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Who is "POOZEBEAT" ?
HINT: He is a well-known American depicted on a foreign stamp.
SHOW US THE STAMP WITH BOTH HIM AND "POOZEBEAT" ON IT!
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| Edited by modern_who - 03/23/2009 09:48 am |
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Alright Larry,
Do we get a 2nd hint? I couldn't come up with anything and I used even google. Is it a play on words or spelling regarding the nickname? |
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m_w:
I have no clue what the answer is, but I just wanted to say that you are the first person I ever met that could make up a question that generates ZERO hits in Google. Very impressive!
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Rest in Peace
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Rest in Peace
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Not on these, only have the Greece airs and Crete ones.
Anyone else have a copy? |
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From the million dollar collection |
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A Philatelic mind
is a terrible thing to waste |
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It's not a nickname.
POOZEBEAT = ROOSEVELT
in Greek. Except the "A" isn't really an "A" but
a Greek character without the bar. (Was never a
frat boy so don't know my Greek letters!) The
O's and the T and the E's match.
Thanks Bob, but you really need a close up to see
POOZEBEAT under the photo.
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OK, by deduction, that "A" thing must be lambda.
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| Edited by modern_who - 03/23/2009 10:38 pm |
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 I get it now. Thanks. lamda, lamda, lamda=nerds  Sorry I caught Revenge of the Nerds last weekend. I usually prefer the term "geek" as in the geek will inherit the earth. I also was not a frat boy or college boy for that matter, moreso the school of hard knocks or lucky breaks.  |
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