Re: [REQUEST] Ying Yang
--Cyberdog-AltBoundary-0002AA84 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable >> > > > Isn't it "yinyang"? actually, I believe it is compound word; a visual combination of the letters for yin and yang in chineese. But, that's irrelivant. -L- --Cyberdog-AltBoundary-0002AA84 Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="Cyberdog-MixedBoundary-0002AA85" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --Cyberdog-MixedBoundary-0002AA85 Content-Type: text/enriched; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <SMALLER><X-FONTSIZE><PARAM>10</PARAM><FONTFAMILY><PARAM>Geneva</PARAM>= >> > > > Isn't it "yinyang"?</FONTFAMILY></X-FONTSIZE></SMALLER><SMALLE= R><X-FONTSIZE><PARAM>10</PARAM><FONTFAMILY><PARAM>Geneva</PARAM> actually, I believe it is compound word; a visual combination of the letters for </FONTFAMILY></X-FONTSIZE></SMALLER><ITALIC><SMALLER><X-FON= TSIZE><PARAM>10</PARAM><FONTFAMILY><PARAM>Geneva</PARAM>yin</FONTFAMILY= ></X-FONTSIZE></SMALLER></ITALIC><SMALLER><X-FONTSIZE><PARAM>10</PARAM>= <FONTFAMILY><PARAM>Geneva</PARAM> and </FONTFAMILY></X-FONTSIZE></SMALL= ER><ITALIC><SMALLER><X-FONTSIZE><PARAM>10</PARAM><FONTFAMILY><PARAM>Gen= eva</PARAM>yang</FONTFAMILY></X-FONTSIZE></SMALLER></ITALIC><SMALLER><X= -FONTSIZE><PARAM>10</PARAM><FONTFAMILY><PARAM>Geneva</PARAM> in chineese. But, that's irrelivant. -L- </FONTFAMILY></X-FONTSIZE></SMALLER> --Cyberdog-MixedBoundary-0002AA85-- --Cyberdog-AltBoundary-0002AA84--
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