I finally did it
Justin Chandler
<lady...@suespammers.org> wrote:
>I handed in my resignation at work. Cow-orkers are now pissed off
>with me as it makes their jobs harder. Can't say as I care.
>
>Now I need to find a job. By my calculations my last day at work
>should be just before CCDE[1], then I have 2 weeks of holidays booked
>and paid for. So I'm going to need a job to start on August 15.
>
>Finger crossed and CVs going out in a constant stream.
>
>Wish me luck.
No, no, NO!
You don't quit until you have a better job all lined up, unless you
have such an economy that you're guaranteed work.
It's like dating- if you don't have a SO, you're not worth having.
(Not my perspective, but most girls I've gone after have held it.)
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All your friends are laughing behind your back (kill them)
Take down all those naked pictures of Ernest Borgnine you've got hanging in your den
Lady Kayla
with me as it makes their jobs harder. Can't say as I care.
Now I need to find a job. By my calculations my last day at work
should be just before CCDE[1], then I have 2 weeks of holidays booked
and paid for. So I'm going to need a job to start on August 15.
Finger crossed and CVs going out in a constant stream.
Wish me luck.
Lady Kayla
[1] Clarecraft Discworld Event (Woolpit, Suffolk, UK)
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Lady Kayla
Chandler) wrote:
> No, no, NO!
Now, don't be bashful...
> You don't quit until you have a better job all lined up, unless you
> have such an economy that you're guaranteed work.
Normally, I wouldn't. I have never before quit a job without having
another to walk straight into. This time, though, I've had to put my
health first. Yes, I suffer from migraines - but this is getting
ridiculous. Up until 6 months ago I got maybe one a month, and the
odd headache. I'm currently at the stage of a continual headache (and
I mean _all_ the time) and at least two migraines a week. Nothing
else in my life has changed, just this damned job.
We talked it over, and even though money will be tighter if I don't
get a job straight away, we _can_ manage well enough for a while.
> It's like dating- if you don't have a SO, you're not worth having.
*boggle* That's like the attitude a friend of mine used to have - I
could never understand it. But then I'm a jealous and possessive
bitch, and can't stand even _thinking_ about his exes.
> (Not my perspective, but most girls I've gone after have held it.)
Congratulations, you just "met" someone who thinks that attitude is a
load of bollocks :)
Lady Kayla
<lady...@suespammers.org> wrote:
(following up to myself, whatever next?)
>Up until 6 months ago I got maybe one a month, and the
> odd headache.
I'll clarify, mostly on a weekend and usually triggered by caffeine
deprivation :/
Zebee Johnstone
Justin Chandler <sor...@NOSPAMlinuxmail.org> wrote:
>
>It's like dating- if you don't have a SO, you're not worth having.
OK.. so it's TTSNBN however...
With dating it's more a byproduct I think.
Men who are "taken" seem to be calmer and happier. Ones who aren't
come across as desperate far too often :)
Zebee
- who has no idea if the same is true of women, mote in own eye and
all that.
Justin Chandler
<lady...@suespammers.org> wrote:
>On Tue, 04 Jul 2000 23:16:07 GMT, sor...@NOSPAMlinuxmail.org (Justin
>Chandler) wrote:
>> No, no, NO!
>
>Now, don't be bashful...
Okay!
>> You don't quit until you have a better job all lined up, unless you
>> have such an economy that you're guaranteed work.
>
>Normally, I wouldn't. I have never before quit a job without having
>another to walk straight into. This time, though, I've had to put my
>health first. Yes, I suffer from migraines - but this is getting
>ridiculous. Up until 6 months ago I got maybe one a month, and the
>odd headache. I'm currently at the stage of a continual headache (and
>I mean _all_ the time) and at least two migraines a week. Nothing
>else in my life has changed, just this damned job.
Good fo you. If the job hurts, it's time for a new job.
>We talked it over, and even though money will be tighter if I don't
>get a job straight away, we _can_ manage well enough for a while.
Oh. I didn't realize you were a two-income partnership. My bad.
>> It's like dating- if you don't have a SO, you're not worth having.
>
>*boggle* That's like the attitude a friend of mine used to have - I
>could never understand it. But then I'm a jealous and possessive
>bitch, and can't stand even _thinking_ about his exes.
Me, too! I thought I was just a freak.
>> (Not my perspective, but most girls I've gone after have held it.)
>
>Congratulations, you just "met" someone who thinks that attitude is a
>load of bollocks :)
Too bad:
1. you're taken
2. you're prolly at least 2000 miles from here
3. you're prolly old enough to
a. be a felony to hook up with for me.
b. make me feel like the old "Mrs. Robinson" scenario...
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high endeavour, for sublime wisdom,
therefore we call ourselves warriors.
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Zebee Johnstone
Justin Chandler <sor...@NOSPAMlinuxmail.org> wrote:
>
>Too bad:
>1. you're taken
>2. you're prolly at least 2000 miles from here
>3. you're prolly old enough to
> a. be a felony to hook up with for me.
> b. make me feel like the old "Mrs. Robinson" scenario...
>
Which is the problem for us single (or mostly so) female sysadmins.
Too many unclued over 35s.
WHile midlife crisis means men date cute bimbos and ride
motorcycles, women are stuck with hot flushes....
Zebee
- too young for hot flushes and already have the motorcycle, does
this mean I need to find a cute bimbo? Here Thorfy.. Thorfy...
mlo...@area51.bcgsystems.com
> ObCaffeineDSW: that would make him a moderate coffee drinker at my
> current place of orking. If I drink less then 6 or so a day I find it
> hard to stay awake through the drudgery of it all.
6 cups or pots? 6 pots would be overkill, sort of. I find that I need 1.5
to 2 pots of coffee or 1 pot of strong Assam tea to get moving in the
morning. Another 2 or 3 as maintence over the rest of the day...
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Zebee Johnstone <ze...@zip.com.au> wrote:
>
>WHile midlife crisis means men date cute bimbos and ride
>motorcycles, women are stuck with hot flushes....
Well, with that kind of luck, they should play more poker.
[batton the hatches! incoming!]
ObRecovery: Who out there is a closet wargamer? Two words:
Combat Mission. This game has robbed me of most of my weekday
evenings over the last two weeks. cdr over there has had to
listen to me blather about it constantly, as I try and scare up
some PBEM opponents.
--C
Chris Rovers
Thorfinn <thor...@tertius.net.au> wrote:
>In alt.sysadmin.recovery, on 5 Jul 2000 04:42:42 GMT
>Zebee Johnstone <ze...@zip.com.au> wrote:
>> WHile midlife crisis means men date cute bimbos and ride
>> motorcycles, women are stuck with hot flushes....
>
>vaguely.
Sort of like a royal flush, but even better....
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>"I was playing poker the other night ... with Tarot cards. I got a
>full house and four people died."
> -- Steven Wright
See - sort of like that... your sigmonster understands, even if you don't,
Thorfy...
-cdr
--
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Rudolf Schlatte
> mlo...@area51.bcgsystems.com <mlo...@area51.bcgsystems.com> wrote:
> >pots would be overkill, sort of.
>
> Usually yes, Y2k evening and clones thereof, no.
>
http://www.pvponline.com/archive.php3?archive=19990922
cdj...@ualberta.ca
[snip!]
> Cups, like the original post mentioned. Then again, define 'cup'. Mine
> is about 50cc I guess.
You mean 250, yes? The "standard" definition of "cup" is 250mL
(== cc), but standard coffee cups are usually somewhat larger. To put
what 50cc is into context, if you consume 6 cups at 50cc, you've consumed
somewhat less than a can of Coke (355mL)'s volume of coffee. Hmm. Any
coffee where only 300 mL keeps you going the whole day has gotta be a
kicker, and I've gotta get me some.
David Scheidt
: em...@cactus.intern.iris-advies.com wrote:
: [snip!]
:> Cups, like the original post mentioned. Then again, define 'cup'. Mine
:> is about 50cc I guess.
: You mean 250, yes? The "standard" definition of "cup" is 250mL
: (== cc), but standard coffee cups are usually somewhat larger. To put
Except on coffee pots. My "12-cup" coffee put holds 72 (us) fl oz., which 9
(us) fl cups. I drink about 1.5 L coffe/day these days, which is a marked
decline from my high of at least 3 quarts my junior year in college.
--
dsch...@enteract.com
Ketchup, therefore, shows both thixotropic and pseudoplastic rheological
properties. -- John Schmitt, in AFU
mlo...@area51.bcgsystems.com
>>6 cups or pots?
> Cups, like the original post mentioned. Then again, define 'cup'. Mine
> is about 50cc I guess.
>
>
> Usually yes, Y2k evening and clones thereof, no.
8 Fluid ounces. USofFreakingA ounces, for you people from place other
than .us
Unless my mental conversion thing (230ml =~ 1 cup) is _way_ off, that's
about 1/4 of a cup. If you have a _big_ cup, I suspect it's closer to
500cc...
mlo...@area51.bcgsystems.com
> ObRecovery: Who out there is a closet wargamer? Two words:
> Combat Mission. This game has robbed me of most of my weekday
> evenings over the last two weeks. cdr over there has had to
> listen to me blather about it constantly, as I try and scare up
> some PBEM opponents.
OK, do you mean:
1) Some sort of Video Game [1]
b) A game played on a computer [2]
III) Some game played with chunks of lead and/or Plastic
four) Some game played on an oddly marked map with small counter of some
sort with cryptic messages on the counters?
I plead guilty on counts b, III and four. Not a video player however.
[1] Any non turn based computer game in this context. Any game with "real
time" in the description is a video game, IMAO.
[2] Turn based games in this context.
Arvid Grøtting
> You mean 250, yes? The "standard" definition of "cup" is 250mL
> (== cc), but standard coffee cups [...]
Please don't measure coffee in terms of water content[1], but in terms of
coffee bean content and/or caffeine content.
My 3 cl double espresso[2] may contain as much coffee as your 50 cl jug.
I'm not saying it does, only that it may. Depending on the coffee in
the jug, that is.
[1] aka "volume"
[2] aka "ristretto"
--
Arvid
BTW: What's the recommended pinout for a 400V TP etherkiller?
cdj...@ualberta.ca
> Please don't measure coffee in terms of water content[1], but in terms of
> coffee bean content and/or caffeine content.
Agreed, that's the better way to do it, but as it's rather more
difficult to do this....
> My 3 cl double espresso[2] may contain as much coffee as your 50 cl jug.
> I'm not saying it does, only that it may. Depending on the coffee in
> the jug, that is.
If it's got at least 6x the caffeine concentration, yes.
Tanuki the Raccoon-dog
<ze...@zip.com.au> said
>WHile midlife crisis means men date cute bimbos and ride
>motorcycles, women are stuck with hot flushes....
So do like one of my female ex-cow-orkers, and claim that she
had power-surges rather than hot flushes...
--
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Stuffed Crust
> ObCaffeineDSW: that would make him a moderate coffee drinker at my
> current place of orking. If I drink less then 6 or so a day I find it
> hard to stay awake through the drudgery of it all.
[blank sare of someone who not only hates coffee but has been completely
caffeine free for the past two years save an occasional chocolate binge]
- Pizza
--
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I ain't broke, but I'm badly bent.
Patience comes to those who wait.
...It's not "Beanbag Love", it's a "Transanimate Relationship"...
Chris Klein
<mlo...@area51.bcgsystems.com> wrote:
>OK, do you mean:
>1) Some sort of Video Game [1]
>b) A game played on a computer [2]
>III) Some game played with chunks of lead and/or Plastic
>four) Some game played on an oddly marked map with small counter of some
>sort with cryptic messages on the counters?
>
>time" in the description is a video game, IMAO.
>[2] Turn based games in this context.
Since you asked... (I was leaving the details to $SEARCH_ENGINE_OF_CHOICE)
<plug degree="Blatant" type="Recovery">
(b), to be exact. But with lineage traced back through both (III) and
(four).
See, someone finally said 'Hey, why don't we take all the detail and
research and background of all those tabletop/computer hex-based wargames
out there, throw the thing into a 3D engine, where suddenly we can do
all sorts of computationally intensive things like precise LOS,
tank penetration rules and so forth.'
I agree with your "real time" comment - RTS's are mouse-dexterity
micromanagement contests. No, this puppy is still orders-phase/
action-phase turn-based, but the action-phase is 60 seconds of
"real" time (more like VCR playback time). Graphical quality is
more than enough for some astounding visuals.
Like I refered to above.. enter 'Combat Mission' into whatever search
engine floats your boat.
</plug>
--C
Juergen Nieveler
> If it's got at least 6x the caffeine concentration, yes.
You drank some of Pitrs' coffee, huh?
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Juergen Nieveler
@nntp9.atl.mindspring.net>:
>[blank sare of someone who not only hates coffee but has been completely
> caffeine free for the past two years save an occasional chocolate binge]
What's that heathen doing here in the Monastery?
Next time he's going to tell us that Java is a programming language....
Stuffed Crust
>>[blank sare of someone who not only hates coffee but has been completely
>> caffeine free for the past two years save an occasional chocolate binge]
> What's that heathen doing here in the Monastery?
Not by choice, mind you. I got tired of severe stomach pains.
(Coffee is still vile and yucky. But it smells sooooo good..)
> Next time he's going to tell us that Java is a programming language....
It's nice to see that Java is finally going back to its roots --
Programmable toaster ovens. With Internet access.
Now Java*script* isn't a language. Blech.
cdj...@ualberta.ca
> cdj...@ualberta.ca wrote in <8jvqip$7ri$1...@pulp.srv.ualberta.ca>:
> > If it's got at least 6x the caffeine concentration, yes.
> You drank some of Pitrs' coffee, huh?
Oddly enough, I don't actually drink coffee (nor most kinds of
tea, although I do have a box of green tea on my box, that I really should
use up). I prefer hot chocolate, with lots of whipped cream, and gobs of
vanilla powder and chocolate shavings on top. Mmmm.
About the only thing that could induce me to switch would be some
of the aforementioned ultraconcentrated coffee.
--
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There's different degrees, and some people are better at hiding it than
others. But it's congenital.... See what happens when bad things happen to
you when you're young? You become cranky and cynical like me." - Peter David
cdj...@ualberta.ca
> pi...@fucktheusers.org (Stuffed Crust) wrote in <8jvs5d$ubf$1
> @nntp9.atl.mindspring.net>:
> >[blank sare of someone who not only hates coffee but has been completely
> > caffeine free for the past two years save an occasional chocolate binge]
> What's that heathen doing here in the Monastery?
Burn him!
> Next time he's going to tell us that Java is a programming language....
<twitch>
<twitch>
<veins start throbbing>
JAVA IS AN EVIL HERETICAL TOOL OF THE DEVIL INCARNATE!
<twitch>
Sorry. I return you to your regularly-scheduled monastery. This
outburst has absolutely nothing to do with what I've been employed for,
for the last two months. Nothing at all. Doctor, do you have any more of
those nice pills?
Stuffed Crust
> About the only thing that could induce me to switch would be some
> of the aforementioned ultraconcentrated coffee.
Turkish coffee.
Though the usual rule of thumb is to not drink the sludge on the bottom
[third] of the cup, many consider it to be the best part.
Devin Ganger
> although I do have a box of green tea on my box
I am NOT even going there.
Nope, nope, not me.
ObASR: I have to fly to Hawaii next week for my job. Oh, darn.
--
Devin L. Ganger
LooseChanj
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> Men who are "taken" seem to be calmer and happier. Ones who aren't
> come across as desperate far too often :)
One could say the same thing for the employed. Except for the
calmer/happier part in some cases.
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cdj...@ualberta.ca
> In article <8k038e$gbq$1...@pulp.srv.ualberta.ca>, cdj...@ualberta.ca wrote:
> > although I do have a box of green tea on my box
> I am NOT even going there.
> Nope, nope, not me.
Absolutely no need for a pole, 10' or otherwise.
The green tea is in a box, on top of my desktop computer. Erm.
No, just the teabags. Erm. Never mind....
Devin Ganger
>de...@caesar.sctconsulting.com (Devin Ganger) leaked to the aliens:
>>ObASR: I have to fly to Hawaii next week for my job. Oh, darn.
>Say hello to Frossie, eh?
Hey, that's right. She's in that neck of the water.
I'll have to see if it's possible to meet her for drinks, but my schedule
is fly in on Monday, fly home on Wednesday.
All so I can install Tuxedo on HP-UX.
Yecccch.
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Okay!
Too bad:
1. you're taken
2. you're prolly at least 2000 miles from here
3. you're prolly old enough to
a. be a felony to hook up with for me.
b. make me feel like the old "Mrs. Robinson" scenario...
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therefore we call ourselves warriors.
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>Up until 6 months ago I got maybe one a month, and the
> odd headache.
I'll clarify, mostly on a weekend and usually triggered by caffeine
deprivation :/
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>[blank sare of someone who not only hates coffee but has been completely
> caffeine free for the past two years save an occasional chocolate binge]
What's that heathen doing here in the Monastery?
Next time he's going to tell us that Java is a programming language....
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> If it's got at least 6x the caffeine concentration, yes.
You drank some of Pitrs' coffee, huh?
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Zebee Johnstone <ze...@zip.com.au> wrote:
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>WHile midlife crisis means men date cute bimbos and ride
>motorcycles, women are stuck with hot flushes....
Well, with that kind of luck, they should play more poker.
[batton the hatches! incoming!]
ObRecovery: Who out there is a closet wargamer? Two words:
Combat Mission. This game has robbed me of most of my weekday
evenings over the last two weeks. cdr over there has had to
listen to me blather about it constantly, as I try and scare up
some PBEM opponents.
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Thorfinn <thor...@tertius.net.au> wrote:
>In alt.sysadmin.recovery, on 5 Jul 2000 04:42:42 GMT
>Zebee Johnstone <ze...@zip.com.au> wrote:
>> WHile midlife crisis means men date cute bimbos and ride
>> motorcycles, women are stuck with hot flushes....
>
>vaguely.
Sort of like a royal flush, but even better....
>--
><a href = "http://tertius.net.au/~thorfinn/">thor...@tertius.net.au</a>
>"I was playing poker the other night ... with Tarot cards. I got a
>full house and four people died."
> -- Steven Wright
See - sort of like that... your sigmonster understands, even if you don't,
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> Cups, like the original post mentioned. Then again, define 'cup'. Mine
> is about 50cc I guess.
You mean 250, yes? The "standard" definition of "cup" is 250mL
(== cc), but standard coffee cups are usually somewhat larger. To put
what 50cc is into context, if you consume 6 cups at 50cc, you've consumed
somewhat less than a can of Coke (355mL)'s volume of coffee. Hmm. Any
coffee where only 300 mL keeps you going the whole day has gotta be a
kicker, and I've gotta get me some.
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: em...@cactus.intern.iris-advies.com wrote:
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:> Cups, like the original post mentioned. Then again, define 'cup'. Mine
:> is about 50cc I guess.
: You mean 250, yes? The "standard" definition of "cup" is 250mL
: (== cc), but standard coffee cups are usually somewhat larger. To put
Except on coffee pots. My "12-cup" coffee put holds 72 (us) fl oz., which 9
(us) fl cups. I drink about 1.5 L coffe/day these days, which is a marked
decline from my high of at least 3 quarts my junior year in college.
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> ObCaffeineDSW: that would make him a moderate coffee drinker at my
> current place of orking. If I drink less then 6 or so a day I find it
> hard to stay awake through the drudgery of it all.
[blank sare of someone who not only hates coffee but has been completely
caffeine free for the past two years save an occasional chocolate binge]
- Pizza
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>>[blank sare of someone who not only hates coffee but has been completely
>> caffeine free for the past two years save an occasional chocolate binge]
> What's that heathen doing here in the Monastery?
Not by choice, mind you. I got tired of severe stomach pains.
(Coffee is still vile and yucky. But it smells sooooo good..)
> Next time he's going to tell us that Java is a programming language....
It's nice to see that Java is finally going back to its roots --
Programmable toaster ovens. With Internet access.
Now Java*script* isn't a language. Blech.
- Pizza
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> cdj...@ualberta.ca wrote in <8jvqip$7ri$1...@pulp.srv.ualberta.ca>:
> > If it's got at least 6x the caffeine concentration, yes.
> You drank some of Pitrs' coffee, huh?
Oddly enough, I don't actually drink coffee (nor most kinds of
tea, although I do have a box of green tea on my box, that I really should
use up). I prefer hot chocolate, with lots of whipped cream, and gobs of
vanilla powder and chocolate shavings on top. Mmmm.
About the only thing that could induce me to switch would be some
of the aforementioned ultraconcentrated coffee.
--
"Adulthood is the realization that stupidity is permanent and terminal....
There's different degrees, and some people are better at hiding it than
others. But it's congenital.... See what happens when bad things happen to
you when you're young? You become cranky and cynical like me." - Peter David
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> pi...@fucktheusers.org (Stuffed Crust) wrote in <8jvs5d$ubf$1
> @nntp9.atl.mindspring.net>:
> >[blank sare of someone who not only hates coffee but has been completely
> > caffeine free for the past two years save an occasional chocolate binge]
> What's that heathen doing here in the Monastery?
Burn him!
> Next time he's going to tell us that Java is a programming language....
<twitch>
<twitch>
<veins start throbbing>
JAVA IS AN EVIL HERETICAL TOOL OF THE DEVIL INCARNATE!
<twitch>
Sorry. I return you to your regularly-scheduled monastery. This
outburst has absolutely nothing to do with what I've been employed for,
for the last two months. Nothing at all. Doctor, do you have any more of
those nice pills?
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> About the only thing that could induce me to switch would be some
> of the aforementioned ultraconcentrated coffee.
Turkish coffee.
Though the usual rule of thumb is to not drink the sludge on the bottom
[third] of the cup, many consider it to be the best part.
- Pizza
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> You mean 250, yes? The "standard" definition of "cup" is 250mL
> (== cc), but standard coffee cups [...]
Please don't measure coffee in terms of water content[1], but in terms of
coffee bean content and/or caffeine content.
My 3 cl double espresso[2] may contain as much coffee as your 50 cl jug.
I'm not saying it does, only that it may. Depending on the coffee in
the jug, that is.
[1] aka "volume"
[2] aka "ristretto"
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BTW: What's the recommended pinout for a 400V TP etherkiller?
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> mlo...@area51.bcgsystems.com <mlo...@area51.bcgsystems.com> wrote:
> >pots would be overkill, sort of.
>
> Usually yes, Y2k evening and clones thereof, no.
>
http://www.pvponline.com/archive.php3?archive=19990922
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<ze...@zip.com.au> said
>WHile midlife crisis means men date cute bimbos and ride
>motorcycles, women are stuck with hot flushes....
So do like one of my female ex-cow-orkers, and claim that she
had power-surges rather than hot flushes...
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http://www.canismajor.demon.co.uk/index.html
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Justin Chandler <sor...@NOSPAMlinuxmail.org> wrote:
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>It's like dating- if you don't have a SO, you're not worth having.
OK.. so it's TTSNBN however...
With dating it's more a byproduct I think.
Men who are "taken" seem to be calmer and happier. Ones who aren't
come across as desperate far too often :)
Zebee
- who has no idea if the same is true of women, mote in own eye and
all that.
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>Too bad:
>1. you're taken
>2. you're prolly at least 2000 miles from here
>3. you're prolly old enough to
> a. be a felony to hook up with for me.
> b. make me feel like the old "Mrs. Robinson" scenario...
>
Which is the problem for us single (or mostly so) female sysadmins.
Too many unclued over 35s.
WHile midlife crisis means men date cute bimbos and ride
motorcycles, women are stuck with hot flushes....
Zebee
- too young for hot flushes and already have the motorcycle, does
this mean I need to find a cute bimbo? Here Thorfy.. Thorfy...
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> although I do have a box of green tea on my box
I am NOT even going there.
Nope, nope, not me.
ObASR: I have to fly to Hawaii next week for my job. Oh, darn.
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> ObCaffeineDSW: that would make him a moderate coffee drinker at my
> current place of orking. If I drink less then 6 or so a day I find it
> hard to stay awake through the drudgery of it all.
6 cups or pots? 6 pots would be overkill, sort of. I find that I need 1.5
to 2 pots of coffee or 1 pot of strong Assam tea to get moving in the
morning. Another 2 or 3 as maintence over the rest of the day...
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>>6 cups or pots?
> Cups, like the original post mentioned. Then again, define 'cup'. Mine
> is about 50cc I guess.
>
>
8 Fluid ounces. USofFreakingA ounces, for you people from place other
than .us
Unless my mental conversion thing (230ml =~ 1 cup) is _way_ off, that's
about 1/4 of a cup. If you have a _big_ cup, I suspect it's closer to
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> ObRecovery: Who out there is a closet wargamer? Two words:
> Combat Mission. This game has robbed me of most of my weekday
> evenings over the last two weeks. cdr over there has had to
> listen to me blather about it constantly, as I try and scare up
> some PBEM opponents.
OK, do you mean:
1) Some sort of Video Game [1]
b) A game played on a computer [2]
III) Some game played with chunks of lead and/or Plastic
four) Some game played on an oddly marked map with small counter of some
sort with cryptic messages on the counters?
I plead guilty on counts b, III and four. Not a video player however.
[1] Any non turn based computer game in this context. Any game with "real
time" in the description is a video game, IMAO.
[2] Turn based games in this context.
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Chandler) wrote:
> No, no, NO!
Now, don't be bashful...
> You don't quit until you have a better job all lined up, unless you
> have such an economy that you're guaranteed work.
Normally, I wouldn't. I have never before quit a job without having
another to walk straight into. This time, though, I've had to put my
health first. Yes, I suffer from migraines - but this is getting
ridiculous. Up until 6 months ago I got maybe one a month, and the
odd headache. I'm currently at the stage of a continual headache (and
I mean _all_ the time) and at least two migraines a week. Nothing
else in my life has changed, just this damned job.
We talked it over, and even though money will be tighter if I don't
get a job straight away, we _can_ manage well enough for a while.
> It's like dating- if you don't have a SO, you're not worth having.
*boggle* That's like the attitude a friend of mine used to have - I
could never understand it. But then I'm a jealous and possessive
bitch, and can't stand even _thinking_ about his exes.
> (Not my perspective, but most girls I've gone after have held it.)
Congratulations, you just "met" someone who thinks that attitude is a
load of bollocks :)
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Stuffed Crust wrote in message <8k0174$9rc$1...@slb6.atl.mindspring.net>...
<in re: Not drinking coffee .. >
>
>Not by choice, mind you. I got tired of severe stomach pains.
>(Coffee is still vile and yucky. But it smells sooooo good..)
This fired up my way-back machine. Back when I was growing up, a
couple that my family knew had TWO coffeemakers on timers. One was a small,
two cup percolator that she loaded up with Community Club Dark Roast (think
expresso on steroids .. ). That was for the smell and the aroma. Smelled
wonderful, but nobody could drink it.
The SECOND coffee maker was loaded with Maxwell House (Good to the
last drop!) coffee, which didn't smell anywhere as nice as Community Club,
but at least was drinkable by the people who lived there ...
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The Scarlet Manuka
> what 50cc is into context, if you consume 6 cups at 50cc, you've consumed
> somewhat less than a can of Coke (355mL)'s volume of coffee. Hmm. Any
Not to be picky... wait, no, this *is* to be picky. Sorry about that...
anyway, here at least a can of Coke is 375 mL. Of course things may be
different over there.
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> Not to be picky... wait, no, this *is* to be picky. Sorry about that...
> anyway, here at least a can of Coke is 375 mL. Of course things may be
> different over there.
The nit has been picked, and it is different in .ca, at least.
It's 355 mL here because it's conveniently 12 (US Fl) Oz, to 0.12 mL or
so. Means that they can use the same equipment as in the US.
mlo...@area51.bcgsystems.com
>
>> what 50cc is into context, if you consume 6 cups at 50cc, you've consumed
>> somewhat less than a can of Coke (355mL)'s volume of coffee. Hmm. Any
>
> anyway, here at least a can of Coke is 375 mL. Of course things may be
> different over there.
In .us a can of coke is 12 fl oz. Which, at least according to the can,
is 355 ml.
Oddly, the same size[1] can of fruit juice[2] only holds 11.5 fl oz. or
340 ml.
[1] Well, they eyeball to same size.
[2] Welch's if it matters.
Mark Milhollan
>I wonder whether there's any difference in coffein levels in the stuff
>produced here. Anyone?
no, just longer nails.
oh...
/mark
Joe Moore
Stuffed Crust <pi...@fucktheusers.org> wrote:
>Juergen Nieveler blatt:
>>>[blank sare of someone who not only hates coffee but has been completely
>>> caffeine free for the past two years save an occasional chocolate binge]
>
>> What's that heathen doing here in the Monastery?
>
Gosh, he does belong here. That sounds like real need for recovery.
--Joe
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Colette Reap
>Alan Bellingham <al...@lspace.org> writes:
>
>> Hmm, SWMBO was very impressed by the general helpfulness of that place
>> when a patient some <censored> years ago. But she was an operator at the
>> time for the Swedish Inland Revenue, and they have an awesome <clickety
>> click>.
>
>If it was a patient, my bet would be that she spoke to the entity
>known as "Karolinska Sjukhuset" [...]
Ja, precis :-)
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} Let alone if you try to ride cute bimbos. Dating the motorcycle might be
} survivable.
Of course you can date a motorcycle, but it's hardly ever required. I
haven't heard of any law against riding one that hasn't reached the
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william...@nashville.com
>He may have meant 50 cl ... more of a mug, really, but I have some
>oversize cups that are larger than that.
I just poured a coffee cup of water into a measuring cup - result 175 ml.
500 ml would be about a (US) pint beer mug.
Mike Sphar
der Werven) once write the following? Read the book:
>A friend of mine drank lotsa coffee as well, and I am talking >10 cups
>a day. When he didn't drink any he started to develop a headache. Started
>approximately 6-7 hours after the last one and 24 hours later he was having
>huge headaches.
This is a very common headache trigger. People drink lots of coffee during
the week, then stop on the weekend. Headache is probably the primary
symptom of caffeine withdrawal. It's a different kind of headache though.
Caffeine withdrawal headaches are barely noticeable compared to a migraine
for me.
[1] Hard to explain, but Dave Foley's description on Newsradio--"My head
is pounding, and my arms feel ten feet long--is pretty close.
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Mike Sphar
Read the book:
> You mean 250, yes? The "standard" definition of "cup" is 250mL
240, innit? 1 cup = 8oz, 1oz = 30ml. That's what I remember from my
pharmacy days, anyway.
Mike Sphar
the following? Read the book:
>motorcycles, women are stuck with hot flushes....
I don't know. My mom bought a Miata and married a young dumb stud. It
didn't last long, thankfully.[1]
[1] Neither the stud nor the Miata. The "thankfully" only applies to the
stud.
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Mike Sphar [reposted because of HipClone cancel]
der Werven) once write the following? Read the book:
>A friend of mine drank lotsa coffee as well, and I am talking >10 cups
>a day. When he didn't drink any he started to develop a headache. Started
>approximately 6-7 hours after the last one and 24 hours later he was having
>huge headaches.
This is a very common headache trigger. People drink lots of coffee during
the week, then stop on the weekend. Headache is probably the primary
symptom of caffeine withdrawal. It's a different kind of headache though.
Caffeine withdrawal headaches are barely noticeable compared to a migraine
for me.
[1] Hard to explain, but Dave Foley's description on Newsradio--"My head
is pounding, and my arms feel ten feet long--is pretty close.
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the following? Read the book:
>motorcycles, women are stuck with hot flushes....
I don't know. My mom bought a Miata and married a young dumb stud. It
didn't last long, thankfully.[1]
[1] Neither the stud nor the Miata. The "thankfully" only applies to the
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Read the book:
> You mean 250, yes? The "standard" definition of "cup" is 250mL
240, innit? 1 cup = 8oz, 1oz = 30ml. That's what I remember from my
pharmacy days, anyway.
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Peter da Silva
Devin Ganger <de...@caesar.sctconsulting.com> wrote:
>I'll have to see if it's possible to meet her for drinks, but my schedule
>is fly in on Monday, fly home on Wednesday.
Be a bit tough. With that schedule you're unlikely to be leaving Oahu, and
she's on the big island...
>All so I can install Tuxedo on HP-UX.
/me read that as a Linux reference.
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The Scarlet Manuka
> percent of a US can, or only 88 percent of an aussie one. Mmm... I wonder
> whether there's any difference in coffein levels in the stuff produced
^^^^^^^
It does come in other drinks too, you know. (Particularly since we're
talking about $COLA in this thread anyway...)
cdj...@ualberta.ca
> 240, innit? 1 cup = 8oz, 1oz = 30ml. That's what I remember from my
> pharmacy days, anyway.
Every measuring cup and every other reference I've ever seen uses
250 mL. However, taking a look at the conversion tables in my (t)rusty
calculator, 1 cup == 236.6 mL.
Vid Strpic
>On 7 Jul 2000 07:57:20 GMT, in
><slrn8mb3b0.3k...@megumi.wibble.cx>, matt+...@boggle.org
>(Matt McLeod) said:
>>Yes, coffee can provide some recovery. I drink the stuff myself.
>>But once you become dependent on the stuff to function...
>
>HERETIC!
>
>
>I say we burn him, eh boys?
We should :-)
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mlo...@area51.bcgsystems.com
>>I'm too much the gentleman [1] to reveal the truth in this case.
> [...]
>>[1] Documentary proof available on request
>
> You can prove that you're a *gentleman*? Hell, I wish I could say the
> same - it would have come in handy[0] a couple of months ago...
>
A lot of folks here can prove "gentle" status. Your AoA scroll should
say something about that. Of course, it's not to _me_, but to what I
used to call my self on weekends.
I suspect that some folks here might even have paperwork that declares
them to be "Officers and Gentlemen", even though the Army of the United
States doesn't do that any more.
[0] NMF
[1] NMF
mlo...@area51.bcgsystems.com
> The only thing that might be amusing is seeing how the SCA might take
> someone who really was entitled to a Sir.
Herald mode:
Alan Bellingham may in fact be Sir Alan Bellingham. Your persona is not
Alan Bellingham, and unless a Crown of the one of kingdoms of the known
world has declared you to be a member of the Order of Chivalry, your
persona may not be called Sir with in the context of the society.
When my liege lord was Prince of Drakenwald he visited Nordmark (Sweden).
There was some talk of the King of Sweden visiting an SCA event. Much
tizzy among the heralds as to order of precedence and other such like.
When I was playing in The Outlands, there was a Judge who played as well.
The crown of the Outlands made him a Court Baron [1][2] just so that "Your
Honor" would be "legal" with in the SCA as well.
[1] No pun was meant, I'm sure. The crown at the time hated puns.
[2] A long over due award, IMAO.
Ralph Wade Phillips
Lionel <n...@alt.net> wrote in message news:8k45qv$odu$4...@dosa.alt.net...
> On 7 Jul 2000 07:57:20 GMT, in
> <slrn8mb3b0.3k...@megumi.wibble.cx>, matt+...@boggle.org
> (Matt McLeod) said:
>
> >Yes, coffee can provide some recovery. I drink the stuff myself.
> >But once you become dependent on the stuff to function...
>
> HERETIC!
>
>
> I say we burn him, eh boys?
It might have to be him. After about 3 pots of coffee, don't think
most of us would be ignitable.
OTOH - I've managed to cut back to only about 100cc of caffeine a
day. It's not too bad, considering the 14 hours of sleep I get every 24 now
<grins>
RwP
Justin The Cynical
->On Fri, 07 Jul 2000 11:37:15 GMT, in
-><slrn8mbguc...@cactus.intern.iris-advies.com>,
->em...@cactus.intern.iris-advies.com () said:
->
->>On Fri, 07 Jul 2000 18:54:18 +1000, Lionel <n...@alt.net> wrote:
->>>
->>>HERETIC!
->>>
->>>I say we burn him, eh boys?
->>
->>Roasting seem so much more appropriate.
->
->Good point.
->But a light roast or a dark roast?
Well, I say we give 'em a Starbucks Roast.[1]
There are four main types of roast for coffee, as one of me mates and I
discussed: Normal, french, dark, and Starbucks.
Put the beans in a roaster until they 'pop': normal
Put the beans in a roaster, let them start to 'pop', then stop when they
stop 'popping': dark
Put the beans in a roaster, let them start to 'pop', leave them in once they
stop, and remove when they start 'popping' again: french roast
Put the beans in a roaster, let them start to 'pop', leave them in once they
stop, and leave them in longer yet so that the 'popping' stops for
the second time: Starbucks, AKA burnt
ObUnrecovery: *sob* Coffee People is almost dead.
Some time ago, Coffee People, sellers of the ultimate beann called Black
Tiger, was bought by Diedrich Coffee. Naturally, this gave me some worry.
But it seemed that they were not going to really touch anyuthing and leave
the shops as they were, which is part of the reason I always went back.[2]
Then, the Bad Thing (tm) happened.
I walk into the sit-down[3] shop I normally visit, and find that their tip
glass[4] is not there anymore, and in it's place is a clean plastic box
thing. I also then note that all the people behind the counter are wearing
the same outfit, with a cutesy name-badge made to look like a cup of coffee.
Damn near vomited over that one.
I order my elixer, and ask what happened to the tip glass? I get the reply
from some corporate-brainwashed female "We are Diedrich, not Coffee People"
I damn near walked out right then and there. Fsckers. If I wanted to
have corporate death mocha, I would have gone to fscking StarDucks. I always
went back to Coffee People[5] becasue the coffee was damned good, unlike
StarDucks, and I liked the atmosphere/attitude I got from the people 'orking
there. They all seemed to have clue. Coffee People was just one of those
Portland things, similar to Saturday Market. And now, it's almost gone, and
I weep for the future generations of bastards, bobs, and other clued humans.
Mental note to self: Call Diedrich using the contact info at
http://www.coffeepeople.com/contact.htm and rant... loudly...
[1] Mis-typed as rot. Still fits.
[2] When I can be given my java by someone that looks even stranger than
myself, I feel comfortable there.
[3] As opposed to the drive-through Motor Mocha shops which have no real
tables to sit at.
[4] One of the things I liked about Coffee People. It seemed that every shop
had a tip container of some sort, usually a liquid-holding container, with
a small sign stating "If You Fear Change, Leave It Here".
[5] I was going to use CP, but that would have been confusing.
--
"You're asking a bunch of sysadmins if anyone remembers how to tie
hangman's noose, and _not_ expecting positive responses?"
-Anthony DeBoer in the SDM
Justin The Cynical - cyn...@linuxstart.com
Lady Kayla
Flying Hamster) wrote:
> On 5 Jul 2000 04:42:42 GMT, Zebee Johnstone <ze...@zip.com.au> wrote:
> [...]
> >WHile midlife crisis means men date cute bimbos and ride
> >motorcycles,
>
> cute or otherwise...
You forgot painful, dear. Short and painful. Very, very painful.
Excruciatingly painful. But fun to watch. For me at any rate.
--
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[...my age]
> She is? Well, my *normal* age estimation puts her at 29. That being
> "if they appear significantly older than me, they're born in 1970,
> significantly younger, in 1972, otherwise in 1971".
Oh, I _like_ you. You're nice. Several years out, on the good side
:)
> Me, I'm *usually* born in 1971, but there are mornings when I wake up
> and just *know* I was born in 1871 and no one has put me in stasis.
I know that one. It goes along with the sure knowledge that someone
has timeshifted the office at around 4pm to make it 10am again.
Darrell Fuhriman
> ObUnrecovery: *sob* Coffee People is almost dead.
I was never a big Coffee People fan, except for Black Tiger
Shakes in the Summer.
I think I've been in there maybe twice since they became
Diedrich's. That's because we now have Peet's in town. No,
they're not from the Northwest (Berkeley, actually), but damn
they make good coffee.
But if you're on the westside, you're probably still SOL since
they're only Downtown and on NE Broadway.
Darrell
Paul R. Joslin
> I suspect that some folks here might even have paperwork that declares
> them to be "Officers and Gentlemen", even though the Army of the United
> States doesn't do that any more.
Actually, that's "An Officer by Act of Congress, but a Gentleman by
the Grace of God".
--
Paul R. Joslin paul . joslin at sdrc . com
"He who has injured thee was either stronger or weaker than thee. If weaker,
spare him; if stronger, spare thyself." -- Seneca
Rik Steenwinkel
} Third in line for a Baronetcy,
Read as Baronectomy.
Rik Steenwinkel
} >>Roasting seem so much more appropriate.
}
} *boomboom*
}
} >Good point.
} >But a light roast or a dark roast?
} >
} ><lightbulb!>
} >*Then* we can decaffeinate the bastard!
}
} Ooh. Now *that* hurt!
Hey, don't let them grind you down.
Shalom Septimus
>In .us a can of coke is 12 fl oz. Which, at least according to the can,
>is 355 ml.
>
>Oddly, the same size[1] can of fruit juice[2] only holds 11.5 fl oz. or
>340 ml.
Same height and diameter, but the fruit juice cans are tapered at the
top.
--
Shalom S.
Shalom Septimus
Flying Hamster) wrote:
>> women are stuck with hot flushes....
>
>Changing the plumbing into the toliet to use the hot water feed?
I actually ran into this once in .vt.us. I was staying off-season at a
ski resort, and found out the hard way (i.e. flushed before I stood
up). I imagine it might be comforting after being on the slopes all
day, but in the summer it's plain annoying.
(And when .brooklyn.cuny.edu installed new water fountains in
Ingersoll Hall, some genius decided to run the feed lines alongside
the steam lines to the chem labs. Result: Warm drinking water.)
--
Shalom Septimus
Alan J Rosenthal
>if those of you talking about 10+ mugs of coffee/day as your
>normal intake are drinking real coffee (aka not crap piss-weak
>isntant), then perhaps you have a problem?
Hm, I think perhaps we do. Do you know where we could find any recovery?
nathan wagner
Rik Steenwinkel <rst...@xs4all.nl> wrote:
>On Fri, 7 Jul 2000 10:24:58, Alan Bellingham <al...@lspace.org>
>
>
>Read as Baronectomy.
An excellent idea. After that we can perform a Princectomy, and a Dukeectomy,
and so on up the line. Though i suppose i could be persuaded about an
-otomy instead. Of course, i'm a traditionalist, so sending for the
headsman would be fine too...
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Chance is irrelevant. We will succeed. -- Seven of Nine
Mike Sphar
following? Read the book:
>On Thu, 6 Jul 2000, Mike Sphar wrote:
>> I don't know. My mom bought a Miata and married a young dumb stud. It
>> didn't last long, thankfully.[1]
>>
>> [1] Neither the stud nor the Miata. The "thankfully" only applies to the
>> stud.
>
>So he didn't stay young and dumb for long? What's there to be thankful
>for about that?
No, her infatuation with young dumb stud didn't last long.
--
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Lionel <n...@alt.net> wrote in message news:8k45qv$odu$4...@dosa.alt.net...
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>
> >Yes, coffee can provide some recovery. I drink the stuff myself.
> >But once you become dependent on the stuff to function...
>
> HERETIC!
>
>
> I say we burn him, eh boys?
It might have to be him. After about 3 pots of coffee, don't think
most of us would be ignitable.
OTOH - I've managed to cut back to only about 100cc of caffeine a
day. It's not too bad, considering the 14 hours of sleep I get every 24 now
<grins>
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