From:	Chris L'Etoile [stormwaltz@ibm.net]
Sent:	Saturday, January 16, 1999 4:22 AM
To:	blue_planet@MPGN.COM
Subject:	[BLUE PLANET] - Re: Formal address of cetaceans

Hey folks,

Auberon wrote:

> > >What's a formal mode of address for cetaceans, anyway?  Should we just
> > >use "Ladies and Gentlemen," or should we add a third category on the end?
> >
> >   That's a good question. I think that maybe Ladies and Gentlemen should be
> > fine, as cetaceans are divided in male and female. You can use that. But it
> > is an interesting point. Let's ask the folks on BP Mailing list... :))))
>
> Wo how about it?  Does the list have an answer?  Or even a whole bunch
> of suggestions?

  Um... "Ladies and gentlefen?"
  <ducks>
  ;)
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From:	Auberon [fskln1@uaf.edu]
Sent:	Saturday, January 16, 1999 3:57 PM
To:	BP list
Subject:	[BLUE PLANET] - Formal address of cetaceans

> From: "Alexandre \"Tarrask\" Filho" <tarrask@netwaybbs.com.br>
> 
> >What's a formal mode of address for cetaceans, anyway?  Should we just
> >use "Ladies and Gentlemen," or should we add a third category on the end?
> 
>      That's a good question. I think that maybe Ladies and Gentlemen should be
> fine, as cetaceans are divided in male and female. You can use that. But it
> is an interesting point. Let's ask the folks on BP Mailing list... :))))

That came up on Tarrask's BPEM game -- I asked the question.

Wo how about it?  Does the list have an answer?  Or even a whole bunch
of suggestions?

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From:	Tun Kai Poh [t_poh@hotmail.com]
Sent:	Saturday, January 16, 1999 8:59 PM
To:	blue_planet@MPGN.COM
Subject:	Re: [BLUE PLANET] - Re: Formal address of cetaceans

A formal means of address for 'fins never came up in my Nomad campaign. 
This is quite strange considering that the 'fins my players kept 
meeting, a nasty psychotic cult led by a heavily modified dolphin arms 
dealer, were inevitably pointing weapons at them and making threatening 
gestures. You'd think that was more than enough incentive to come up 
with something, but no... the players just called them "those crazy 
fish" and left it at that.

Kai Poh


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