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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU)
Sat Jun 4 02:23:27 1988

From: Don't reply to root! <root@ATHENA.MIT.EDU>
Date: Sat, 4 Jun 88 01:21:45 EST
To: ca-mtg@bloom-beacon.mit.edu


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ambar (Jean Marie Diaz):


I am not a number!  I am a free variable!

I still think Multics is the better moosetrap.  -- daveb@geac.uucp

"Cambridge" is an Indian word for "no parking".



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jcb (Jeff Bigler):

		       Language and Sentiment of Flowers

		  from The 1988 Old Farmer's Almanac, page 219

"A charming and interesting method of communicating thought is by the aid of
flowers, if their language and sentiment are understood by the parties who
present them."

Flower				Meaning
------				-------
Amaryllis			Beautiful but timid
Anemone				Forsaken; illness
Apple Blossom			Preference
Arbor Vitae			Unchanging friendship
Arbutus				Thee only do I love

Bachelor's Button		Hope; single blessedness
Barberry			Petulance, ill temper
Bittersweet, Nightshade		Truth
Bluebell			Constancy
Burdock				Importunity, touch me not
Buttercup			Riches

Cardinal Flower			Distinction; preferment
Carnation			Pure and deep love
Chrysanthemum			A heart left to desolation
White Clover			I promise
Clover, 4-leaved		Be mine
Columbine, Red			Anxious and trembling
Coreopsis			Always cheerful
Crocus				Cheerfulness

Dahlia				Dignity and elegance
Daffodil			Unrequited love
Daisy, Garden			I share your feelings
Daisy, Field			I will think of it
Dandelion			Oracle; coquetry

Fern				Sincerity
Forget-me-not			Do not forget
Foxglove			Insincerity
Fuchsia				Taste; frugality

Geranium			Silliness
Gladiolus			Ready armed
Goldenrod			Encouragement

Hawthorn			Hope
Heliotrope			I adore you
Hibiscus			Delicate beauty
Holly				Am I forgotten?
Honeysuckle			Devoted love
Hydrangea			Vainglory; heartlessness

Iris				A message for thee
Ivy				Friendship; marriage

Jonquil				Desire; affection returned

Larkspur, Pink			Lightness; fickleness
Lavender			Mistrust
Lilac, Purple			First emotions of love
Lilac, White			Youth
Lily of the Valley		Return of happiness

Marigold			Grief; chagrin
Mayflower			Welcome
Mint				Virtue
Milkweed			Hope in misery
Mistletoe			I surmount everything
Morning Glory			Coquetry; affection
Mountain Ash			I watch over you

Narcissus			Egotism; self-love
Nasturtium			Patriotism; splendor

Oleander			Beware

Pansy, Purple			You occupy my thoughts
Peach Blossom			I am your captive
Peony				Ostentation; anger
Phlox				Our hearts are united
Poppy, White			Sleep; oblivion
Primrose			Modest worth; silent love

Rhodoedendron			Agitation
Rose, Red			I love you
Rose, White			Silence
Rose, Wild			Simplicity
Rose, Yellow			Infidelity
Rosemary			Remembrance

Sage				Domestic Virtue
Scotch Thistle			Retaliation
Snapdragon			Presumption
Sweet Pea			A meeting
Sweet William			Gallantry; finesse; dexterity

Tuberose			Dangerous pleasure; voluptuousness
Tulip, Variegated		Beautiful eyes
Tulip, Red			Declaration of love

Violet, Blue			Faithfulness
Violet, White			Purity; candor; modesty

Yarrow				Cure for the heartache

Zinnia				I mourn your absence


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nrp (Niki R Pantelias):


"So give just a little bit more, take a little bit less
 From each other tonight
 Admit what you're feeling and see what's in front of you
 It's never out of your sight
 You know it's true
 We all know that it's true"

	-- The Moody Blues
	   "Never Comes The Day"



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