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To All, <marco>, 08.04.2005 18:43

To Marcutio, <Eric>, 08.04.2005 18:45

To Ericola, <marco>, 08.04.2005 18:59

ייייאחש%&, <Eric>, 08.04.2005 19:08

ייייאחש%& me too, <marco>, 08.04.2005 19:28

ייייאחש%& me too, <Eric>, 08.04.2005 19:40

ייייאחש%& me too, <marco>, 08.04.2005 19:57

Erics Job, <ginsoakedboy>, 08.04.2005 19:57

Ginsoakedwriter, <Eric>, 08.04.2005 20:34

Ginsoakedwriter, <miss_emelmahaaeey>, 08.04.2005 22:52

Ginsoakedwriter, <marco>, 08.04.2005 23:00

Ginsoakedwriter, <ginsoakedboy>, 08.04.2005 23:51

Ginsoakedwriter, <marco>, 09.04.2005 02:23

Ginsoakedwriter, <ginsoakedboy>, 10.04.2005 20:10

To All, <Alli>, 08.04.2005 20:15

To All, <liat>, 08.04.2005 21:24

To All, <miss_emelmahaaeey>, 08.04.2005 22:49

To Liat, <marco>, 08.04.2005 22:50

To Liat, <marco>, 08.04.2005 23:12

Subject		Ginsoakedwriter
Sender		ginsoakedboy
Created		08.04.2005 23:51

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Marco, Eric and the Good Doctor,

Alas, I am neither famous nor a writer, although I
share my name with a once famous Eurovision Song
Contest winner (not the transexual one from Israel, but
more on that later) and a Canadian athlete. This is not
another puzzle.

Anyway, it's funny how we describe typing as 'writing',
in the same way as we can describe a writer as a
'scribe' even though the original scribes used quills.
You see you can write by pressing buttons on a
keyboard, but you can't 'scrib(e)ble' by pressing them.

Now that we have voice recognition software, you can
even 'write ' without using your fingers at all, but
still write a book. (I also share my surname with a
writer who could not write with his hands) You can
dictate a letter or a book and still have written them.

How many famous dictators wrote their books, or were
the dictators dictaters?

Anyway, I hope ye all have a good weekend.

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