| Author | Message | ||
| David Burn (Woubit)
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He was grateful to a balloonist | ||
| Martin Schwenk (Trickymartin)
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Is he human? adult? male? well-known? profession relevant? age relevant? Would it help to identify him? In which century did this happen? He was gratefull... by doing something? by not doing something? by saying something? by not saying something? for the balloonist doing something? not doing something? Is the balloonist human? adult? male? well-known? profession relevant? age relevant? Would it help to identify him? | ||
| Tommy Petersson (Tommyp)
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Did "he" just fly around the world? | ||
| David Burn (Woubit)
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By Martin Schwenk (Trickymartin) on Friday, March 04, 2005 - 06:57 am: Is he human? adult? male? all of these well-known? not all that well-known, but some may have heard of him profession relevant? yes age relevant? not really Would it help to identify him? to those who have heard of hum, yes In which century did this happen? the 19th He was gratefull... by doing something? in the course of doing something by not doing something? no by saying something? no by not saying something? no for the balloonist doing something? yes not doing something? no Is the balloonist human? adult? male? all of these well-known? see above profession relevant? yes age relevant? not really Would it help to identify him? see above By Tommy Petersson (Tommyp) on Friday, March 04, 2005 - 08:15 am: Did "he" just fly around the world? no | ||
| Johanna (Buzzard)
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Was this balloonist someone who operates a hot air balloon? Did he meet the balloonist face to face? communicate with him in some other way? Were they even alive at the same time? Did they live in the same country? | ||
| David Burn (Woubit)
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By Johanna (Buzzard) on Friday, March 04, 2005 - 09:21 am: Was this balloonist someone who operates a hot air balloon? yes Did he meet the balloonist face to face? no communicate with him in some other way? no Were they even alive at the same time? yes Did they live in the same country? no | ||
| Martin Schwenk (Trickymartin)
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Did the balloonist just fly around the world? So, the balloonist did something which "he" appreciated? And "he", in turn, did something to thank him for it? One of the Montgolfier brothers relevant? | ||
| Johanna (Buzzard)
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Did his profession have to do with science? politics? law? literature? the arts? entertainment? crime? Did the balloonist have a profession other than being a balloonist? If so, same questions about it. | ||
| David Burn (Woubit)
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By Martin Schwenk (Trickymartin) on Friday, March 04, 2005 - 10:11 am: Did the balloonist just fly around the world? no So, the balloonist did something which "he" appreciated? yes, for svv of "appreciated" And "he", in turn, did something to thank him for it? no - by the time OH had cause to be grateful to the balloonist, the latter had been dead for some years One of the Montgolfier brothers relevant? no By Johanna (Buzzard) on Friday, March 04, 2005 - 10:16 am: Did his profession have to do with science? this is closest politics? law? literature? the arts? entertainment? crime? Did the balloonist have a profession other than being a balloonist? yes If so, same questions about it. with none of the above | ||
| Johanna (Buzzard)
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Did his profession have to do with medicine? engineering? inventing things? Is the fact that the balloonist was a balloonist even relevant? Was his gratefulness the result of something the balloonist did entirely in the context of his non-balloon profession? or outside the context of ballooning, anyway? | ||
| Tommy Petersson (Tommyp)
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Is balloon flying at all relevant for "him"? or was it while he did something "completely different" he was grateful to a balloonist? Was he grateful for something the balloonist discovered? invented? written? something the balloonist did while flying balloon? | ||
| David Burn (Woubit)
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By Johanna (Buzzard) on Friday, March 04, 2005 - 11:38 am: Did his profession have to do with medicine? no engineering? yesish inventing things? yesish Is the fact that the balloonist was a balloonist even relevant? yes Was his gratefulness the result of something the balloonist did entirely in the context of his non-balloon profession? no or outside the context of ballooning, anyway? yes By Tommy Petersson (Tommyp) on Friday, March 04, 2005 - 05:20 pm: Is balloon flying at all relevant for "him"? no or was it while he did something "completely different" he was grateful to a ballonist? yes Was he grateful for something the balloonist discovered? no invented? no written? no something the balloonist did while flying balloon? yes | ||
| Fred Z (Dref)
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Any animals relevant? | ||
| David Burn (Woubit)
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By Fred Z (Dref) on Monday, March 07, 2005 - 02:35 am: Any animals relevant? only the humans | ||
| Badger Bristle (Nagrom)
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Recap? Guess who's back *back back* back again *ain.. ain...* | ||
| Tommy Petersson (Tommyp)
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http://www.badgerx3.com/ ? | ||
| David Burn (Woubit)
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By Badger Bristle (Nagrom) on Tuesday, March 08, 2005 - 05:25 pm: Recap? OH, a man who lived in the 19th century, had casue to be grateful to a balloonist, who also lived in the 19th century (though not for very much of it). OH's gratitude has nothing to do with the balloonist's aeronautical activities as such - although it is relevant that he flew balloons - but with OH's profession, about which you know only that it was in some way connected with "science". Guess who's back *back back* back again *ain.. ain...* and welcome back, Nagrom  | ||
| Tommy Petersson (Tommyp)
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This "science" - Physics? Chemistry? Biology? other science you easily could put a name on? | ||
| Jens Weber (Sundowner)
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Is he a mathematician? a geographer? a traveller (in some appropriate sense of the word)? Relevant where the balloonist was flying? if so: in Canada? Alaska? Was the balloonists profession related to ballooning? did he do it while in the balloon? (like: taking photos? writing poems?) Napoleon relevant? | ||
| David Burn (Woubit)
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By Tommy Petersson (Tommyp) on Tuesday, March 08, 2005 - 06:41 pm: This "science" - Physics? this is closest Chemistry? though this may be said to be relevant Biology? while this may not other science you easily could put a name on? By Jens Weber (Sundowner) on Tuesday, March 08, 2005 - 06:48 pm: Is he a mathematician? no a geographer? no a traveller no (in some appropriate sense of the word)? Relevant where the balloonist was flying? no if so: in Canada? Alaska? Was the balloonists profession related to ballooning? only vaguely did he do it while in the balloon? no (like: taking photos? writing poems?) Napoleon relevant? no | ||
| Tommy Petersson (Tommyp)
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He was grateful for something the balloonist did while flying balloon, right? was what he did something you only could do while flying a balloon? something not at all connected to flying balloons? something that could had been done while on the ground? | ||
| David Burn (Woubit)
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By Tommy Petersson (Tommyp) on Tuesday, March 08, 2005 - 07:15 pm: He was grateful for something the balloonist did while flying balloon, right? yesish - that is, what the balloonist did would not have been possible had he not been a ballonist was what he did something you only could do while flying a balloon? no something not at all connected to flying balloons? it had a connection with balloons, but not with flight something that could had been done while on the ground? it had to be done on the ground |
