Pretty girl; ghost town ride

Glenn P. wrote:

 > Am I the only one getting sick of this being posted twice a day for the
 > past few weeks? This was posted something like six threads ago! Sure,
 > it's great, but I'm guessing all of you posters are discovering it here,
 > then posting it again, as if it's some fantastic discovery. We see it,
 > we get it, and yeah, she's amazing.
 >
 >
 > Glenn P.

Yeah, Weird it keeps getting re-posted.

One comment though, i thought it quite, I dunno, ironic maybe...that her
plate # is KIA

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On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 10:31:48 -0600, "Glenn P."
<sortanon DeleteThis @BADTEXTyahoo.com> wrote:

 >Am I the only one getting sick of this being posted twice a day for the
 >past few weeks? This was posted something like six threads ago! Sure,
 >it's great, but I'm guessing all of you posters are discovering it here,
 >then posting it again, as if it's some fantastic discovery. We see it,
 >we get it, and yeah, she's amazing.
 >
 >
 >Glenn P.


No you're not the only one getting a little sick of it.

Lynn's post was great, because even though it had been posted a while
ago, it had changed. The last two weeks however, it seems everyone is
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wrestleantares <padams.DeleteThis@spamacidebellsout.net> wrote:
 >
 > Lynn's post was great, because even though it had been posted a while
 > ago, it had changed. The last two weeks however, it seems everyone is
 > "discovering" the site.

I think it is one of those viruses that posts and e-mails links to
the site. It is also showing up repeatedly on a mailing list that
I receive.

Either that or a lot of people are posting it to lists that they
don't bother read.

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On 31 Mar 2004, padams RemoveThis @spamacidebellsout.net (wrestleantares) smacked the
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 > Lynn's post was great, because even though it had been posted a while
 > ago, it had changed. The last two weeks however, it seems everyone is
 > "discovering" the site.

Yeah, no shit. This week it was posted to an animation industry forum and an
animation tech mailing list.

I expect my 77 year old mom to "discover" it and mail me the link any day
now.

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"Gemini" <> wrote in message> > One comment though, i thought it quite, I
dunno, ironic maybe...that her
 > plate # is KIA

<sigh> Why does everyone assume the world utilizes the english language?
She's in another part of the world, different language, with a plate
reflecting the same. Again, covered in one of the previous posts but I
don't remember the details.
FWIW, that was my same thought when I first saw it, but then reconsidered
and thought 'duh'.
Sue
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Susan (CobbersMom) wrote:

 > <sigh> Why does everyone assume the world utilizes the english language?
 > She's in another part of the world, different language, with a plate
 > reflecting the same. Again, covered in one of the previous posts but I
 > don't remember the details.
 > FWIW, that was my same thought when I first saw it, but then reconsidered
 > and thought 'duh'.
 > Sue
 > Northern Wisconsin

<sigh> Why does everyone assume that just because we rarely understand
other languages, those in other countries don't either. This girl
speaks English. KIA is a pretty widely understood acronym. I'd be
willing to test Elena's grasp of English against the average 'murkin's.
FWIW, I didn't even notice the licence plate, and it could means
something different. But it clearly doesn't *have* to, and it wasn't a
silly assumption.
Glenn P.
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StephG wrote:

 > I expect my 77 year old mom to "discover" it and mail me the link
 > any day now.

IKWYM I had to send a note to my Stepdad's kids because I'll send
jokes to mom, then she sends them to his kids out of state, then they
send it to each other and cc all of us, then mom gets it again and
sends it back to me. Arggghhhh!
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"Glenn P." <sortanon.RemoveThis@BADTEXTyahoo.com> wrote in message news:<JVWac.21$25.15776@news.uchicago.edu>...
 > Susan (CobbersMom) wrote:
 >
  > > <sigh> Why does everyone assume the world utilizes the english language?
  > > She's in another part of the world, different language, with a plate
  > > reflecting the same. Again, covered in one of the previous posts but I
  > > don't remember the details.
  > > FWIW, that was my same thought when I first saw it, but then reconsidered
  > > and thought 'duh'.
  > > Sue
  > > Northern Wisconsin
 >
 > <sigh> Why does everyone assume that just because we rarely understand
 > other languages, those in other countries don't either. This girl
 > speaks English. KIA is a pretty widely understood acronym. I'd be
 > willing to test Elena's grasp of English against the average 'murkin's.
 > FWIW, I didn't even notice the licence plate, and it could means
 > something different. But it clearly doesn't *have* to, and it wasn't a
 > silly assumption.
 > Glenn P.
 > Northern Illinois

It is a strange license plate. I looked up the Russian alphabet and
there isn't any letter I. Could be K1A? Or its a vanity plate in
English? I don't see any email address on the site or else I'd ask
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Susan (CobbersMom) wrote:

 > "Gemini" <> wrote in message> > One comment though, i thought it quite, I
 > dunno, ironic maybe...that her
 >
  >>plate # is KIA
 >
 >
 > <sigh> Why does everyone assume the world utilizes the english language?
 > She's in another part of the world, different language, with a plate
 > reflecting the same. Again, covered in one of the previous posts but I
 > don't remember the details.
 > FWIW, that was my same thought when I first saw it, but then reconsidered
 > and thought 'duh'.
 > Sue
 > Northern Wisconsin
 >
 >

Actually, I wasn't. But from my POV it was an interesting observation. I
assumed she didn't even realize the implication of KIA in the english
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Gemini wrote:

 > Glenn P. wrote:
 >
  >> Am I the only one getting sick of this being posted twice a day for
  >> the past few weeks? This was posted something like six threads ago!
  >> Sure, it's great, but I'm guessing all of you posters are discovering
  >> it here, then posting it again, as if it's some fantastic discovery.
  >> We see it, we get it, and yeah, she's amazing.
  >>
  >>
  >> Glenn P.
 >
 >
 > Yeah, Weird it keeps getting re-posted.
 >
 > One comment though, i thought it quite, I dunno, ironic maybe...that her
 > plate # is KIA
 >
 > Spooky

I did a little research though. For MC plates over in the Ukraine, the
older plates actually had a 4 digit number (there is an I in the Russian
alphabet, their one is very distinct). It appears she 'wiped out" the
plate number. The KI in KIA stands for something. I think for a specific
region - being that she is from Kiev, I believe that is what the KI is
for, and the A I'm not sure, but, I think it has to do with the class of
the vehincle or something. So there are probably many plates that have
KIA on them.

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Gemini wrote:

 > One comment though, i thought it quite, I dunno, ironic maybe...that her
 > plate # is KIA

Er, is there a significiance to KIA?

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 >
 >Gemini wrote:
 >
  >> One comment though, i thought it quite, I dunno, ironic maybe...that her
  >> plate # is KIA
 >
 >Er, is there a significiance to KIA?
 >
 >--
 >Allan Kirk,

Well, realizing that it may not be a complete plate(hidden numbers) KIA in
normal parlance means Killed In Action.
Where you are it's an annoying destructive endangered parrot.


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  > >
  > >Gemini wrote:
  > >
   > >> One comment though, i thought it quite, I dunno, ironic maybe...that her
   > >> plate # is KIA
  > >
  > >Er, is there a significiance to KIA?
  > >
  > >--
  > >Allan Kirk,
 >
 > Well, realizing that it may not be a complete plate(hidden numbers) KIA in
 > normal parlance means Killed In Action.
 > Where you are it's an annoying destructive endangered parrot.

Or a really cheaply built car. Bringing us back to where
we started.

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