[lit-ideas] The Code Breaker

 
 
Well, note that "!" is ambiguous. "x!" can mean the utterer is angry,  or it 
can mean the utterer is very happy.
On a related point:
Has anyone read the life and time of Alan Turing, aka. the Code Breaker.  
What he broke was something like that, from the Japanese to the Germans. 
Cheers,
JL
 
In a message dated 9/28/2004 2:53:38 PM Eastern Standard Time,  
erin.holder@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
~  deflgglh1!!!  dfgdnerygr, rtuirpfhjar2qoriysrg 
waekjbg  wserwljrhwsgnsdg,n.
werop wepoiwert qweoi, 
tjucvbmnsdflkj5,  
x,msdjhsfdhsfkjhsdfss.^

cfvljbherg
Toronto

----- Original  Message ----- 
From: "Mike Geary" <atlas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To:  <lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 2:49  PM
Subject: [lit-ideas] Re: test-disregard


> 
> Erin  Holder:
> > srthsrhoherwtw45346gegq3saf
> 
> dk dkhhbn 4  55^%K -- KM -- dedkh,  liisnncty'h. 7389h!!  Xnmntebid;
>  m7739823,  ##98dl; lqqq.Und2?  : )
> 
> 377,  7238946=>nndq aoein b  shlllms, tw,  pqhhs.
> 
>  */\/\/\/MW\/\/\/\*
> Mempis







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