Hey Burke

[MarkInTx]

You don't have to be John Nash to pick up on a recent trend on this board, eh?

A line from  King Henry IV. (Part I. Act ii. Sc. 4.) comes to mind...

Michael B: Not only leaves can be blown...

[Cold Warrior]

... in response to Hey Burke, posted by MarkInTx on Jan 31, 2003

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[Cold Warrior]

... in response to Hey Burke, posted by MarkInTx on Jan 31, 2003

What you think about Nash's theory not going for the blond but her friends instead ? That's the best explanation of chaos in the game theory. Reminds me Einstein's - one minute on  hot stove is equal to the same time as an hour with a beautiful girl.

[MarkInTx]

... in response to John Nash, posted by Cold Warrior on Jan 31, 2003

I liked that part.

I liked the movie, too. I like the actor who played his imaginary room-mate, Paul Bettany -- I always thought he did a great job in A Knight's Tale.

However, it was a little disturbing that the "phantom roommate" which was so central to the movie was not, in fact, in the book.

Hmmmm....

[BURKE89]

... in response to Re: John Nash, posted by MarkInTx on Feb 1, 2003

did the movie speak of his "unique" proclivities.

"Deception is a state of mind - and the mind of the state."

- James Jesus Angleton

Hehehe...

[BURKE89]

... in response to Hey Burke, posted by MarkInTx on Jan 31, 2003

Let me think about this one, for a minute.

Hmmm.... might you be referring to line 370? It might be fitting, considering the recent "scam." There's just, so many gems in Scene 4 to choose from! *sigh*

Or are you looking at a particular "side-splitter" in the 500's? *smile*

Please do elaborate.

Now, on this John Nash fellow: Is he the guard for the Mav's?

[MarkInTx]

... in response to Dear Mr. Code...., posted by BURKE89 on Jan 31, 2003

Hehehe... now you know how I feel...

O.C. = Texas -- sheesh!

John Nash... no not the Maverick guard... I was thinking about the subject matter of "A Beautiful Mind"...

The Bard: Scene four, the line (460 in my book) that has: "Banish plump ** and banish the world..." cracked me up when I read it recently... You might say that it jumped off of the page at me...

[BURKE89]

... in response to Re: Dear Mr. Code...., posted by MarkInTx on Jan 31, 2003

10-4 - good bu...

I've a line 534, on the "protruding" passage you mentioned. I had initially thought you were referring to: " A plague of sighing and grief! It blows up a man like a bladder."

Now, on this Nash conundrum:

Yes, schizophrenia sure is fun; for how else, could one create such interesting "characters."

I'm getting slow...

[Griffin]

... in response to Re: Dear Mr. Code...., posted by MarkInTx on Jan 31, 2003

[MarkInTx]

... in response to :-)..........n/t, posted by Griffin on Jan 31, 2003

Are you a Shakespeare fan?

I didn't know .... :-)

[Griffin]

... in response to Why Griff, posted by MarkInTx on Jan 31, 2003