lot of fun. :o) I like the guppy's do/while more, but that's because it's actually poetry. :o)
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From: Angel<BR>
Date: 7 November 2000<P>

A *BIG CONGRATULATIONS* to all! IM'A SMILIN':)))<BR>
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PS: I AM NOT GONE, just my body and my brain...my spirit is still here at the BLENDER :)  I gotta slow down and smell these roses again;)<BR>
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(((HUGS))) Kev, Terry , Dee, GAla, Rennie, Jenna...allll
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From: deevaa ([email-masked])<BR>
Date: 7 November 2000<P>

twinky -- a computer guru who uses a Mac?  I'm in love. Long live Macintosh and those who sail aboard her!!! (grin) I hear rumours that it doesnt matter is a mac man too..... (sigh) like minded people.... anyone interested in moving to NZ? come play with me.<BR>
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dee
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From: B.K.<BR>
Date: 7 November 2000<P>

deevaa: on love and lust in the city’, love the art and poetry here, very nice. Also ‘umbra’ e-mail is wonderful reading. Thanks<BR>
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scqueen: the Tom Robbins thing was a cool shot for Front Page and your ‘cupidity’ makes my sweet tooth ache…lol cute<BR>
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Madison: ‘take out’ you are a wonder woman with words. Wish I could do that…lol <BR>
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kool: 'We’re comfortable' made me very uncomfortable…lol good work.<BR>
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Twinky: do/while is cool. I didn’t look hard enough the first time on a couple of things even, lol. <BR>

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From: twinky ([email-masked])<BR>
Date: 7 November 2000<P>

 I'm not a guru by any stretch of the word... my dad's from NZ, though... I have three half-brothers there, but they're all grown up and married with children etc...<BR>
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(Did I mention I'm just a kid?)<BR>
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My bed... it's calling my name... must... resist...
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