Another cycling letter

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A fine letter.

Cheers, helen s

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Quoted message said:

In today's local paper

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A fine letter.

Cheers, helen s

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On 18 May 2004 11:50:40 GMT, [email hidden]

(dirtylitterboxofferingstospammers) said:

Quoted message said:

In today's local paper

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A fine letter.

Helen

You should have read Simon's code-breaking letter in
yesterdays DM. T'was most interesting. Simon is a man of
many letters.

James

"James Hodson" <[email hidden]>
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Quoted message said:

You should have read Simon's code-breaking letter in
yesterdays DM. T'was most interesting. Simon is a man of
many letters.

You mean the national Daily Mail?

Yeah, why bus in all these ENIGMA code breakers to decipher
an old inscription when some bloke in 'ull worked it out in
his tea break ;-)

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Simon M

On Tue, 18 May 2004 11:09:54 +0100, "Simon Mason"
<[email hidden]> wrote (more or less):

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In today's local paper

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When you generate your qurl, you can set ti to go straight
to new url, do not display qurl page.

But blimey! That /was/ a shorter URL!

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On Tue, 18 May 2004 11:09:54 +0100, "Simon Mason"
<[email hidden]> wrote (more or less):

Quoted message said:

In today's local paper

qurl.net2bOpen ↗

When you generate your qurl, you can set ti to go straight
to new url, do not display qurl page.

But blimey! That /was/ a shorter URL!

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Simon Mason said:

You mean the national Daily Mail?

Unless there is another Simon Mason from Anlaby who wrote to
the national DM, then yes. :-)

Quoted message said:

Yeah, why bus in all these ENIGMA code breakers to decipher
an old inscription when some bloke in 'ull worked it out in
his tea break ;-)

T'was most inspired anyway, Simon. You're not suggesting you
made it up, are you? Are you? Say it ain't so!

James

Simon Mason said:

In today's local paper

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Simon Mason said:

In today's local paper

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AndyMorris said:

Simon Mason said:

In today's local paper

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AndyMorris said:

Simon Mason said:

In today's local paper

qurl.net2bOpen ↗

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(2)

qURL.net — The Broken Shorter Link Site.

Nope. That is a borken www.thisishull.co.uk database!

"James Hodson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Yeah, why bus in all these ENIGMA code breakers to
decipher an old inscription when some bloke in 'ull
worked it out in his tea break ;-)

T'was most inspired anyway, Simon. You're not suggesting
you made it up, are you? Are you? Say it ain't so!

I didn't think up the solution - I don't have the skill or
anything like the talent to do so (unlike the real WWII
Enigma crackers). I just remembered reading about the
person who came up with *a* possible answer in some book I
once read. It's a more likely expanation than the claptrap
the Mail came out with about it showing the site of the
holy grail!

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