It's simply a different way of looking at things,
perhaps a flawed one; but I think looking at things in different ways is
a valuable exercise nevertheless.
Anyone see where I'm coming from here?

No, really I don't.

You'll need to fill it in a whole bunch more, before I get it.

Why not start at the beginning, with Lum's introduction and show the
differences from there?

	Henry J. Cobb	hcobb@slip.net          http://www.io.com/~hcobb
    "I never consider the consequences of my actions."