Mills@UDEL.EDU (01/08/88)
Phill, Wonderful, I love it! Now, we have something going. Pure Science and Pure History have to be one and the same. My Wife, the History Major, salutes you. Remeber, the Roman roads go straight as the arrow and do bob from bot to top; however, the Scots, being more sneaky, snake form side to side... Dave
mcc@ETN-WLV.EATON.COM (Merton Campbell Crockett) (01/09/88)
Dave: Be careful what you say! Scotland has great scenery and you need curves to have a place for a lay by so the tourists can stretch their legs and enjoy the view. Anyway, its sometimes difficult to go in a straight line after consuming the Water of Life and its wiser to snake the road and keep the vehicles off the berm. Merton
Mills@UDEL.EDU (01/10/88)
Merton, Nonsense, and mind ye haggis, m'boy. Wee ken I spent the year teaching the lads computer science at Edinburgh a few years back. Why, e'en the sheep did mow the fuzz on Arthur's tail and the thistle's ball and thus became the fuzz-ball. 'Ta and a round to fair Robert, but mind the tee shot on the fourteenth... Dave