Re: Historic figure w/ 4S?

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Maybe we could get a royal patron )

-----Original Message-----From: wolfuchan@...Sent: Wed, 3 Dec 2008 17:41:55 -0700To: soundsensitivity Subject: Historic figure w/ 4S?

As seen this evening in the Tidbits paper, the local rag for advertisements and interesting trivia:

King VII of England would not allow anyone to carry loose change in their pockets while they were around him, because it would unnerve him.

Hmmm. Sounds kinda like 4S to me. (nodnodnod)

= M-F.

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Interesting thanks for sharing that

From: Soundsensitivity

[mailto:Soundsensitivity ] On Behalf Of georgieporgie

Sent: Thursday, 4 December 2008 12:07 PM

To: soundsensitivity

Subject: RE: Historic figure w/ 4S?

Maybe we could get a royal patron )

Historic figure w/ 4S?

As seen this

evening in the Tidbits paper, the local rag for advertisements and interesting

trivia:

King

VII of England would not allow anyone to carry loose change in their pockets

while they were around him, because it would unnerve him.

Hmmm. Sounds

kinda like 4S to me. (nodnodnod)

= M-F.

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[Guest guest]

Where did you learn about King VII of England would not allowing

anyone to carry loose change in their pockets while they were around

him? Does sound like 4S!

[Guest guest]

As I said, it was in a local paper for trivia, medical advice, financial

advice, and a lot of advertisements.

= M-F.

----- Original Message -----

> Where did you learn about King VII of England would not allowing

> anyone to carry loose change in their pockets while they were around

> him? Does sound like 4S!

[Guest guest]

Could we all be descendants?To: Soundsensitivity Sent: Thursday, December 4, 2008 3:02:37 PMSubject: Re: Historic figure w/ 4S?

As I said, it was in a local paper for trivia, medical advice, financial

advice, and a lot of advertisements.

= M-F.

----- Original Message -----

From: "Randall " <coderandgmail (DOT) com>

> Where did you learn about King VII of England would not allowing

> anyone to carry loose change in their pockets while they were around

> him? Does sound like 4S!