Re: [silk] Douglas Adams
Another Venky on this list? Reminds me of the time when I worked in a cubicle farm for Citicorp way back in 1992. When someone shouted Venky, five heads would pop up :-) You could shout Subbu with the same results. Welcome to Silk List. Venky (The original one on this list. I hope.) On 7/7/07, Venky TV [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Does anyone know why a book by Douglas Adams is called The salmon of doubt? That is a takeoff on the Irish myth of the Salmon of Knowledge. http://www.allaboutirish.com/library/tales/demne.shtm Considering this is my first post on this list, I guess some sort of introduction would be in order - but sorry, I'm terrible at 'em. Venky.
Re: [silk] Douglas Adams
Venkatesh Hariharan wrote: Another Venky on this list? Reminds me of the time when I worked in a cubicle farm for Citicorp way back in 1992. When someone shouted Venky, five heads would pop up :-) You could shout Subbu with the same results. Welcome to Silk List. Venky (The original one on this list. I hope.) Does Venki count? -[Changed to] Venkat
Re: [silk] Douglas Adams
Another Venky on this list? Reminds me of the time when I worked in a cubicle farm for Citicorp way back in 1992. When someone shouted Venky, five heads would pop up :-) You could shout Subbu with the same results. Oh yeah! That happens all the time! I have a slightly more interesting problem in that if you shout Venky at home, three heads will pop up - dad, brother and me. My family is remarkably unimaginative when it comes to names. Welcome to Silk List. Thanks! Venky, the second.
Re: [silk] Douglas Adams
On 7/9/07, Venky TV [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: will pop up - dad, brother and me. My family is remarkably unimaginative when it comes to names. Talk of unimaginative naming, and I can think of only one thing. Check out the number of Delhis there are in the USA: http://tinyurl.com/ysla6o ... -- Sriram Karra Ph: 99620 88831
[silk] Douglas Adams
Does anyone know why a book by Douglas Adams is called The salmon of doubt? I feel rather stupid, but I haven't been able to understand the meaning. Irony, I would guess... but about what? Cheers Giancarlo
Re: [silk] Douglas Adams
Does anyone know why a book by Douglas Adams is called The salmon of doubt? That is a takeoff on the Irish myth of the Salmon of Knowledge. http://www.allaboutirish.com/library/tales/demne.shtm Considering this is my first post on this list, I guess some sort of introduction would be in order - but sorry, I'm terrible at 'em. Venky.
