Re: New server watch

[Alex Suter]

Doctroid <doct...@mailinator.com> wrote:
>Today an alarming development: Alex Suter showed up.

Tell me about it. You should see my mirrors at home. Covered in
surprised spittle.

>I notice alt.sports.gerstmann appears in the newsgroups headers on these
>messages except for Tim's. Said newsgroup does not appear in the groups
>list for any of the three servers. By contrast, aioe is the only one
>that carries alt.mega-ego.yonderboy, which appears in the newsgroups
>headers for all 6 messages.

Xenon, the server I'm on, doesn't seem to carry alt.sports.gerstmann
either, although I'm working to remedy that. Not only are Gerstmann
sports educational and good for our nation's defense, but Tjames
newgrouped it way back when, so it's allowed.

My other question: where's my alt.fan.furry.julie-andrews? Um. A
friend wants to know.

--
Alex Suter
A friend
Formerly Lupus Yonderboy, an internet thing

[Bryce Utting]

Alex Suter <asu...@Xenon.Stanford.EDU> wrote:
> My other question: where's my alt.fan.furry.julie-andrews?

<despicable me>SO FLUFFY!</despicable me>

> Um. A friend wants to know.

as long as it's between consenting adults, we won't judge.

we'll point and laugh, and occasionally double over helplessly with
giggling fits, but rest assured, we WON'T JUDGE.

butting (well, maybe a little)

--
http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~butting
I'm not sure if it's irony, or a request for irony objects from
orbit.
-- Dave Hughes

[Doctroid]

In article <i96obh$5tj$1...@lust.ihug.co.nz>,
Bryce Utting <but...@ihug.co.nz> wrote:

> Alex Suter <asu...@Xenon.Stanford.EDU> wrote:
> > My other question: where's my alt.fan.furry.julie-andrews?
>
> <despicable me>SO FLUFFY!</despicable me>
>
> > Um. A friend wants to know.
>
> as long as it's between consenting adults, we won't judge.
>
> we'll point and laugh, and occasionally double over helplessly with
> giggling fits, but rest assured, we WON'T JUDGE.
>
>
> butting (well, maybe a little)

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- Doctroid

[Alex Suter]

Bryce Utting <but...@ihug.co.nz> wrote:
>we'll point and laugh, and occasionally double over helplessly with
>giggling fits, but rest assured, we WON'T JUDGE.

This is why I prefer Google's Chrome browser to people. It's
programmed SPECIFICALLY not to judge, while watching your every
browsing habit.

It observes. It knows. It *knows*, but it doesn't judge.

--
Alex "Every Sparrow Falls on Google" Suter
The Hills Are Alive With the Sound of Yiffing.