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Tapiolan poika posted 12-01-98 05:22 AM ET
This is to lobby for Abdiel to post the origin of his username.
DJ RRebel posted 12-01-98 05:52 AM ET
OK ... I'll lobby too !!!
FYI, lobby in french is Rez-de-Chausser, or RC in elevators !!!
So for those of you in an elevator in Quebec, if you want to go to the lobby, press RC !!!
Mind you, if you come to where I work, The Montreal Casino, you'll be really confused to find both "L" & "RC" .. (they are actually 2 different floors !!!
MikeH II posted 12-01-98 05:14 PM ET
In England press G for ground. LG for lower ground.

I don't know who Abdiel is but I really want to know about their user name.
CClark posted 12-01-98 05:33 PM ET
Of course, nobody has to worry about pressing anything in England because nobody every uses their "elevators". For some unknown reason, they're called "lifts".
Also, make sure you go to the toilet before you visit England. They are no public "washrooms"--you have to look for the WC. (But not a WPC, eh Mike! )
MikeH II posted 12-01-98 06:11 PM ET
I think you would get into a LOT of trouble trying to urinate in a WPC.
I'd look for the Public Toilets if I was in Britain (actually I am) I haven't seen WC on a street sign for years.
They are called lifts because they lift you up. Seems just as sensible as elevators to me.
Roland posted 12-02-98 05:23 AM ET
What ? Public washrooms ? I'd prefer public mushrooms, and a serious spelling problem....
Mike, the germans call an elevator "Aufzug", but we prefer the term "Lift". Did you Brit guys do an assimilition that I didn't realize ? Clever bastards...
MikeH II posted 12-02-98 05:46 AM ET
Probably, maybe it's a bit of your Canadian assimilation gone wrong.
Tapiolan poika posted 12-02-98 03:21 PM ET
How about Swedish 'hiss' for lift/elevator? The word is kin to Sw. 'hissa'/Eng. 'hoist'... I mean just in case you were thinking of onomatopoetic words for snake sounds...
Hey, Abdiel! Where are you?!?!
Tapiolan poika posted 12-02-98 03:23 PM ET
While waiting for him to show up, we could post possible origins.
I'll start: How about the names of angels, whether fallen or not?
It may be his own name ... I know an Israelite whose name is Adiel...
Grosshaus posted 12-02-98 03:34 PM ET
Next time you people go to a lift/elevator/hiss/Aufzug, look at who made it. If your from Europe, the sign will propably say KONE. And no, the lift is not from Japan it's from Finland.
So, I proubly must confess:
FINLAND MOVES THE WORLD!!!
BTW kone means a machine, I bet the creator of the company wasn't all that creative.
Tom posted 12-02-98 06:05 PM ET
German 101
Aufzug
Up pull

Finland rocks!
The One And Only DarkStar posted 12-02-98 06:13 PM ET
DJ RREbel: Well, where I live there is a RC, but its not at the level of the street. If you want to get out you got to go to 1. Well, after being stuck 45 days between RC and 1, and finally escaping by asking for help on the Elevator Makers of Quebec online help center with my home made laptop and internet connection (youll never know what you can do with elevators spare pieces ), I got out and complained to my buildings administrator, but they didn't listen!!!

Anyway, keep informing people, or they too, will net to connecton the net with an elevator.
TOAODS
Tapiolan poika posted 12-03-98 07:34 AM ET
Certainly Finland rocks!
However, you should now, that in Norwegian 'kone' means 'rouva', or, for you non-Finnish-speakers out there, 'woman'!
You're absolutely right, by the way, quite a few 'hissit' here were made by KONE.
(There's the ones made by H�gglunds, of course...)
Tapiolan poika posted 12-03-98 07:37 AM ET
What I wanted to say was, that if the Finnish company namer knew Norwegian, maybe he _was_ creative: 'KONE' - 'kone' - 'woman' - "carrier" of children - lift!!!
��How about that one?!
Grosshaus posted 12-04-98 03:36 PM ET
I doubt it, because it was established in the 50's by the government and all of those companies have simple names, like Neste, which means liquid(the company refines and sells gasoline). Too bad it changed it's name to Fortum, which means nothing in Finnish.
And one more not owned by the government:
Nokia, founded in the city of (surprise) Nokia
DCA posted 12-04-98 11:57 PM ET
Tap: 'kone' actually means wife, not woman (which would be 'kvinne')...
DCA,
My inner child can beat up your inner child.
DCA posted 12-05-98 12:03 AM ET
Hmm, on second thought I might actually be wrong - 'kone' is not commonly used where I grew up.. Sheesh, now I'm confused.. maybe it could be used to say, like, 'old woman'..?
DCA,
Sacred cows make the best hamburger.
CClark posted 12-05-98 02:12 AM ET
Just FYI, in Canada the bulk of the elevators are made by "OTIS". Not sure who he is, but he must have been one busy guy...
DHE_X2 posted 12-05-98 03:29 AM ET
What is this, the thread of Babal? Yeesh. We all know that the Ohioans will assimilate you all, and force you to eat our chili! muahahaha
Yo_Yo_Yo_Hey posted 12-05-98 01:04 PM ET
Hmm, the Tower of Babal? Yeah, that must be it, we're in the Tower of Babal! We're getting closer God, I'll be joining you up in heaven in no time!! I won't be dead either. Mwu hahahaha.
Not to many elevators 'round here. The ony one we have in my relative area is the one in my school, but that's only for kids with broken/sprained/etc legs. If you're persuasive enough, I guess you can go in with a broken arm as well. I've never been in it, because I've never broken a bone(lucky me!), so I won't know what company makes it. The ones in New Haven & Bridgeport & the such are made by a company, which one? I don't know, I haven't really payed attention to it.
Abdiel, I care as well. Please post the origin of your username!! Has someone e-mailed him & asked him about it?
More babble for the great Tower of Babal!!
Your faithful & hell-bent NIMadier general,
YYYH
Marian posted 12-05-98 04:33 PM ET
Good to me that we are hosting an exchange student from Finland
Can it be that Tapiolan poika means
The boy from Tapiola ( a district of Espoo)
That is very nice city, close to Helsinki ( about 15 KM away)
Am I right ?

Ciao
Marian
Editor of the Alpha Centauri Zone
http://www.juhu.de/hartel/alpha
SnowFire posted 12-05-98 11:06 PM ET
Slap me with a crowbar abnd call me silly, but why not find one of Abdiel's posts and email him about his name?
Tom posted 12-05-98 11:18 PM ET
KONE means in Finnish machine,
I think
PAX!
Yo_Yo_Yo_Hey posted 12-06-98 12:44 AM ET
Well, slap me silly with a runner chicken, but I already said that Snowfire. Just read the last sentence in my above post. Not the tagline, the last sentence, & I asked that. I guess people really are ignoring my posts. Oh well.
Your faithful & hell-bent NIMadier general,
YYYH
SnowFire posted 12-06-98 12:59 AM ET
<slaps YYYH with a rubber chicken>
Er, sorry, I sorta totally missed that part. I now have to go and do the purification ritual for screwing up and making a fool of myself.
<Snow douses himself in gasoline and lights a match>
Wow! You really feel better after that, let me tell you. Good thing I'm a god and can heal these massive scar marks now...
Yo_Yo_Yo_Hey posted 12-06-98 01:05 AM ET
Oww, that damn rubber chicken hurts!
(YYYH slaps Snowfire with a crowbar & calls him silly)
I prefer filling the bathtub with vodka & taking a bath in it. So refreshing, & if you drink it before all the dirts washes off of you, it tastes just as good! Go ahead & poor some pure alcohol in there as well!
More fun than a barrel of monkeys!! What could be more fun than a barrel of monkeys! Well, they aren't really fun. The bite you, have all sorts of disease, lice, parasites of other sorts, & they get into your banana stock & destroy it! literally!
Your faithful & hell-bent NIMadier general,
YYYH
Abdiel posted 12-06-98 02:52 AM ET
Well, I haven't been on the boards since I posted that message, I believe. That's a long time ago. . .
At first, I wasn't going to respond. . .
But, Tapiolan is on to something, and I was impressed with his/her(?) luck. So, in all fairness, a hint.
It IS the name of an angel, though most certainly NOT a fallen one. . .
Yo_Yo_Yo_Hey posted 12-06-98 11:42 AM ET
I've never heard of an angel named Abdiel! Then again I don't know the names of too many angels, really just Michael the arch-angel. You know, the one who defeated Satan. Satan's the one who lives in hell with a bunch of fallen souls, he's red, has a tail, & carries a pitchfork. Did you know he made a bet with God while he was still in heaven. Go read 'The Book of Job'. I believe that was it. I know more about my religion than I thought. Cool.
Your faithful & hell-bent NIMadier general,
YYYH
Abdiel posted 12-06-98 04:33 PM ET
Michael: the one who beat Satan?
To what are you referring? Jesus beat Satan, and Jesus is no angel. . .
ANyway, Abdiel is not a biblical angel, that is, he's not in the Bible. He is, however, an angel.
Imran Siddiqui posted 12-06-98 10:36 PM ET
Oh my God!! There is an Abdiel, and here I was misinformed, not knowing any better. Thanks guys (The forum members look sheepishly at the floor)!
Imran Siddiqui
SnowFire posted 12-06-98 10:56 PM ET
Yeah: there are only 2 and a half angels mentioned by name in the Bible, Gabriel, Micheal, and Lucifer, who only counts as half an angel, for obvious reasons.
DHE_X2 posted 12-06-98 11:05 PM ET
Ten thousand, and we only hear about two. Oh well, the main focus isn't on the angels anyway, more on the sorry condition of the human race, contrasted by the greatness of God. No atheistical remarks, please.
Tapiolan poika posted 12-07-98 10:54 AM ET
Well, HALLELUIAH! (or w. a 'j', if you prefer)
Thanks for posting, Abdiel! One thing - what do you mean, "luck"?!?!?!
It's "his", by the way. I like the fact, that you didn't jump to any conclusions. However, you've also just told us that you don't know Finnish (or Swedish, with a bonus extensive knowledge of etymology...).
We're slowly finding out everything about you. (Using MIBs, VIBs or any other potentially violent methods would just be too easy - apart from being unsavoury and lacking in refinement.) .), and !), and
Your friendly neighborhood Peacekeeper
Tap
Tapiolan poika posted 12-07-98 10:56 AM ET
"Luck"... Hmmm ... Could I have been onto sth. when I wrote about Adiel?
HEY, Abdiel, we need more hints!!!
Come on, if you insist on not posting the origin of your username in the thread designated for it, you can post hints about it here, instead!
YfnPK Tap
Tapiolan poika posted 12-07-98 11:01 AM ET
And _yes_, for all of you curious readers - we _are_ going to have a decided presence in _your_ neighborhood, as well. (Have to protect the peace...)
One other thing - I take umbrage at violence committed in threads patrolled by us peacekeepers. SnowFire, 3YH, you're both welcome here, but leave the rubber chickens and the petrol outside the thread next time.
I guess slapping SnowFire with a crowbar is OK, since he asked for it, but 3YH wanted to be slapped with a 'runner' chicken (whatever _that_ is?) and got a faceful of rubber instead - that's downright rude, if you ask me!
Tapiolan poika posted 12-07-98 11:40 AM ET
Ahhh, the sound of air raid sirens on a Monday afternoon...
Did you know that there's a Swedish SF novel with the title "Monday at Three p.m." (Well, the Swedish counterpart, of course.) by one Bertil M�rtensson?
The premise is, the first Monday every month at 3 p.m. the air raid sirens are tested, so that's the ideal time to nuke Sweden...
(Why? Don't ask me, this was written in the 70s.)
Abdiel posted 12-07-98 01:55 PM ET
"Justify the ways of God to Man"
BigER posted 12-07-98 02:38 PM ET
Elevator=that thingy what goes up and down.
Angel=That critter what goes up and down.
Lift=that whatchamujig what goes up
desend=that whogemacoe what goes down.
So LIFT up Maechel
and desend Satan.
Elevate the masses.
and Angel in the outfield.

No, it's not drugs- it's just a lack of sleep.

BigE Jester of the Gods ret.
"Never underestimate a Woman with a grudge."
Abdiel posted 12-08-98 05:10 AM ET
Just needed to post to get this topic back up at the top. . .
Love leading people into finding the answer.
Tapiolan poika posted 12-08-98 05:31 AM ET
I don't know, Abdiel... Sure, thank you for posting again, but your posts didn't ring any bells for me...
More hints, please!!!
BigEr: Hey, welcome! And thanks for your insights into elevators, angels, and love...
How about rollercoasters? What would they be related to? They do go up and down... Love's the obvious one, but what mythological beings...?
Abdiel posted 12-08-98 05:39 AM ET
Well, If I'm not biblical, but I am official. . .
I must be literary, right?
HINT: I have a penchant for OLD stuff. . .
Tapiolan poika posted 12-08-98 12:38 PM ET
Damn, that was a fast comeback! And here I've been _working_ instead of breaking my head over the new hint...
Let me think about it for a bit...
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Author	Topic: Abdiel! I care - please post!
Tapiolan poika	posted 12-01-98 05:22 AM ET This is to lobby for Abdiel to post the origin of his username.
DJ RRebel	posted 12-01-98 05:52 AM ET OK ... I'll lobby too !!! FYI, lobby in french is Rez-de-Chausser, or RC in elevators !!! So for those of you in an elevator in Quebec, if you want to go to the lobby, press RC !!! Mind you, if you come to where I work, The Montreal Casino, you'll be really confused to find both "L" & "RC" .. (they are actually 2 different floors !!!
MikeH II	posted 12-01-98 05:14 PM ET In England press G for ground. LG for lower ground. I don't know who Abdiel is but I really want to know about their user name.
CClark	posted 12-01-98 05:33 PM ET Of course, nobody has to worry about pressing anything in England because nobody every uses their "elevators". For some unknown reason, they're called "lifts". Also, make sure you go to the toilet before you visit England. They are no public "washrooms"--you have to look for the WC. (But not a WPC, eh Mike! )
MikeH II	posted 12-01-98 06:11 PM ET I think you would get into a LOT of trouble trying to urinate in a WPC. I'd look for the Public Toilets if I was in Britain (actually I am) I haven't seen WC on a street sign for years. They are called lifts because they lift you up. Seems just as sensible as elevators to me.
Roland	posted 12-02-98 05:23 AM ET What ? Public washrooms ? I'd prefer public mushrooms, and a serious spelling problem.... Mike, the germans call an elevator "Aufzug", but we prefer the term "Lift". Did you Brit guys do an assimilition that I didn't realize ? Clever bastards...
MikeH II	posted 12-02-98 05:46 AM ET Probably, maybe it's a bit of your Canadian assimilation gone wrong.
Tapiolan poika	posted 12-02-98 03:21 PM ET How about Swedish 'hiss' for lift/elevator? The word is kin to Sw. 'hissa'/Eng. 'hoist'... I mean just in case you were thinking of onomatopoetic words for snake sounds... Hey, Abdiel! Where are you?!?!
Tapiolan poika	posted 12-02-98 03:23 PM ET While waiting for him to show up, we could post possible origins. I'll start: How about the names of angels, whether fallen or not? It may be his own name ... I know an Israelite whose name is Adiel...
Grosshaus	posted 12-02-98 03:34 PM ET Next time you people go to a lift/elevator/hiss/Aufzug, look at who made it. If your from Europe, the sign will propably say KONE. And no, the lift is not from Japan it's from Finland. So, I proubly must confess: FINLAND MOVES THE WORLD!!! BTW kone means a machine, I bet the creator of the company wasn't all that creative.
Tom	posted 12-02-98 06:05 PM ET German 101 Aufzug Up pull Finland rocks!
The One And Only DarkStar	posted 12-02-98 06:13 PM ET DJ RREbel: Well, where I live there is a RC, but its not at the level of the street. If you want to get out you got to go to 1. Well, after being stuck 45 days between RC and 1, and finally escaping by asking for help on the Elevator Makers of Quebec online help center with my home made laptop and internet connection (youll never know what you can do with elevators spare pieces ), I got out and complained to my buildings administrator, but they didn't listen!!! Anyway, keep informing people, or they too, will net to connecton the net with an elevator. TOAODS
Tapiolan poika	posted 12-03-98 07:34 AM ET Certainly Finland rocks! However, you should now, that in Norwegian 'kone' means 'rouva', or, for you non-Finnish-speakers out there, 'woman'! You're absolutely right, by the way, quite a few 'hissit' here were made by KONE. (There's the ones made by H�gglunds, of course...)
Tapiolan poika	posted 12-03-98 07:37 AM ET What I wanted to say was, that if the Finnish company namer knew Norwegian, maybe he _was_ creative: 'KONE' - 'kone' - 'woman' - "carrier" of children - lift!!! ��How about that one?!
Grosshaus	posted 12-04-98 03:36 PM ET I doubt it, because it was established in the 50's by the government and all of those companies have simple names, like Neste, which means liquid(the company refines and sells gasoline). Too bad it changed it's name to Fortum, which means nothing in Finnish. And one more not owned by the government: Nokia, founded in the city of (surprise) Nokia
DCA	posted 12-04-98 11:57 PM ET Tap: 'kone' actually means wife, not woman (which would be 'kvinne')... DCA, My inner child can beat up your inner child.
DCA	posted 12-05-98 12:03 AM ET Hmm, on second thought I might actually be wrong - 'kone' is not commonly used where I grew up.. Sheesh, now I'm confused.. maybe it could be used to say, like, 'old woman'..? DCA, Sacred cows make the best hamburger.
CClark	posted 12-05-98 02:12 AM ET Just FYI, in Canada the bulk of the elevators are made by "OTIS". Not sure who he is, but he must have been one busy guy...
DHE_X2	posted 12-05-98 03:29 AM ET What is this, the thread of Babal? Yeesh. We all know that the Ohioans will assimilate you all, and force you to eat our chili! muahahaha
Yo_Yo_Yo_Hey	posted 12-05-98 01:04 PM ET Hmm, the Tower of Babal? Yeah, that must be it, we're in the Tower of Babal! We're getting closer God, I'll be joining you up in heaven in no time!! I won't be dead either. Mwu hahahaha. Not to many elevators 'round here. The ony one we have in my relative area is the one in my school, but that's only for kids with broken/sprained/etc legs. If you're persuasive enough, I guess you can go in with a broken arm as well. I've never been in it, because I've never broken a bone(lucky me!), so I won't know what company makes it. The ones in New Haven & Bridgeport & the such are made by a company, which one? I don't know, I haven't really payed attention to it. Abdiel, I care as well. Please post the origin of your username!! Has someone e-mailed him & asked him about it? More babble for the great Tower of Babal!! Your faithful & hell-bent NIMadier general, YYYH
Marian	posted 12-05-98 04:33 PM ET Good to me that we are hosting an exchange student from Finland Can it be that Tapiolan poika means The boy from Tapiola ( a district of Espoo) That is very nice city, close to Helsinki ( about 15 KM away) Am I right ? Ciao Marian Editor of the Alpha Centauri Zone http://www.juhu.de/hartel/alpha
SnowFire	posted 12-05-98 11:06 PM ET Slap me with a crowbar abnd call me silly, but why not find one of Abdiel's posts and email him about his name?
Tom	posted 12-05-98 11:18 PM ET KONE means in Finnish machine, I think PAX!
Yo_Yo_Yo_Hey	posted 12-06-98 12:44 AM ET Well, slap me silly with a runner chicken, but I already said that Snowfire. Just read the last sentence in my above post. Not the tagline, the last sentence, & I asked that. I guess people really are ignoring my posts. Oh well. Your faithful & hell-bent NIMadier general, YYYH
SnowFire	posted 12-06-98 12:59 AM ET <slaps YYYH with a rubber chicken> Er, sorry, I sorta totally missed that part. I now have to go and do the purification ritual for screwing up and making a fool of myself. <Snow douses himself in gasoline and lights a match> Wow! You really feel better after that, let me tell you. Good thing I'm a god and can heal these massive scar marks now...
Yo_Yo_Yo_Hey	posted 12-06-98 01:05 AM ET Oww, that damn rubber chicken hurts! (YYYH slaps Snowfire with a crowbar & calls him silly) I prefer filling the bathtub with vodka & taking a bath in it. So refreshing, & if you drink it before all the dirts washes off of you, it tastes just as good! Go ahead & poor some pure alcohol in there as well! More fun than a barrel of monkeys!! What could be more fun than a barrel of monkeys! Well, they aren't really fun. The bite you, have all sorts of disease, lice, parasites of other sorts, & they get into your banana stock & destroy it! literally! Your faithful & hell-bent NIMadier general, YYYH
Abdiel	posted 12-06-98 02:52 AM ET Well, I haven't been on the boards since I posted that message, I believe. That's a long time ago. . . At first, I wasn't going to respond. . . But, Tapiolan is on to something, and I was impressed with his/her(?) luck. So, in all fairness, a hint. It IS the name of an angel, though most certainly NOT a fallen one. . .
Yo_Yo_Yo_Hey	posted 12-06-98 11:42 AM ET I've never heard of an angel named Abdiel! Then again I don't know the names of too many angels, really just Michael the arch-angel. You know, the one who defeated Satan. Satan's the one who lives in hell with a bunch of fallen souls, he's red, has a tail, & carries a pitchfork. Did you know he made a bet with God while he was still in heaven. Go read 'The Book of Job'. I believe that was it. I know more about my religion than I thought. Cool. Your faithful & hell-bent NIMadier general, YYYH
Abdiel	posted 12-06-98 04:33 PM ET Michael: the one who beat Satan? To what are you referring? Jesus beat Satan, and Jesus is no angel. . . ANyway, Abdiel is not a biblical angel, that is, he's not in the Bible. He is, however, an angel.
Imran Siddiqui	posted 12-06-98 10:36 PM ET Oh my God!! There is an Abdiel, and here I was misinformed, not knowing any better. Thanks guys (The forum members look sheepishly at the floor)! Imran Siddiqui
SnowFire	posted 12-06-98 10:56 PM ET Yeah: there are only 2 and a half angels mentioned by name in the Bible, Gabriel, Micheal, and Lucifer, who only counts as half an angel, for obvious reasons.
DHE_X2	posted 12-06-98 11:05 PM ET Ten thousand, and we only hear about two. Oh well, the main focus isn't on the angels anyway, more on the sorry condition of the human race, contrasted by the greatness of God. No atheistical remarks, please.
Tapiolan poika	posted 12-07-98 10:54 AM ET Well, HALLELUIAH! (or w. a 'j', if you prefer) Thanks for posting, Abdiel! One thing - what do you mean, "luck"?!?!?! It's "his", by the way. I like the fact, that you didn't jump to any conclusions. However, you've also just told us that you don't know Finnish (or Swedish, with a bonus extensive knowledge of etymology...). We're slowly finding out everything about you. (Using MIBs, VIBs or any other potentially violent methods would just be too easy - apart from being unsavoury and lacking in refinement.) .), and !), and Your friendly neighborhood Peacekeeper Tap
Tapiolan poika	posted 12-07-98 10:56 AM ET "Luck"... Hmmm ... Could I have been onto sth. when I wrote about Adiel? HEY, Abdiel, we need more hints!!! Come on, if you insist on not posting the origin of your username in the thread designated for it, you can post hints about it here, instead! YfnPK Tap
Tapiolan poika	posted 12-07-98 11:01 AM ET And _yes_, for all of you curious readers - we _are_ going to have a decided presence in _your_ neighborhood, as well. (Have to protect the peace...) One other thing - I take umbrage at violence committed in threads patrolled by us peacekeepers. SnowFire, 3YH, you're both welcome here, but leave the rubber chickens and the petrol outside the thread next time. I guess slapping SnowFire with a crowbar is OK, since he asked for it, but 3YH wanted to be slapped with a 'runner' chicken (whatever _that_ is?) and got a faceful of rubber instead - that's downright rude, if you ask me!
Tapiolan poika	posted 12-07-98 11:40 AM ET Ahhh, the sound of air raid sirens on a Monday afternoon... Did you know that there's a Swedish SF novel with the title "Monday at Three p.m." (Well, the Swedish counterpart, of course.) by one Bertil M�rtensson? The premise is, the first Monday every month at 3 p.m. the air raid sirens are tested, so that's the ideal time to nuke Sweden... (Why? Don't ask me, this was written in the 70s.)
Abdiel	posted 12-07-98 01:55 PM ET "Justify the ways of God to Man"
BigER	posted 12-07-98 02:38 PM ET Elevator=that thingy what goes up and down. Angel=That critter what goes up and down. Lift=that whatchamujig what goes up desend=that whogemacoe what goes down. So LIFT up Maechel and desend Satan. Elevate the masses. and Angel in the outfield. No, it's not drugs- it's just a lack of sleep. BigE Jester of the Gods ret. "Never underestimate a Woman with a grudge."
Abdiel	posted 12-08-98 05:10 AM ET Just needed to post to get this topic back up at the top. . . Love leading people into finding the answer.
Tapiolan poika	posted 12-08-98 05:31 AM ET I don't know, Abdiel... Sure, thank you for posting again, but your posts didn't ring any bells for me... More hints, please!!! BigEr: Hey, welcome! And thanks for your insights into elevators, angels, and love... How about rollercoasters? What would they be related to? They do go up and down... Love's the obvious one, but what mythological beings...?
Abdiel	posted 12-08-98 05:39 AM ET Well, If I'm not biblical, but I am official. . . I must be literary, right? HINT: I have a penchant for OLD stuff. . .
Tapiolan poika	posted 12-08-98 12:38 PM ET Damn, that was a fast comeback! And here I've been _working_ instead of breaking my head over the new hint... Let me think about it for a bit...