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Date:         Tue, 1 Sep 1998 09:45:24 -0400
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HI
I had some e-mails asking who the publisher of the comic book is.  I
am pretty sure it is DC comics.  And I think the cost was 9.95.
Ruth
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Date:         Tue, 1 Sep 1998 11:46:49 -0500
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From:         Kathy Brown <kbrown@WEBMART.NET>
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At 9:45 AM -0400 9/1/98,  wrote:
>HI
>I had some e-mails asking who the publisher of the comic book is.  I
>am pretty sure it is DC comics.  And I think the cost was 9.95.
>Ruth

In case people aren't familiar with the format, this comic book is called a
"trade paperback".  It's a collection of several different comics under one
cover.  In this case, DC Comics released the book during L&C early seasons
to capitalize on the show.

Although the comic has Dean and Teri's picture on the front, don't buy it
expecting to get a "Lois & Clark" comic.   It is the comics
characterizations of Lois and Clark, not Dean and Teri's.   The stories in
this book were chosen to give some background on their relationship in the
comics, and ends just as they begin dating.  So, don't expect a lot of
heavy romance either.

Now, all that said, if you like Superman and L&C in general, it's a fun
book to have.  It's neat to see the differences in the characters, and the
picture on the front is sure nice. :)

As to where to get it -- call your local comic book shop (look in the
yellow pages under "Comics").  If they don't have it in stock (and they may
not -- it's been out for a several years now and I know that many shops
were offering any remaining copies at a sale price even a few years ago to
clear them out of the store), ask them if they can order it for you.
Comics shops work from catalogs that DC Comics puts out, so if it's still
in print, they can order it for you.

Good luck,

Kathy

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KathyB on IRC
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Date:         Mon, 31 Aug 1998 23:15:48 +0100
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From:         Jenny Mills <j.mills@NETCOM.CO.UK>
Subject:      Re: Would Clark kill?
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Piper

Nice to see you here.........as it happens I have just finished re-reading
'Healing' - and thoroughly enjoyed!!!

Looking forward to seeing Kathy's take on this - I look forward to her
stories however long it takes <g>

Jenny

At 08:47 29/08/98 -0400, you wrote:
>In a message dated 8/26/98 12:50:14 PM Central Daylight Time,
>kbrown@WEBMART.NET writes:
>
><< However, I am working (slowly, very slowly) on a story which describes
> Clark's experiences during the New Krypton war, and his reaction to the
> violence he sees/participates in.  It's a prequel to my nfic Winners.
>  >>
>
>Oh, my,my,my.......Kathy please - PLEASE - hurry and finish this!
>Piper
>PS:  Look, Peace - I finally made it onto the list! <g>
>
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Date:         Tue, 1 Sep 1998 20:24:51 -0400
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Hi
For those of you wanting to buy the comic book it has been sold
already to Charlotte.  Sorry.  kathy is right though you can probably
get it at your local comic book store.

Ruth
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Date:         Tue, 1 Sep 1998 22:05:24 -0400
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From:         Margaret Brignell <brignell@CAPITALNET.COM>
Subject:      Re: Writer's Showcase URL
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At 10:47 PM 8/31/1998 -0400, you wrote:
>At 07:12 AM 9/1/1998 +1000, Jenny Stosser wrote:
>>Annie,
>>As it is, I have to retype
>>the whole URL into my browser instead.

There seems to have been some pretty snotty responses to a simple request
for a space in front of a quoted URL.

FYI (In case your mailer doesn't provide this service) Eudora (and some
other mailers) automatically hyperlinks any URL adress that the software
recognizes as such.  In order for the software to recognize the URL
address, the address has to be independent of any adjacent text or
punctuation.

All Jenny was asking was that people *please* put spaces around the URLs
they quote (or better yet, follow netiquette and put them on a separate
line).  It makes it a heck of a lot easier than opening your browser and
then cutting and pasting from one software package to another (or worse yet
*typing* the whole goldarn &^*%@* thing into your browser).

It seems like a small courtesy to give, to help those of us out that chose
a mailer that has this feature because we're cut and paste challenged.

I'm not sure why people seem to think this request is such an imposition.

Margaret
crabby in Canada

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Date:         Mon, 31 Aug 1998 20:48:41 CDT
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From:         Stefanie D Slifer <cute6@JUNO.COM>
Subject:      Help!

Hi, FicFolcs!

I have a request:  In moving some unread fanfic from my inbox to a
folder, I think I accidently deleted parts of the TUFS finale "Full
Circle: A New Day."  If anyone has parts 3-13 and 15, could you please
forward them to me?  I would really appreciate it!  I'm looking forward
to *finally* reading it!

Hugs,
Stefanie =)   cute6@juno.com
He who laughs last didn't get the joke.
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Date:         Tue, 1 Sep 1998 23:21:31 -0400
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From:         Bobbett Jascor <erabobbett@JUNO.COM>
Subject:      Re: Help!

Since you'll probably get LOTS of people sending it to you (I hope you're
mail box doesn't crash), I thought I'd ask first before doing it.  If
you'd like me to send the requested parts to you, I can do so late
Wednesday (9/2/98) afternoon.  Let me know if you still need them by then
 :-)

Bobbett

On Mon, 31 Aug 1998 20:48:41 CDT Stefanie D Slifer <cute6@JUNO.COM>
writes:
>Hi, FicFolcs!
>
>I have a request:  In moving some unread fanfic from my inbox to a
>folder, I think I accidently deleted parts of the TUFS finale "Full
>Circle: A New Day."  If anyone has parts 3-13 and 15, could you please
>forward them to me?  I would really appreciate it!  I'm looking
>forward to *finally* reading it!
>
>
>Hugs,
>Stefanie =)   cute6@juno.com
>He who laughs last didn't get the joke.
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1998 18:10:13 +1000
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From:         Jenny Stosser <jenerate@OZRAMP.NET.AU>
Subject:      Re: Writer's Showcase URL
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At 10:05 PM 01/09/98 -0400, Margaret wrote:
>At 10:47 PM 8/31/1998 -0400, you wrote:
>>At 07:12 AM 9/1/1998 +1000, Jenny Stosser wrote:
>>>Annie,
>>>As it is, I have to retype
>>>the whole URL into my browser instead.
>
>There seems to have been some pretty snotty responses to a simple request
>for a space in front of a quoted URL.
>
>FYI (In case your mailer doesn't provide this service) Eudora (and some
>other mailers) automatically hyperlinks any URL adress that the software
>recognizes as such.  In order for the software to recognize the URL
>address, the address has to be independent of any adjacent text or
>punctuation.
>
>All Jenny was asking was that people *please* put spaces around the URLs
>they quote (or better yet, follow netiquette and put them on a separate
>line).  It makes it a heck of a lot easier than opening your browser and
>then cutting and pasting from one software package to another (or worse yet
>*typing* the whole goldarn &^*%@* thing into your browser).
>
>It seems like a small courtesy to give, to help those of us out that chose
>a mailer that has this feature because we're cut and paste challenged.
>
>I'm not sure why people seem to think this request is such an imposition.
>
>Margaret
>crabby in Canada

Margaret:
I wanted to say thankyou to you so much for this response.  I wasn't sure
whether it was my PMT that made me paranoid about the responses people gave
to my request.  I thought it was a perfectly reasonable request, otherwise
I wouldn't have made it!  So thanks again, Margaret, for supporting me!

(And to everyone else, no, Margaret and I haven't discussed this anywhere
at all... Her response came totally out of the blue as far as I was
concerned.)

--
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1998 06:59:27 EDT
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Margaret,

I never said it was an imposition. I simply gave her an alternate
suggestion,
it would make more sense to just copy and paste instead of retyping the
entire
URL out when it doesn't appear as a link, which not all email programs
support. I did not see where it was "snotty". I believe Demi was just being
humorous in hers.  (seeing how no one objects to Gary's sarcasm)

Jen, if I came off as snotty to you I will apologize right now. It was not
my
intention. I just wanted to point out that there are other options. Not
everyone will remember what your specific provider offers.

I really think that people ought to really lighten up on this list. No
matter
what is posted people just snap back.  Whatever happened to the good ole
debates, which   no one took offense to (in any form), that used to happen
here. We either take things from one extreme or go straight to the other.

I will be the first to admit that I have had my share of nagging (and
ruffled
feathers) here, but enough is enough already. I don't want to see this list
dwindle away to nothing because people are afraid of posting. There are
threads I have enjoyed reading and those I didn't, I just deleted.

I think the FoLCs are the best people around and I think it's really out of
character for the way we all have been reacting here lately.

That just MHO.  :/

/me gets off her soapbox
Anne
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1998 09:49:24 -0400
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Margaret Brignell wrote:

> I'm not sure why people seem to think this request is such an imposition.

It's not an imposition.   I can't speak for anyone else, but for me what was
funny (I thought it was really funny, actually) .. was the tag at the end of
the request, qualifying it with:

"As it is, I had to type the whole URL into my browser by hand".

You gotta admit, reading that makes you smile, doesn't it?  Typing a URL
into a
brower takes about 5 seconds on a slow day... <bg>  It was difficult to
muster
sympathy for that.   It was easier to smile. ;)

The request itself wasn't out of the ordinary.

~~Demi~~
demona@shaw.wave.ca
Not crabby in Canada. <g>
It's better for my bloodpressure. ;)
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1998 10:38:56 -0400
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From:         Gary <gar8434@RITVAX.ISC.RIT.EDU>
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At 06:59 AM 9/2/98 -0400, you wrote:
>Margaret,
>
>I never said it was an imposition. I simply gave her an alternate
suggestion,
>it would make more sense to just copy and paste instead of retyping the
entire
>URL out when it doesn't appear as a link, which not all email programs
>support. I did not see where it was "snotty". I believe Demi was just being
>humorous in hers.  (seeing how no one objects to Gary's sarcasm)
>

For some long and/or complex URLs copy & paste does not work. Using proper
URL e-mail format, as I have posted previously, always works for cut & paste
and for direct hyperlinks. Of course some programs don't properly implement
the standard (i.e. Yahoo, Hotmail, etc.) but you have to try something to
make all the different computers we own, our ISPs own and the rest of the
Internet work together.

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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1998 12:56:19 EDT
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In a message dated 98-09-02 08:07:57 EDT, you write:

<<
 (And to everyone else, no, Margaret and I haven't discussed this anywhere
 at all... Her response came totally out of the blue as far as I was
 concerned.)
  >>
Hi Jenny,
If your browser supports it, here is the link:
 <A HREF="http://www.simplyorganized.simplenet.com.showcase.html">Writer's
Showcase</A>
which translates to:

http://www.simplyorganized.simplenet.com.showcase.html

Another REALLY cool address is the next one:

 <A HREF="http://listserv.indiana.edu/archives/loiscla-general-l.html">
Archives of LOISCLA-GENERAL-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU</A>

http://listserv.indiana.edu/archives/loiscla-general-l.html

I have found that if I think I've missed some mail, or I just don't remember
all that the thread was about and I've deleted it already (I have very
little
hard drive space to play with) that I can go to that link and catch up, or
get
clarified, or whatever. It's interesting when you get there.

Marie
ChoirGirl2@aol.com
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1998 13:31:59 EDT
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Subject:      Copying and pasting (was Re: Writer's Showcase URL
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In a message dated 9/2/98 11:15:52 AM Central Daylight Time,
demona@shaw.wave.ca writes:

<<
 "As it is, I had to type the whole URL into my browser by hand".

 You gotta admit, reading that makes you smile, doesn't it?  Typing a URL
into
a
 brower takes about 5 seconds on a slow day... <bg>  It was difficult to
muster
 sympathy for that.   It was easier to smile. ;)
  >>

I remember when I finally got internet access several years ago I had no
idea
how people where copying and pasting text segments to e-mail, newsgroups,
message boards, forums, etc.  I hope this isn't seen as a waste of
bandwidth,
but I'd like to tell people who might be new to cyberspace how to copy and
paste text if they don't know how.  Those of you who know how,  hit that
good
ole delete button ;)

To copy text, take your mouse and point it to the beginning of the text
you'd
like copied.  Click the *left* mouse button and keep it held down.  Then
drag
the mouse accross the mouse pad (still holding down the left mouse button)
and
you'll notice that highlights the text (makes the text look white surrounded
by black) Once you have everything highlighted that you want to copy, let go
of the left mouse button.  Then on your keyboard hold down the Ctrl
(control)
key.  While you're holding that down, hit the letter "C" on your keyboard.
That copies what you've just highlighted. Now switch to you're "reply"
e-mail.
Click your mouse so the cursor is in the body of the e-mail.  Then on hold
down Cntrl key again and press the letter "V" on your keyboard.  The V must
stand for 'voila' because your copied text appears where you wanted it <g>

You can offset what you copied by typing a few ">>>" in front of the text
and
a few "<<<" after the pasted text.

>>>You can offset what you copied by typing a few ">>>" in front of the text
and a few "<<<" after the pasted text.<<<<

This helps people know that what you have inbetween the >>>><<<< is from
someone else's post and that you're responding to what they said.  In that
way, even if someoe wrote out an URL all bunched in with the text as
"http:www.yahoo.com" and didn't put a space anywhere, then to save you from
typing it by hand, just copy it from the e-mail and paste it into your
browser: http:www.yahoo.com  Pointing, clicking and dragging with the mouse
can spare you retyping.

Now I admit I have no knowledge of Mac computers, so I don't know if copying
and posting is remotely similar to PCs.  Also, I realize a couple of people
are subscribed to the list via Web TV and so this also wouldn't be helpful
information in that case since they access the internet without a computer
at
all.  Hopefully though, it helped some FoLC out there ;)  Oh, and you can
use
the 'edit' menu at the top of your screen instead of "Cntrl C" and "Cntrl V"
The edit menu has the 'copy' and 'paste' options.

I know some mailers (AOL for example) allows you to highlight text and when
you hit "reply" your text appears along with an attribution line ("In
message
dated 9/02/97 DeanCain@hotbody.net writes:" ) without having to paste, but
some mailers don't, and so for those of you who don't have that option and
have never copied and pasted, I hope something here was useful.  Don't
worry,
if I screwed up any instructions here, there will be amble posts pointing
that
out <g>

Zoomway@aol.com
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1998 16:46:56 MDT
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I just want to thank Zoom for explaining how to do this - I didn't know how
either, but was sorta scared to show my own ignorance after all the
acrimonious-sounding posts to the list these days.

Zoom said:
"To copy text, take your mouse and point it to the beginning of the text
you'd
like copied.  Click the *left* mouse button and keep it held down.  Then
drag
the mouse accross the mouse pad (still holding down the left mouse button)
and
you'll notice that highlights the text (makes the text look white surrounded
by black) Once you have everything highlighted that you want to copy, let go
of the left mouse button.  Then on your keyboard hold down the Ctrl
(control)key.  While you're holding that down, hit the letter "C" on your
keyboard. That copies what you've just highlighted. Now switch to you're
"reply" e-mail. Click your mouse so the cursor is in the body of the e-mail.
Then on hold down Cntrl key again and press the letter "V" on your keyboard.
The V must stand for 'voila' because your copied text appears where you
wanted
it <g> You can offset what you copied by typing a few ">>>" in front of the
text and a few "<<<" after the pasted text. >>>You can offset what you
copied
by typing a few ">>>" in front of the text and a few "<<<" after the pasted
text.<<<<

This helps people know that what you have inbetween the >>>><<<< is from
someone else's post and that you're responding to what they said.  In that
way, even if someoe wrote out an URL all bunched in with the text as
"http:www.yahoo.com" and didn't put a space anywhere, then to save you from
typing it by hand, just copy it from the e-mail and paste it into your
browser: http:www.yahoo.com  Pointing, clicking and dragging with the mouse
can spare you retyping."

CUT TO:
"Hopefully though, it helped some FoLC out there ;)"

Oh, it sure did, Zoom. Danke schon!

Debra G
dlgray@usa.net

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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1998 19:49:03 -0400
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Stefanie D Slifer wrote:
>
> Hi, FicFolcs!
>
> I have a request:  In moving some unread fanfic from my inbox to a
> folder, I think I accidently deleted parts of the TUFS finale "Full
> Circle: A New Day."  If anyone has parts 3-13 and 15, could you please
> forward them to me?  I would really appreciate it!  I'm looking forward
> to *finally* reading it!

Stephanie

If you haven't gotten it yet, let me know.  I was the original
"sender-outer" and I've got all the parts.  If you have web access, it's
available on my website, as well as at the main fanfic archive.

____________________________________________________________________
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1998 20:37:35 -0400
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From:         Regina Gilchrist Ash <rash@WNCNET.NET>
Subject:      cheaper comics

Just wanted to mention that you can find comics for sale (and much cheaper
than comic stores, if you don't mind digging) on the newsgroup
alt.comics.marketplace (I'm going from memory, here...but I think that's
right.) Another place to find L&C "stuff" is on eBay, the online auction,
and there are lots of comics for sale there, too, along with a great search
engine for finding hat you want (but none of you had better bid against me
on L&C or Superman stuff, since I'm the one who mentioned it...j/k, but it
is a lot of fun :)

Later, FoLC,
Regina

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Regina Ash (rash@wncnet.net)
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1998 21:55:09 EDT
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From:         Crystal Wimmer <JCWimmer@AOL.COM>
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This post contains personal ideas and opinions that may be
found objectionable by some members of the list... read at your
own risk.   :)

In a message dated 9/2/98 11:39:14 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
AMCiotola@AOL.COM
writes:

> I really think that people ought to really lighten up on this list. No
matter
>  what is posted people just snap back.  Whatever happened to the good ole
>  debates, which   no one took offense to (in any form), that used to
happen
>  here. We either take things from one extreme or go straight to the other.
>

I have to agree with you here, anne... it is getting to the point that I am
nearly afraid to post.  We all need to recognize that some of us are not
so computer literate... and that suggestions should be made *and*
accepted with common courtesy held foremost in our minds.  And, as
someone suggested to me when I first entered IRC... "THINK before you
hit that enter key... you just can't take it back."  Well, maybe we all
need to *THINK* before we click the send button (or whatever your
specific program uses)... not just about what we said, and how we
said it, but how *others* will accept it.  It's hard to do, and when we
are angry or upset it is so tempting to type a nasty reply, but more
often than not you will offend someone of the 400+ users that will read
your post.  So, may I suggest, that if *you* know that you are PMSing,
or crabby, or angry at an individual... well... take it to private e-mail
before zapping the list with it.  It might save a lot of hurt feelings in
the end.

Regarding sarcasm... those of us who have been on the list awhile
know that Demi is the most polite and politically correct person that
one can encounter... more often than not, she spices up her writing
with a little humor here or there, and the majority of us love her for it.
Before taking offense at the comment of another (be it Demi, or Gary,
or anyone else... this list is known for it's colorful posters... that's one
reason I stay) recognize that the vast majority of comments sent to
the list are innately good.  Trust me, if someone is being insulted, there
will be no question (I have seen it done) and the list managers are quite
capable of handling the fallout.

One last thought... smile :)  This list is for enjoyment, IMHO... so just
enjoy it.  If you don't like it, or are offended by it, well... that's what
the
delete key is for ;)

Crystal (who really should think before she clicks send... nah, I'll just
add a disclaimer at the beginning of the post, that should cover me ;)
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1998 21:47:18 -0500
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From:         Kathy Brown <kbrown@WEBMART.NET>
Subject:      Copying and pasting for Macs
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At 1:31 PM -0400 9/2/98, The Zoomway wrote:

>Now I admit I have no knowledge of Mac computers, so I don't know if
copying
>and posting is remotely similar to PCs.

Yes, nearly identical. :)  If your mouse only has one button, use that one,
otherwise, use the left button.  Highlight the text, but use the <command>
button on your keyboard (not the <control> button) while simultaneously
pushing <C> (to copy) or <V> (to paste>.

Now, what is the "command" button, you ask?  It's that button with the
funny little symbol on it, next to the space bar.  Kind of like a little
squiggley square.

You can also highlight the text, then go to the Edit pull-down menu on the
top of your screen, and select "Copy" and "Paste".  That way you don't even
have to use the keyboard.

Hope this helps.

Kathy

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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1998 10:04:44 EDT
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From:         Charlotte Fisler <Cdfisler@AOL.COM>
Subject:      Re: differences of opinion - controversy
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O.k. Let me just say in the interests of harmony that I have yet to read a
post which is truly offensive.  Some are sad and show hurt feelings and some
are perhaps a little thoughtless but offensive - no.  So I will ask that all
of you try to take any post as simply expressing an opinion and not intended
to offend anyone.

I know it is hard not to feel hurt when someone criticizes something dear to
your heart. But give a little.  Ex. I have been reading the 'would Clark
kill
posts' and have to say my superman would never kill under any circumstances
and in any genre (TV, movies, comics, etc.) - but that doesn't mean others
aren't entitled to their opinions. So I simply listen and perhaps learn but
will not necessarily change my opinion.

Remember this is a free society in which people are entitled to have
opinions
and express them no matter how misguided.  And the personal computer,  which
I
have been using since the first home built kits (my late husband was a
techie
type)  has always been a tool for allowing free communcation among people.
Try to give others the benefit of the doubt and be kind everyone.

Charlotte
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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1998 13:18:12 -0400
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>> Ex. I have been reading the 'would Clark kill
posts' and have to say my superman would never kill under any circumstanc=
es
and in any genre (TV, movies, comics, etc.) - but that doesn't mean other=
s
aren't entitled to their opinions. So I simply listen and perhaps learn b=
ut
will not necessarily change my opinion.<<

I would like to agree whole heartedly here.....Also, the Clark/SM I love
would never kill under any circumstances...but the rest of you =

are entitled to speak otherwise.
Donna
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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1998 15:18:54 EDT
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In a message dated 98-09-03 10:06:45 EDT, Cdfisler@AOL.COM writes:

<<  have to say my superman >>

I love how Charlotte just takes ownership of that man <g>. Not shy at all
about it! LOL!!!

--Laurie
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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1998 15:31:09 EDT
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From:         Annette Ciotola <AMCiotola@AOL.COM>
Subject:      Let's Talk Fanfic
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Hey guys,

Just wanted to let you know that Julie's Regular Fanfic site has been
updated!!!

www.simplyorganized.simplenet.com/jmack.html

Enjoy!
Anne :)
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Date:         Fri, 4 Sep 1998 10:37:36 EDT
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Me
<<  have to say my superman >>

Laurie <. Not shy at all
about it! LOL!!!>

Hey Laurie I was born in 1939 just a year after Superman was created, so I
guess he belongs to me.

Charlotte - who is laughing out loud and very happy -thanks. and LOL to you
and everyone else.
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Date:         Sun, 6 Sep 1998 12:04:35 EDT
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Just curious - is the list down?  Or is it usually this quiet?  I haven't
received anything for a couple of days.
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Date:         Sun, 6 Sep 1998 17:17:34 MDT
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From:         DEBRA GRAY <dlgray@USA.NET>
Subject:      roundrobin reaction - yeah, I know it's late!
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I wanted to tell the roundrobin group how much I loved "Hickory Myxery Dock"
-
did I get the title right? <G> I'm very behind in my fanfic reading, and
have
only gotten to it now, but I absolutely loved it! You are a very talented
group, and I feel honored to be able to associate myself with you like this.
Keep up the good work, guys!

Debra G.
dlgray@usa.net

PS - Vancouver, BC and northern Washington FoLCs rejoice - TV 12 out of
Bellingham is airing LC starting tomorrow. In Vancouver, that is Rogers
Cable
channel 12, but the rest of you will have to check the TV Guide.

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Date:         Sun, 6 Sep 1998 19:34:11 EDT
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From:         Lansbury 1 <Lansbury1@AOL.COM>
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Hello,

I am happy to inform you there is a new featured Writer of the Week at the
Lois and Clark: The New Adventure of Superman Writer's Showcase.  He is the
first male writer to be included there and I hope you enjoy reading about
him.

Also, if you would like to suggest anyone or have a question you might like
to
see
included in the interview, let me know.

The URL is ( I hope I do this correctly to please everyone) ......
http://simplyorganized.simplenet.com/showcase.html

Annie Lansbury :)
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Date:         Sun, 6 Sep 1998 20:08:32 -0400
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From:         Margaret Brignell <brignell@CAPITALNET.COM>
Subject:      L&C to be on CFMT!
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Hi all:)

This is to let you all know that I actually saw a *billboard* on Blair Road
right here in Ottawa advertising "Lois and Clark:  The New Adventures of
Superman" coming to CFMT at 7:00pm (I think it said daily starting next
week but we'd gone past the sign before I stopped hyperventilating<g>)

I know, I know, for all of you that can see L&C on TNT this news isn't all
*that* exciting, but for those of us who can't get TNT it's *wonderful*
news.

Margaret
grateful that my local cable company carries CFMT:)
[I just checked the TV Times...it's on *tomorrow*!:):):)]

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Date:         Mon, 7 Sep 1998 11:19:15 -0400
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From:         demona <demona@SHAW.WAVE.CA>
Subject:      Re: L&C to be on CFMT!
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>This is to let you all know that I actually saw a *billboard* on Blair Road
>right here in Ottawa advertising "Lois and Clark:  The New Adventures of
>Superman" coming to CFMT at 7:00pm (I think it said daily starting next
>week but we'd gone past the sign before I stopped hyperventilating<g>)

CFMT started the series from the pilot all over again on August 31st last
Monday.  It's on 5 days a week, so the first 5 episodes (including the
pilot part 1 and 2) have aired already, for those who may have missed them,
but it's still early in the season and great news for Canadian FoLCs. :)

~~Demi~~
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Date:         Mon, 7 Sep 1998 14:43:47 EDT
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In a message dated 98-09-06 20:09:43 EDT, Margaret wrote:

<< I know, I know, for all of you that can see L&C on TNT this news isn't
all
 *that* exciting, but for those of us who can't get TNT it's *wonderful*
news.
>>

Actually, Margaret, although I *do* get TNT and live nowhere NEAR Canada, I
am
happy for you. Just seeing FoLC's get a second chance at their favorite
series
is enough for me to be happy. I know what it's like going through withdrawal
>from a series and then, finally, finally getting to relive it again after a
prolonged period of time. And you have an advantage over the rest of us: You
get to see them as fresh and new as if it's the first time. New eyes make a
lot of difference! (Provided that you didn't get them all taped the first
go-
round...)

Congrats!

Marie
ChoirGirl2@aol.com
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Date:         Mon, 7 Sep 1998 21:07:14 -0500
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From:         "Gilbert, Sharon dialup" <sgilbert@DDYNE.COM>
Subject:      fanfic idea
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hope this is going to the right/write list. (sorry, i couldn't resist ;)

anyway, i was watching an awful movie last night but it gave me an idea for
what i think might be an interesting L&C story. my writing stinks or i'd try
it myself. that, and i haven't worked out all the details, either. i've just
got the idea. here goes.

Clark is accused of rape. here's how it goes down. some woman, similar in
tenor to gretchen kelly, has suspicions that clark = superman. that, or she
just wants to make it miserable for clark, since it's been said enough that
they are the same person so it's true enough for her. so, she gets a
reporting job at the planet and pulls strings to get lois the "intervew of a
lifetime" (by the way, how many of those have these two had. i thought you
were only allowed one apiece?). so, while lois is out of town, clark and
this other woman are all alone on a stake out. they are listening to the
radio and clark hears there is a bomb threat at the hotel where lois is
staying. he makes his cheese of the month excuse and hauls it up there. all
is well but L&C are so shook up by the few days they have already spent
apart and the brush with death that they make time for one another before
clark zips it back to the stake out. whilst he's gone and according to the
other woman's plan, she has sex with a fellow in L&C's car (the one being
used for the stake out) and plants some of superman's semen which she
obtained from star labs (connections with lex) when supes made his deposit
for the fertility/compatibility tests. she roughs herself up or whatever and
when clark gets back, he finds her in the car, she tears his shirt, yells
"rape" and runs into a crowd emerging from the party of whatever they were
staking out. clark is in puruit and looks a tad disheveled.

clark has no alibi, since everyone thinks he was there with her for the
stakeout. he can't say he was away being superman, now can he? the semen
matches his and he have sex that night. what to do. what to do.

well, after that lengthy explanantion, you can no doubt see why i wouldn't
want to take it on myself but anyone else is more than welcome to and i'd be
happy to be their sounding board for more ideas in regards to this story.

me
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Date:         Mon, 7 Sep 1998 21:33:18 -0500
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From:         Kathy Brown <kbrown@WEBMART.NET>
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At 9:07 PM -0500 9/7/98, Gilbert, Sharon dialup wrote:

>clark has no alibi, since everyone thinks he was there with her for the
>stakeout. he can't say he was away being superman, now can he? the semen
>matches his and he have sex that night. what to do. what to do.

This is a very interesting set up, Sharon.  I have no idea how Clark would
get out of it.  If not for the 'stealing Superman's semen', it might be a
simple case of detective work, but with that little bit of planted
evidence, Clark would be stuck.  The other problem I see, however, is that
if the lab analyzed the semen enough to know it was Clark's, then they
might be able to tell that it was "different" (Kryptonian).  Then all hell
would break loose.

However, it is an interesting premise.

If you are interested in reading a story along these lines, I recommend "4
x Lex, Almost" by Louette McInnis (I really hope I have the author's name
right; I'm spelling from memory here -- the title is correct though).  It
is in the Archive.  The premise is similar -- Clark is accused of rape by a
young Daily Planet intern and L&C must find out what's behind her story
before Clark's reputation is damaged even further.  It's a really good
story.  I think you (anyone) would like it.

Kathy

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