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From: William and Melissa Johns <gizmology-at-gizmology.net>
Subject: Re: New England Bull Session Proposal
Date: Thu, 22 Jul 2004 22:19:35 -0400
Reply-To: tanks-at-rctankcombat.com

Well, "Operation Coxsackie Freedom" has three significant problems.

1) I like it.  Something wrong with that.

2) "Coxsackie" is the most annoying word in the whole world.  (I think it's 
Iroquois for "Place that White Man calls Coxsackie.")  The locals pronounce 
it Co-SAHK-ee.  But then, the locals pronounce Athens as AY-thens.  And 
then there's Cairo, pronounced Care-o, down the road.  There's no Sparta 
around here ... or maybe there is and it's just pronounced "Albany".

3) And speaking of locals, "Operation Coxsackie Freedom" gives me the 
feeling that "insurgents" from Care-o and AY-thens will start blowing 
things up and threatening to paint hostages...

But then, calling it the "First Annual Peloponnesian War", while it appeals 
to my sense of absurdity, would require that I learn to spell 
Pellipponinesseran.

"Operation Coxsackie Freedom" it is.


Bill "at least they pronounce Syracuse right" Johns



At 08:35 PM 7/22/2004, you wrote:
>--- William and Melissa Johns
><gizmology-at-gizmology.net> wrote:
> >
> >    Okay - how does September 10-12 sound to everyone
> > for the Invasion of
> > Athens, or the First Annual Peloponnesian War, or
> > Operation Coxsackie
> > Freedom, or whatever you want to call it?
> >
> >That is fine for me. And as you are the illustious
>host, you Mr. Bill Johns are allowed to name the first
>gathering north of the Mason-Dixon. I would like to
>vote for "Operation Coxsakie Freedom" it appeals to
>the 17 year old in me. Lol.
>John"Why does Steve want to build a Comet" Pittelli
>
>
>
>
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