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what's the job like?
Acolyte Mathnerd, Seraph of General Evilness and Black Trenchcoats(court devil of the Kindom of Balwyniti, Muse and Keeper) Started conversation Dec 26, 2000
might i become a messenger? i refuse to wear winged shoes (yeah combat boots!), but my wings, horns and magic get me anywhere. let me know....
~~~Mathnerd avenging
what's the job like?
Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Dec 26, 2000
YAY!!! Glad to have you aboard, my dear...
There isn't much to the job itself at all so far... only Galaxy Babe has used the service....
You'll need to check our mutual e-mail addy (if you write us at h2g2muses.hotmail.com, I will let you in on the password) from time to time to see if there are any messages waiting to be delivered....
I tell you, business has been slow(but I can promote HMS much more... )
I'm most excited!!! YAY!!!
Would you like some chocolate milk!??
what's the job like?
Acolyte Mathnerd, Seraph of General Evilness and Black Trenchcoats(court devil of the Kindom of Balwyniti, Muse and Keeper) Posted Dec 28, 2000
hey, glad to be aboard!
just emailed you, so that's taken care of.
will add more publicity for HMS when i get around to learning GuideML and bothering to redo my space so it's easier to read
and thank you, but no, i'm allergic to milk. i would take tea or s though....
damn, i drink too much for a 16 yr old, here and in RL. *sigh*...
what's the job like?
Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Dec 28, 2000
Poor dear...
I will have to check that mail account later today...
Can I get you a vanilla coke instead of a chocolate milk then!??
what's the job like?
Acolyte Mathnerd, Seraph of General Evilness and Black Trenchcoats(court devil of the Kindom of Balwyniti, Muse and Keeper) Posted Dec 29, 2000
as long as the sugar content is sufficiently low, then yes, thank you. if i have too much sugar i become rather incoherent. and an incoherent, not-even-drunk, avenging angel isnt' too pretty......
what's the job like?
Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Dec 29, 2000
Hee heheee... oh my!!!
That sounds like fun!!!
Come on...
Hotmail's not working right now, so I won't get to your e-mail until later...
what's the job like?
Acolyte Mathnerd, Seraph of General Evilness and Black Trenchcoats(court devil of the Kindom of Balwyniti, Muse and Keeper) Posted Dec 29, 2000
um, well, not always fun. i wouldn't want to do permanent damage to anyone simply because my sugar levels are high. and i often end up hurting myself too.
and it's ok. no hurry. hotmail can be a pain at times...
what's the job like?
Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Dec 29, 2000
::nods::
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Acolyte Mathnerd, Seraph of General Evilness and Black Trenchcoats(court devil of the Kindom of Balwyniti, Muse and Keeper) Posted Dec 30, 2000
what's the job like?
Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Dec 30, 2000
what's the job like?
Acolyte Mathnerd, Seraph of General Evilness and Black Trenchcoats(court devil of the Kindom of Balwyniti, Muse and Keeper) Posted Dec 31, 2000
what's the job like?
Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Dec 31, 2000
THANK YOU!!!
Your help is appreciated!!!
::shakes Mathnerd's hand::
Welcome to the team!!!
what's the job like?
GinTonyx - Keeper and Mixer of the Gin and Tonic, Muse of the Lemon Garden. Posted Jan 3, 2001
I don't know if I'll be a good Hermes, but I'll do my best. Count me in if you want. Great idea I think. I would even have a message to deliver myself, but I obviously can't do that because then the recipient would know it was from me, wouldn't she? Anyway, I shall merrily ask for the password in a moment.
-Gin
Keeper and Mixer of the Gin and Tonic
what's the job like?
Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Jan 3, 2001
Mathnerd-- stick around, please!!!
How about this, Ginny(can I call you Ginny)!??? You use the address provded at HMS one time to ask to deliver a message, and then write to it again, asking for the password to the e-mail.
That way, a Messanger can deliver it for you... ermmm... before you are a messanger yourself!?? If that will work... if... if the message isn't for a messanger!!! ::PHEW!!!::
We need to establish how messages should be sent-- what they should say AROUND the requested message... I will do this in another HMS forum...
Please remind me to give you a link when I have!!!
what's the job like?
GinTonyx - Keeper and Mixer of the Gin and Tonic, Muse of the Lemon Garden. Posted Jan 3, 2001
I thought there was an interview? Well, fine. If you think so, I certainly don't mind.
Why don't we sort these things about sending messages out here? I think it's rather simple. It could be like this:
[startquote]
This message is from someone who wanted to send you a message but stay anonymous. We know who it was but we won't tell as we promised not to. And we keep our word. The message reads:
------------------------------------------------
[Message Body]
------------------------------------------------
Message brought to you by the Hermes Messenger Service at h2g2.
http://www.h2g2.com/A472501
[endquote]
Now I do have a few questions:
* Who can request messages being sent? Anybody? h2g2-memebers? How do we find out if they are? And whether they are who they would want us to believe they were? - (It's a good idea to use the brain for thinking and the buttocks for sitting. I always have to remind myself. So now I am trying to think with my brain...) Since nobody wants anybody else to know who originally sent the message to us, we don't have to know either. So we take what we get and pass it on. Simple as that. (solved) *puh!*
* There ought to be a list of all active Hermeses on h2g2.
* And there ought to be a page explaining how the messages are sent. I would not give away my most secret admirings if I wasn't convinced that they were treated confidentially.
I would be happy to establish any of these pages, or contribute to them...
May the Love be with you
-Gin
PS: Are there any restrictions to the contents of the message? Do we deliver messages containing 4-letter words? Or other no-good things?
PPS: I never asked nobody if they liked the names I call them. Not even nicknames. I would prefer Gin though. Ginny sounds a lot like geenie. And -by God- I am no geenie. As I said, you call me what you think you ought to call me...
what's the job like?
GinTonyx - Keeper and Mixer of the Gin and Tonic, Muse of the Lemon Garden. Posted Jan 3, 2001
I thought there was an interview? Well, fine. If you think so, I certainly don't mind.
Why don't we sort these things about sending messages out here? I think it's rather simple. It could be like this:
[startquote]
This message is from someone who wanted to send you a message but stay anonymous. We know who it was but we won't tell as we promised not to. And we keep our word. The message reads:
------------------------------------------------
[Message Body]
------------------------------------------------
Message brought to you by the Hermes Messenger Service at h2g2.
http://www.h2g2.com/A472501
[endquote]
Now I do have a few questions:
* Who can request messages being sent? Anybody? h2g2-memebers? How do we find out if they are? And whether they are who they would want us to believe they were? - (It's a good idea to use the brain for thinking and the buttocks for sitting. I always have to remind myself. So now I am trying to think with my brain...) Since nobody wants anybody else to know who originally sent the message to us, we don't have to know either. So we take what we get and pass it on. Simple as that. (solved) *puh!*
* There ought to be a list of all active Hermeses on h2g2.
* And there ought to be a page explaining how the messages are sent. I would not give away my most secret admirings if I wasn't convinced that they were treated confidentially.
I would be happy to establish any of these pages, or contribute to them...
May the Love be with you
-Gin
PS: Are there any restrictions to the contents of the message? Do we deliver messages containing 4-letter words? Or other no-good things?
PPS: I never asked nobody if they liked the names I call them. Not even nicknames. I would prefer Gin though. Ginny sounds a lot like geenie. And -by God- I am no geenie. As I said, you call me what you think you ought to call me...
what's the job like?
GinTonyx - Keeper and Mixer of the Gin and Tonic, Muse of the Lemon Garden. Posted Jan 3, 2001
Ooooops. Sorry about that. My connection is so slow sometimes... Just thought I had forgotten to press the button. Obviously I had. I'm sorry.
what's the job like?
Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Jan 3, 2001
All right.. Gin it is!!! That's less to type!!!
and it is cute...
Please go ahead and compose the pages you think we need(which are both great ideas-- I was thinking about listing the current messangers on the main HMS page-- it might be best to combine your ideas on one page, so our visitors have little travelling to do...). It'd be nice to have a link to our e-mail from other HMS pages, so I will tell you how to do that if you need to know...
And I'll be right back with the link!!!
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Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Jan 3, 2001
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- 1: Acolyte Mathnerd, Seraph of General Evilness and Black Trenchcoats(court devil of the Kindom of Balwyniti, Muse and Keeper) (Dec 26, 2000)
- 2: Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde (Dec 26, 2000)
- 3: Acolyte Mathnerd, Seraph of General Evilness and Black Trenchcoats(court devil of the Kindom of Balwyniti, Muse and Keeper) (Dec 28, 2000)
- 4: Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde (Dec 28, 2000)
- 5: Acolyte Mathnerd, Seraph of General Evilness and Black Trenchcoats(court devil of the Kindom of Balwyniti, Muse and Keeper) (Dec 29, 2000)
- 6: Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde (Dec 29, 2000)
- 7: Acolyte Mathnerd, Seraph of General Evilness and Black Trenchcoats(court devil of the Kindom of Balwyniti, Muse and Keeper) (Dec 29, 2000)
- 8: Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde (Dec 29, 2000)
- 9: Acolyte Mathnerd, Seraph of General Evilness and Black Trenchcoats(court devil of the Kindom of Balwyniti, Muse and Keeper) (Dec 30, 2000)
- 10: Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde (Dec 30, 2000)
- 11: Acolyte Mathnerd, Seraph of General Evilness and Black Trenchcoats(court devil of the Kindom of Balwyniti, Muse and Keeper) (Dec 31, 2000)
- 12: Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde (Dec 31, 2000)
- 13: GinTonyx - Keeper and Mixer of the Gin and Tonic, Muse of the Lemon Garden. (Jan 3, 2001)
- 14: Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde (Jan 3, 2001)
- 15: Ottox (Jan 3, 2001)
- 16: GinTonyx - Keeper and Mixer of the Gin and Tonic, Muse of the Lemon Garden. (Jan 3, 2001)
- 17: GinTonyx - Keeper and Mixer of the Gin and Tonic, Muse of the Lemon Garden. (Jan 3, 2001)
- 18: GinTonyx - Keeper and Mixer of the Gin and Tonic, Muse of the Lemon Garden. (Jan 3, 2001)
- 19: Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde (Jan 3, 2001)
- 20: Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde (Jan 3, 2001)
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