29 Jun
2004
29 Jun
'04
4:44 p.m.
On Wed, 30 Jun 2004, Antonio Carlini wrote:
Here in the colonies, IIRC, he was named "Kilroy". Rather
popular around the time of WWII.
- don
[2] I believe
thrre is a St Chad.
Unless my school and the cathedral in Birmingham (UK)
both erred, then there certainly is.
And there's
certainly a place in
England called Hackforth. AFAIK the 2 have no connection, but
the names
have obvious meanings to old computer hackers.
Indeed. Although when I was in school (UK school,
not US university) Chad was that little head
and fingers of each hand that peeped over a
brick wall. It may also have been something to do with some
drinking straws promotion that someone connected
with the milk industry ran for a while.
Antonio
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