Aspen without the Sundance

[wonderbunny]

I love double entendres; Words or phrases with double meanings. Do you know of any? I'll start...


The Mask (Jim Carrey) and Mask (Cher, Sam Elliot)

Aspen without the Sundance
(Lloyd Christmas Robert Redford, Butch Cassidy & Sundance Kid)

Profiler whos Pretending (Sam Waters, FBI, Boy Genius, Agency, When did we stop know who the bad guys are? (Brad Pitt)

Beautiful Mind and one in the Middle (Charles Nash, compromise for an easy solution, settle for second rate)

[quirky]

I confess I'm lost.


Even that's a double entendre. When you think about it, just about everything can be taken two ways.

[deflector]

What anonymity levels of HTTP proxy servers exist?
1. Transparent - these proxies are not anonymous. They don't hide IP-address of a client and let a web server know that you are surfing through a proxy server. The task of such proxies, as a rule, is information caching and/or support of Internet access for several computers via single connection. Such proxies are not applicable for security and privacy while surfing on net. You can use them only for network speed improvement.
2. Anonymous - these proxies don't show your real IP but change the request fields so it is very easy to detect that you are using proxy.
3. High Anonymous - these proxy servers do not pass an IP-address of a client and don't send any variables indicating that you are using proxy server to host and look like real browser.

http://www.checkproxy.net

[Canadian Jayne]

using the word Proxy,
ask me if I understand any of it in the context you have written,
my answer...
absolutely not
But I do understand Proxy by itself.
I understand it as in when...
someone goes in the place of someone else who cannot be there.

[wonderbunny]

I know we've used Proxy when we have Board members voting on specific issues related to investments issues. The computer stuff gives me a brain fuzz. Proxy votes are a fascinating concept. I went back to my primary entry and went 'What the... I must have wrote that one stuck in sitcom/movie fixation. Most of it does't make sense. But I always loved that scene in Butch Cassidy with Robert Redford and Paul Newman, they are huddled in a cabin wondering who are these guys? The fire and the glory, was it worth it? Oh the Grand-eur of it.

[lammy]

You mean like tongue twisters?

[Jimenem]

umm. . .Huh?

[lammy]

I'm lost to but it is not like I don't know my way there!