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Subject: Re: The Ninth Wave...
Keywords: Educated guess
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Date: 14 Oct 89 23:55:52 GMT
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Really-From: munnari!uowcsa.oz.au!u8530671%uowcsa.cs.uow.oz.OZ@uunet.UU.NET (Scunge)



In article <2063@draken.nada.kth.se>, nv89-pyl@nada.kth.se (Patrik Yle'n)
writes:
> >From which Scandinavian country did you get the reference to the
> ninth wave, I'm from Sweden, my father is Norwegian, my mother is
> from Finland, and I've never heard about the ninth wave in mytho-
> logy!

	Actually, I thought the Ninth Wave was a Celtic idea. I honestly
don't _know_ what the Ninth Wave is, but from reading Morgan Llywellyn's (sp?)
"Bard" (a seemingly well-researched fiction novel), I get the impression
that they spoke of the ninth wave as being way out from shore, practically
out at sea. Now, if you're going to believe me, you'd best hope that
Morgan researched "Bard" properly :^) .

				Mark "Scunge" Wann
				u8530671@uowcsa

"What is 'arrgh'?"