Wow. Don't let the stereotypes door hit you on the arrse on the way out.
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Sent: 20 August 2007 16:45
To: Donald M Rinderknecht
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Subject: Re: lest we
Sent: 20 August 2007 16:45
To: Donald M Rinderknecht
Cc: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: lest we forget
Donald M Rinderknecht wrote:
> Wow. And I thought that _I_ had been using Frame for a long time...
> what version were they using then?
>
I think they must have been t
It seems that our history goes back further than you thought. From
David Lyons' coffee-table book Scotland, p. 184, reproduced as
printed, but for the elisions:
...the event which most shaped Highlanders were the Highland
Clearances, which started in the late 18th and continued into the
Donald M Rinderknecht wrote:
Wow. And I thought that _I_ had been using Frame for a long time... what
version were they using then?
I think they must have been the baa-ta testers of
FrameMake.
Graeme R Forbes wrote:
this was when ambitious landowners cleared the
land of
It seems that our history goes back further than you thought. From
David Lyons' coffee-table book "Scotland", p. 184, reproduced as
printed, but for the elisions:
...the event which most shaped Highlanders were the Highland
Clearances, which started in the late 18th and continued into the
Wow. And I thought that _I_ had been using Frame for a long time... what
version were they using then?
:D
don.
Don Rinderknecht -- KD5MVV
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Donald M Rinderknecht wrote:
> Wow. And I thought that _I_ had been using Frame for a long time... what
> version were they using then?
>
I think they must have been the baa-ta testers of
FrameMake.
>
> Graeme R Forbes wrote:
this was when ambitious landowners cleared the
>> land
