With a name like, "Full Thrustt"...

> At 11:28 PM 10-07-97 +0000, you wrote:
Sorry for this but with a name like that you WOULD get some strange looks

> At 11:28 PM 10-07-97 +0000, you wrote:

> ... and you should see the hits I got before I asked someone for the

> addreess for the unofficial web site......

Can't speak for everyone over here...but I got it.  ;-)

Mk

> Not sure it means the same to the Yanks as it does to us Brits and you

Well, if forces with a heritage linking back to North America had their own
supplement I don't think I'd call it "Yanks 'n' Thrust.";)

BTW... so far no one has said anything about this thread I started and so far
its been pretty clean. But if anyone on this list prefers innuendo be kept out
please say so ... either posting or by e-mail.

Thanks

> At 11:28 PM 10-07-97 +0000, you wrote:

> addreess for the unofficial web site......

Well, let's just say that down here my friend gets some funny looks when he
says he's playing Full Thrust today and then pulls out his Von Teggethoff
Superdreadnought!  ;-)

... and you should see the hits I got before I asked someone for the addreess
for the unofficial web site...... I got some odd looks at the library computer
with the listing for "Search: Full Thrust"
 8D

Randy

> Randy

True. In Yankee land its just a name, while here in Oz its a way of life
:-)

> On Thu, 10 Jul 1997 campbelr@pop3.kunsan.af.mil wrote:

> ... and you should see the hits I got before I asked someone for the

Try searching for Hordes of the Things (WRG's fantasy variant of DBA). It is
commonly abbreviated "HOTT"...

> > Sorry for this but with a name like that you WOULD get some
Tony: Yes, I'm told, (by my wife actually) that I take my name, WAY to
seriously.:)

John: Oh, yes I know what it means:) Having freinds on AOL and the net in
England, they take pains to insure I know what it means:)

... Not to mention, (but I will....) the fact that certian freinds of Scottish
descent will give me much greif at the drop of a hat for being a:..." Randy
Campbell"
No less.....

:)

Ranulf (better?:)

> Sorry but I've been away from my computer for a week and have

Oh no, first Tom Lehrer, now Joseph Heller. So tell me, Tony, where's my
share?

> At 05:16 PM 14-07-97 +0000, you wrote:

Sorry but I've been away from my computer for a week and have only just got
back. All I can say to this is to you have a realative named Major Major Major
Major?

Tony Wilkinson <twilko@ozemail.com.au> said;

> Sorry but I've been away from my computer for a week and have

er... No. None to my knowledge anyway... (...and why do I feel I've set myself
up here?)

Randy

> At 10:14 PM 15-07-97 -0700, you wrote:

What do you mean your share? Have I missed something here? Would have prefered
I asked if his cousin was John Thomas? (And if he lived in the Sou' West?)

Correspondence will be entered into (time to get this off the list)

> >> Sorry but I've been away from my computer for a week and

> What do you mean your share?......

Sorry. Mjr. Major M. Major was a character in Catch 22. Another character (I
think was named Tony, but I could be wrong; been a long time) had a
quartermastering racket going on, claiming that everyone had a share in the
business, so it was in their interest to help his business.... If you haven't
read Catch 22, I highly recommend it, but be forewarned, it is a

difficult read at first, trying to figure out what in the hell is going on....
Just remember that Time is not necessarily linear.....

> Peggy & Jeff Shoffner wrote:

> > >Oh no, first Tom Lehrer, now Joseph Heller. So tell me, Tony,

> > What do you mean your share?......

> Sorry. Mjr. Major M. Major was a character in Catch 22. Another

> quartermastering racket going on, claiming that everyone had a share

That was Milo Minderbender. (and "quatermastering racket" doesn't begin to do
it justice)

> > Another character (I think was named Tony, but I could be wrong;....
that can supply both sides with fighting units? Or better yet, have one side
bomb its own outposts, thereby saving on "wear and tear".....:)