Locksmith Dictionary additions

Tried to send you this as mail, but it bounced...
Lite: Uses the phrase "to admit light" twice; remove the second.
Mykey: I've encountered this once or twice (deliberately?) misspelled "Mikey chart". Might or might not be worth adding that as a "Misspelling of mykey" entry in the appendix.
Should "spider cam" and "spider lock" cross-reference each other, or is that obvious?

How about an addition for your list.
Stigmata: (Noun)
The spontaneous eruption of blood from the palm of the locksmith's hand, usually observed when attempting to remove a stubborn screw from a mortise cylinder.

------------------- Stigmata: (Noun)
The spontaneous eruption of blood from the palm of the locksmith's hand, usually observed when attempting to remove a stubborn screw from a mortise cylinder. --------------------
I like this one a lot -- I had the same problem once replacing the cylinder on one of the doors opening into the pool at the school the company I work for has the maintenance and custodial contract...
Evan

I've messaged my ISP about that a number of times. I think it is a side effect of some virus/spam software they have running. I do get the messages, you just always get a bounce message. I don't understand it and they can't seem to be able to fix it. BBE.
"Joe Kesselman (yclept Keshlam)" wrote: > > Tried to send you this as mail, but it bounced... > > Lite: Uses the phrase "to admit light" twice; remove the second. > > Mykey: I've encountered this once or twice (deliberately?) misspelled > "Mikey chart". Might or might not be worth adding that as a "Misspelling > of mykey" entry in the appendix. > > Should "spider cam" and "spider lock" cross-reference each other, or is > that obvious? > > -- > Joe Kesselman, {} ASCII Ribbon Campaign | "may'ron DaroQbe'chugh vaj bIrIQbej" -- > /\ Stamp out HTML mail! | "Put down the squeezebox & nobody gets hurt."

or from the knee while impressioning! :-) BBE.
Roger Shoaf wrote: > > How about an addition for your list. > > Stigmata: (Noun) > > The spontaneous eruption of blood from the palm of the locksmith's hand, > usually observed when attempting to remove a stubborn screw from a mortise > cylinder. > > -- > Roger Shoaf > If you are not part of the solution, you are not dissolved in the solvent. >
> > The LIST Council is pleased to announce the availability of a peer > > review listing of terms to be placed in the Locksmith Dictionary. This > > work is nearing completion and your review of these proposed definitions > > is important to the locksmith industry. Please go to the link below and > > send any commentary as directed. Thanks in advance for your help on > > this project. > > BBE. > > > >