[H-GEN] Activitives at Humbug

[Tony Bilbrough]

G'day All,
Ahh, back to the good old days when flame wars raged with furious verbal 
bundiage - for days without end - over the various flavours of editors.
And along the edges there was a questioning of gods, the fall of big 
blue, and other operating systems.
And of 3 African countries that gained independence after 
eating/disposing of 1/3 the population.
[ed: do we really need this rubbish?]

Which reminds me..............
I think that Greg Black is about due to give us the long awaited talk 
on.............

ed

The last time this talk was run a pitiable few failed to follow the 
explanation. One leap of faith too many, perhaps.
So it might  be interesting to see, if all those years later, the 
current batch of Newbies can make the connection.
I have upped the voltage in my new pace maker, in frantic anticipation.

So, Team, please .... Can we have a re-run?
I feel it would be at least as much fun as the current diatribe, where I 
tend to side with fast cars, the attendant smell of hell, incontenance 
pads and burnt rubber.
cheers
Tony B
ps Gaz, all this was about the same time you fired up the P2 Libretto 
with Red Hat 6.2, and made me a network cable thats been dragged all 
over the world since, and still does stirling service! Just thought you 
would like to know.

Hmmm, so in a nut shell...............
Me too

Gary Curtis wrote:

>On 2/26/06, James C. McPherson <James.McPherson at jmcp.id.au> wrote:
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>>Gary Curtis wrote:
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>>>Funnily enough, Greg and I aren't actually in agreeance.
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>>Funnily enough, it's probably because he'd use the more up-to-date
>>term "agreement", as well as the referring to the actual content
>>of the discussion.
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>>http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=agreeance
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>>1 entry found for agreeance.
>>Main Entry:     agreeance
>>Part of Speech:         noun
>>Definition:     the act of agreeing
>>Example:        Usage of the site constitutes agreeance with these terms.
>>Usage:          considered obsolete and a bastardization of `agreement'
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>I am constantly amazed by the rudeness and arrogance
>of some people.  Explain to we poor illiterate bastards
>how the above contributes anything to the discussion.
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>While you have a browser open try looking up "wanker".
>There, see, you have dragged me into the gutter with you.
>How remiss of me...
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>>we now return you to your non-pedantic conversation.
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>>I'll throw my weight behind gjb's comments while I'm doing so.
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>Why not just post "me too"?
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>Gaz
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