Speaking of which...I just bought a bag of those yesterday, together
with some chocolate pralines[0]. I just _love_ "The Belgian House of
Chocolates" shop. This time I only spent 100 SEK though.
>(still without the axe, though....)
That's a pity. When was your birthday, again?
//Christer
[0] I hope that's the right word.
--
"An NT server can be run by an idiot, and usually is." -- Tom Holub, a.h.b-o-i
>
> In <rdlnutw...@strokkur.rydnet.lysator.liu.se> Jenny with the Temper <pi...@strokkur.rydnet.lysator.liu.se> writes:
> >Hmm. Can't we make an arbitrary decision that I take what I want from
> >that bag of CCCB's I've ordered for him?
>
> Speaking of which...I just bought a bag of those yesterday, together
> with some chocolate pralines[0]. I just _love_ "The Belgian House of
> Chocolates" shop. This time I only spent 100 SEK though.
>
> >(still without the axe, though....)
>
> That's a pity. When was your birthday, again?
In October, she said, yesterday. She might be lying, though.
//Ingvar (will sysadmin for food, or something)
--
Bah!
>
> mo...@lysator.liu.se (Christer Boräng) writes:
>
> > That's a pity. When was your birthday, again?
>
> In October, she said, yesterday. She might be lying, though.
Umm, yes, come to think of it I think it's this Friday. Coincidence, huh?
>
> //Ingvar (will sysadmin for food, or something)
/me absolutely refuses to consider what this "something" might be
--
No, I still haven't bothered to fix my headers. But my e-mail adress
is jen...@algonet.se.
>
> Ingvar bah! <ing...@strokkur.rydnet.lysator.liu.se> writes:
>
> >
> > mo...@lysator.liu.se (Christer Boräng) writes:
> >
> > > That's a pity. When was your birthday, again?
> >
> > In October, she said, yesterday. She might be lying, though.
>
> Umm, yes, come to think of it I think it's this Friday. Coincidence, huh?
> >
> > //Ingvar (will sysadmin for food, or something)
>
> /me absolutely refuses to consider what this "something" might be
You can keep imagine the most prevected things, Jenny. I *know* what I
mean and it's not nearly as perverted as you think.
//INgvar (have sysadminned for food)
--
Bah!
My birthday was last week, and I didn't get ANY tithes. The last tithe I
got was, IIRC, from Danny Burstein over at Panix who felt sorry for me
after I had to deal with Bell Atlantic and so he sent me a huge chocolate
bar (imported). That was about a year and half ago, though...
h.
--
hillary gorman...........Official Token Female..........hillary@netaxs.com
"So that's 2 T-1s and a newsfeed....would you like clues with that?"
hil...@hillary.net: for debugging your net or deworming your pet
Net Access...The NSP for ISPs....The NOC that rocks around the clock.
Yeah, that's the thing. I don't feel like I have any right to whine, but
DVDs aren't exactly, well, romantic. Or even lust-provoking. Usually.
--
Victoria C. Fike | Sunrise, wrong side of another day
Imperatrix Ludorum | Sky-high and six thousand miles away
to...@cugc.org | Don't know how long I've been awake...
http://www.cugc.org | --Hawkwind, "Motorhead"
Maybe you just need a "chocolate daddy"? :)
--J
heh.
[pictures Hillary decked out as the statue of liberty with this inscription]
Give me your truffles, your liquor,
Your huddled chocolates yearning to breathe free,
The bittersweat of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I open my mouth beside the golden door!
...perhaps holding a box of chocolates and a big waffle cone with three
scoops of dark chocolate ice cream.
Sandy
--
Sandy Herring finger for Geek Code Peck of Pickled Pisces
sa...@herring.org big...@sns-access.com http://www.herring.org/
> Now all I have to do is decide where to get drunk as hell. And how to
> get people to come there and buy me more to drink.
Well, Roke just announced he can't afford that new disk this month, so
suddenly I have a lot more money to spend. AND I owe you 'but 400, so
let's drink beer together this saturday until we can't drink no more.
You can crash at my place if Ryd is too far away afterwards.
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mar...@gladius.se From admin to c-drone.
mar...@bofh.se Improvement? Probably not.
> I'll try to hand them in to the photo shop tomorrow. Depending on
> whether I hand out enough money to get a PhotoDisquette<tm> or not,
> that means you'll be able to see them tomorrow or whenever. ;)
There's a 24-bit scanner standing here, available and ready...
>
> Ingvar bah! <ing...@strokkur.rydnet.lysator.liu.se> writes:
>
> > I'll try to hand them in to the photo shop tomorrow. Depending on
> > whether I hand out enough money to get a PhotoDisquette<tm> or not,
> > that means you'll be able to see them tomorrow or whenever. ;)
>
> There's a 24-bit scanner standing here, available and ready...
If I can't be bothered to use one of many scanners at work, what makes
you think I'd be bothered to go All The Long way to your funhouse to
scan stuff? I mean, like... And if those are the photos I think they
are, I already have them scanned, at a sub-optimal resolution.
//Ingvar (the axe photographs (and one of Ina))
--
Bah!
> If I can't be bothered to use one of many scanners at work, what makes
> you think I'd be bothered to go All The Long way to your funhouse to
> scan stuff?
An overwhelming desire of using Windows 4.0 that'll give you blue
screen of death about twice a day[1]?
[1] Actually, it only gives blue screen of death that often[2] if you
use WinAmp at the same time as you do something else, but since
everyone here seems to lack the ability to work without music,
everyone listens to MPEGs[3] most of the day. Thus, they will be
provided with interesting hexdumps to lighten up their day at
least once every day, to much joy and merryness[4].
[2] Without WinAmp it only spontaneously evacuate the kernel about
once a week or so...
[3] Provided by this horrid Pentium[5] that has the absolutely shittiest
Plug and Fail I've EVER seen! Not to mention the built-in
graphiccard which cannot be disabled, and that is helpful enough
to show you every harddisk access by clevery coded picture
interferences. It also has the charming behaviour of dying[8]
every now and then just to keep us awake and alert.
[4] At least to us that run working OS[6].
[5] That doesn't run NT but instead a Linux tasting of RedHat. It also
provides Loftet with music so that we can boot Win95[7] for some
well deserved gaming for an hour or two without being forced to
silence...
[6] Should that be OS or OSes?
[7] Which, not surprisingly, at the moment refuses to boot on my PC
since it once more has managed to spontaneously lobotomize itself
into a non-working stage. One of these days when I can bear to see
the little drummer, I'll reinstall it again... *sigh*
I kinda miss Hellfire already. :/
[8] Which has one very amusing effect; when this Linuxbox dies,
there's a rather noticeable possibility that all the NT-boxes that
at the moment are playing an MPEG-stream provided by this box dies
as well. It's like a religious sect; when the leader decide to
commit suicide, it brings the rest of the MPEG-sect with it. NT is
NOT highly appreciated nor loved at this place. Thankfully I'm not
forced to touch it at all (or at least extremely seldom) since I
don't know enough about it. I try to maintain that ignorance.