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From: Manx timburke@*******.com.au
Subject: (OT) Stuff VAGUELY related to Shadowrun
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 16:41:57 +1000
At 22:11 25/02/99 PST Rand "DocWagon" Ratinac wrote
>People,
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>I wouldn't do this normally, but I'm desperate. I have two questions.
>These are going to sound weird, but, yes, they're related to Shadowrun.
>Rat's running a new competition at Winterhawk's Virtual Magespace, if
>you didn't know (plug plug!) and I need some information for an entry.
>Rat, if you're reading this, STOP NOW! The questions will give away who
>wrote the entry and we don't want that to happen, do we? :)
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>Question 1: Does anyone know the breakdown of a haiku? I think it's 5
>syllables, 7 syllables, 5 syllables - but I'm not sure.

Seventeen syllables written in three lines divided into 5-7-5
is the usual breakdown of haiku poetry however there are
many other versions of the rule that are generally accepted.

>Questions 2: There's this song - it features in Patriot Games. It's
>playing from the TV when the IRA hitman gets murdered in his cottage.
>Very "Enya-ish" if you know what I mean. I THINK it's called "Song for
>the Dead". Can anyone confirm or correct this?

I think that the song that you were after was called
"It's all a bunch of tree hugging yuppie crap"
also by Enya :)

Sorry Doc, but Enya is really an alternate
supply of anesthetic as far as I'm concerned.
Seriously though I couldn't say for sure what your
song was in patriot games, it's been sooo long.

Manx

timburke@*******.com.au
#950 of 1000

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