From: anton.txt@g{oogle}mail.com   
      
   D to Anton Shepelev:   
      
   > > Telegram's point-to-point chats are not so open, and the   
   > > Russian military have no secure messenger of their own.   
   >   
   >           "The time has come," the Walrus said,   
   >               "To talk of many things:   
   >            Of shoes-and ships-and sealing-wax --   
   >                Of cabbages-and kings --   
   >            And why the sea is boiling hot --   
   >            And whether pigs have wings."   
      
   I am not English enought to know the reference and its   
   meaning.   
      
   > Charles Lutwidge Dodgson was born to Charles & Frances Jane Lutwidge-   
   > Dodgson at the All Saints parsonage(2W36:45,53N19:11), Morphany Lane   
   > Daresbury, Cheshire England on Friday 27 January 1832 at 3:45 AM LMT   
   > (AA/BR, time B/bio), baptised at All Saints Church(2W37:52,53N20:26).   
      
   By what magick did you make it a 70-character-wide brick   
   text with hanging puntuation?   
      
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