Re: [at-l] Dot com's trailname, revisited again

["Kristen Kupersmith" <kkupersmith@thor24.com>]

Ummmmmmm....... Felix? I follow all of your reasonings on all of the names
except for "Zipper Girl".............. want to clue me in? Was I sleep
walking again? All the way to Indiana? *LOL*   (Just kidding, folks)

You know, Felix, like I said... it's a very fine service that you offer....
thinking of trail names and such, but after talking to POG, I've decided I
just can't afford your service. I hadn't budgeted that into my original
Thru-Hiking budget. But, thank you  for the offer.  ;-)

Kristen

> Kristen Kupersmith starts with two 'K's  (as Kay K. Harvey pointed
> out).  And, the original 'dotCom' had a computer-type connection. So, we
> could go with  "Y2K" (for many reasons).  Or, "Why Two Kays?", etc. And,
> carrying it on a little more,  "Y2K" could also be writed  "YKK". So,
> cleverly, her trailname could be "YKK". Or, more cleverly, "Zipper
> Girl". Now, don't read nothin' in to that that ain't meant to be read
> into it. Zipper Girl could then be shortened to "Zip", or "ZG" (which
> could then be changed to "Ziggy")  Or, if she wants to steal Ke
> kahaawe's nickname (KK= Cake) and starts to hike with a gyrl named
> Edith, they could sign the registers "Cake and Edith, too."
>
> So, I sez to Lulu, I sez...
>
> --
> Felix J. McGillicuddy
> ME-->GA '98
> "Your Move"
> http://Felixhikes.tripod.com/
>
>
>
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