>>					der Mouse
> [shouldn't that be "der Maus"? :-)]

If it were German, it would be "die Maus" - "Maus" is feminine, not
masculine, and hence takes "die", not "der".

But it's not supposed to be German.  (It's actually a compression of a
name for me within my family that's sufficiently old that I no longer
recall where it came from, though I do suspect the "der" was taken from
German before I knew any German.)

>>			    mouse@collatz.mcrcim.mcgill.edu
>>		    01 EE 31 F6 BB 0C 34 36  00 F3 7C 5A C1 A0 67 1D
> What's that last line?  md5 sig?

[Collatz] 120> pgp -kvc 'der Mouse'

Type Bits/KeyID    Date       User ID
pub  1024/1C7CB93D 1996/07/01 der Mouse <mouse@rodents.montreal.qc.ca>
            Key fingerprint = 01 EE 31 F6 BB 0C 34 36  00 F3 7C 5A C1 A0 67 1D
1 matching key found.
[Collatz] 121> 

					der Mouse

			    mouse@collatz.mcrcim.mcgill.edu
		    01 EE 31 F6 BB 0C 34 36  00 F3 7C 5A C1 A0 67 1D