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New Just noticed "Marlowe" is an anagram of "War Mole"
-drl
New I'm 100% satisfied Marlowe is our new Merlin <grin> ...
2003 is going to provide us all with an opportunity to learn from the unassailable evidence we will be able to present that gets debunked by Merlin's (I mean Marlowe's) 'filtered facts & fiction' - (almost rhymes with Fractured Fairytales (remember them):-)

Merlin really provided us with a ton o fun until he fnally slunk off (from IWETHEY) into the sewers of Paris.

Cheers Doug

Just wanted to make it quite clear that I am *NOT* saying that Marlowe is Michel Merlin, I am saying he is our 'new' Michel Merlin. I am pointing this out to make bloody sure that noone comes back & claims I 'said' that Marlowe *is* Merlin.

Marlowe has stated here in this forum that he only posts here with one login. On the face of it we have to accept this even though Marlowe has not really established (as far as I can tell) any credibility with anyone else here (except perhaps with Boxley <grin>).

I understand that 'Marlowe' has indicated to some that his name is an alias & that he is on some special 'mission' in defence of the homeland that will 'be revealed at some future time'.

It is possible that as Boxley has hinted, Marlowe is an alias for someone who is in or employed by a contractor in, the REMF & whilst not being trusted with a gun or possibly not fit for frontline duty, may be 'doing his patriotic' bit by stalking on-line discussion groups dispensing the 'truth' to the great unwashed & ill-informed (us).

The fact that 'Marlowe' has this secret has of course (for some of us) created an atmosphere of mistrust - what are this guy's real motives ? - is he just a fruitcake with a messianic complex ? - and one highly amusing possibility, that he is an undercover agent for some military *mission impossible* (for some).


Picture this (pure humour of course)

OFFICER: Right men! I am captain Michael Cyberseek of Military intelligence and I am here to enlist you in a special ops project of utmost importance to out nation. We have good reason to believe that there are terrorist plots being hatched on the Internet and we need YOU rear echelon men to fight a battle back here in the US every bit as important as our frontline troops.

In the months ahead what we are telling you today will make sense. This is going to be a tough challenge but we know you can do it. Are you willing ?

MEN: (in chorus) Hhhunnn!!!

OFFICER: The mission should you accept it, is to join selected Internet discussion groups and to seek out potential terrorists or those you believe are, or may be planning to, act against the interests of our great nation. You with me ?

MEN: (in chorus) Hhhunnn!!!

OFFICER: We also want you to counter any anti-national discussions by feeding these groups with material we will make available to you. If you run into difficulty you can contact a nominated support officer who will advise you on strategy & tactics and techniques for geeting around difficult discussions.
Do I have your support ?

MEN: (in chorus) Hhhhhuuunnnnn!!!

OFFICER: Good. Here are your allocated target groups and some suggested aliases you can use plus advice on getting started.

Now you in the front row, as an example you could call yourself Marlowe and join this particular group where they are known to debate a much wider range of topics that their title suggests.

MARLOWE: But sir I haven't joined in non-REMF discussion group before. How I do I know I can match wits with real IT intellectuals. I'm just a junior network administrator.

OFFICER: I'm telling you don't worry son, the facts we will give you will be so powerful that that you won't need any higher IQ than you already have as a REMF soldier.

yadda yadd yadda ...

Enjoy - DSM


Expand Edited by dmarker Jan. 1, 2003, 01:12:21 AM EST
     Shanghai miracle - (rcareaga) - (62)
         did you get to Shanghai? - (boxley) - (6)
             Re: did you get to Shanghai? - (rcareaga)
             "Chairman Mao it aint" - (rcareaga) - (4)
                 I nominate Marlowe as ambassador to China <grin> - (dmarker) - (3)
                     Zooooom - - - (Ashton)
                     Just noticed "Marlowe" is an anagram of "War Mole" -NT - (deSitter) - (1)
                         I'm 100% satisfied Marlowe is our new Merlin <grin> ... - (dmarker)
         The "Shanghai miracle" - (Silverlock) - (9)
             Re: The "Shanghai miracle" - (dmarker)
             China appears ready to put man in space ... - (dmarker) - (7)
                 ...and on the moon - (rcareaga) - (1)
                     Now that tops my news <grin>. Where will this end ? - (dmarker)
                 Pics fine [and er.. deja vu] in Moz 1.01 -NT - (Ashton)
                 Laundry and take-out for ISS :) -NT - (deSitter)
                 Do you suppose they had some help... - (a6l6e6x) - (2)
                     Re: Do you suppose they had some help... - (deSitter) - (1)
                         So China can help N. Korea and the Pakistanis build ICBMs? - (a6l6e6x)
         An antidote for irrational exuberance - (marlowe) - (44)
             Fucking amazing - it 1st revises its facts ... - (dmarker) - (4)
                 Crash & burn #1 - 'Marlowe' Where in your quoted link here - (dmarker)
                 Crash & Burn #2 - Where in this quoted link is there any .. - (dmarker)
                 Crash & Burn #3 - Your quoted link #3 actually argues in - (dmarker)
                 Crash & Burn #4 - This link is not 'facts' it is subjective - (dmarker)
             take all of your facts and convert them to truth - (boxley) - (2)
                 No, not all that different. - (marlowe) - (1)
                     SO THATS IT !!! - Marlowe is a Falun Gonger ! -NT - (dmarker)
             Re: An antidote for irrational exuberance - (rcareaga) - (35)
                 Chuckle....sometimes it's hard for us to remember - (Simon_Jester) - (2)
                     Had that 'Energia' not suffered a Murican-style blow-up - (Ashton) - (1)
                         Merlin/Marlowe/Whoever - brings to mind 'Cool Hand Luke' - (dmarker)
                 Re: An antidote for irrational exuberance - (deSitter) - (31)
                     rocket science - (rcareaga) - (30)
                         Russians were desparate to show the US up. - (static) - (26)
                             Russians messed up by allowing politics to override tech - (dmarker) - (25)
                                 Let us hope, then... - (rcareaga) - (5)
                                     Ah yes, McPhee - - and the decline of US amateur electronics - (Ashton) - (3)
                                         Re: Ah yes, McPhee - (rcareaga) - (2)
                                             Well.. Rhodes ain't too shabby in that department, either. - (Ashton) - (1)
                                                 Rhodes not shabby at all - (rcareaga)
                                     You mean like Timothy McVeigh :-) - (dmarker)
                                 But we are losing it.. - (Ashton) - (9)
                                     The world is no longer electronic - (Arkadiy) - (8)
                                         The world! is analog(ue). - (Ashton) - (7)
                                             Yes, alas, digitial does not actually exist . . - (Andrew Grygus) - (1)
                                                 What matters is the precision necessary and possible - (Arkadiy)
                                             Be careful saying "never". - (Another Scott) - (4)
                                                 Methinks that "0 resistance" - (Ashton) - (3)
                                                     Electrical resistance and *c* are different issues. - (Another Scott) - (2)
                                                         Well... DC resistivity does seem bulletproof - (Ashton)
                                                         A/C for runing a super conductor - (dmarker)
                                 Re: Russians messed up by allowing politics to override tech - (rcareaga) - (8)
                                     Yes - very good point. My interest is homebuilt h/c and ... - (dmarker) - (7)
                                         Re: Yes - very good point. My interest is homebuilt h/c and - (rcareaga) - (6)
                                             OOOooooo that was below the belt <grin> - (dmarker) - (5)
                                                 Kinda OT: Insert tasteless joke here... - (Meerkat) - (4)
                                                     Re: Kinda OT: Insert tasteless joke here... - (rcareaga) - (2)
                                                         Don't know of her - was she somone who wouldn't let go - (dmarker) - (1)
                                                             sic transit gloria mundi! - (rcareaga)
                                                     Then there's Rod McKuen - for complete masslessness: - (Ashton)
                         Re: rocket science - (deSitter)
                         Russia has alway been good - (Arkadiy) - (1)
                             Re: Russia has alway been good - (deSitter)

This country was built on the hope that one day we could all own a Batcave.
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