On Thu, 5 Sep 1996, Duane Percox wrote:
 
> Tony, always the detail person, is the first to point out:
>
> >Has any one else noticed how the Adager 'signatures' complement each other?
>
> Slight adjustment to shorten the post...
>
>     Alfredo               Ken
> >+---------------+   +---------------+
> >|               |   |               |
>
> >|            r  |   |  A            |
> >|          e    |   |    d          |
>
> >|        g      |   |      a        |
> >|      a        |   |        g      |
> >|    d          |   |          e    |
> >|  A            |   |            r  |
> >|               |   |               |
> >+---------------+   +---------------+
>
> It appears that Alfredo is an optimist and Ken is a pessimist. Or maybe
> that Alfredo feels he still is in the process of ascending the mountain
> and Ken feels he has been there and is now descending.
>
Dear Duane,
 
This sentence reminds me to some graphological analyses.
 
One of their statement was if somebody writes a small loop instead of a
whole "y" in my name after the "g" (the "gy" is a frequent double letter
in Hungarian, like the English "th") then he does not consider then
women as partners but he wants to rule over them.
 
                                                Frank
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