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i wrote this is my journal but here it is again.
one day i was tapping idly on D's arm, and he asked me to
repeat it slowly as he wasn't very good at Morse code. i said it
wasn't Morse code at all, but maybe it was Morose code ("i'm
depressed, i'll never amount to anything, what's so good
about
life anyway?") or perhaps Remorse code ("i'm sorry, i didn't
mean it, if i could take back what i said, i would").
we thought it very funny at the time but it's sort of sad, and
sort of true, in retrospect. sometimes people don't say what
they mean out loud, and try to communicate with gestures
and fidgets and body language. the trick is figuring out which
code is being used, and that messages are being sent at all.
Morse code
http://www.soton.ac...ch/morse/trans.html text and sound [thumbwax, Oct 02 2000, last modified Oct 21 2004]
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thumbwax, direct descendant of Samuel Morse replies:
-.-. .- .--. .. - .- .-.. .. --.. . / .. |
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"She was a telegrapher's daughter, and we di-dit dah di-dit..." |
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