Subject: Fwd: "PARIS84215"

From: Casey Farrell <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 9 Apr 1999 20:35:22 -0700 (PDT)

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Subject: "PARIS84215"
From: Casey Farrell <[email-masked]>
To: [email-masked]
Date: Thu, 4 Feb 1999 11:55:06 -0800 (PST)

                             Feb. 4, 1999

  Dear Fabien,

   Thank you for the swift reply-an excellent insight

 as to why or how to make a numerical stand-in for 

 an alphabetic letter... (RE:"PAM")you are quite right

 and many other such set-ups have been in use. What

 I design for is the complete utilitarian aspect-

 so "PAM" allows WIRELESS (BEEPER)FULL TEXT MESSAGING.

  Now, I also have a childrens book I want published in

 France, which you may may find interesting; (Fables)

   "PARIS84215" another "code" which involves children

 finding messages written in "GREEK", and the complete

 inscription as is found on an Electrum Torque...

      C  1  6  H  7  Y  4  L  F  2  N

      5  D  M  O  V  Z  X  8  3  E  9

   The Title: "PARIS" is discovered to be coequal with

 the inscription "84215" and many a fable gets retold

 along the way.  If this were to catch on, say after

 the story is published,  you could see how this code

 would be easily seen as a "PHONE" messaging tool?

 Maybe even found on the back of French cereal packages

 with offers for a bright colored plastic decoder ring?

                        319

  62251,

    Casey

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