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To: mr.mark who wrote (4942)	3/6/2002 12:11:51 AM
From: Graystone	Respond to of 12669

Internalational Dictionary of Neologisms or Neoism These two subjects are enough to keep a person amused for a long time. The word Neo has taken a turn for deep with the release of the movie "The Matrix" and the history of Neoism is very funny. I have been looking for Karen Eliot and Charles Boyd, I know they may exist but I am sure I haven't met them yet. Here is a neologism dictionary that contains just about any word you need and explains sqwording which will really thrill everyone, regardless of how it sounds. net22.com I am of unetic unetic (uhn eh tick; yoo neh tick) adj. having no qualities. (A very important word to describe nothingness; most people imagine nothingness as black or white, but black and white are both qualities & nothingness can have no qualities. See illustration.) [opposite of etic] Geof Huth, February, 1987

To: mr.mark who wrote (4942)	3/6/2002 12:28:01 AM
From: Graystone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12669

Monty Cantsin or Istvan Kantor thing.de This is Monty addressing the person who bought neoism.org after the registration was allowed to lapse. <<"Anyway, you might be interested to learn that Neoism is a highly obscure underground movement notorious for, among others, public food-poisoning and killing cats in ritual actions. We therefore can safely predict that your chance to find anyone willing to buy neoism.org from you is zero(or even less).">> ref link : amsterdam.nettime.org