Hot Chicks, Tools, and Big Thingies

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heh heh hey so like me and Butthead went to the store and there was this chick, a HOT chick with big thingies and barely any clothes on

Huhuhuhuh

yeah heh and then we went home and paid a visit to Tom Anderson's toolshed heh heh you know 'tool'

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"core_dump" wrote in message news:[email]...

there was this

clothes on

Goddammit Beavis, you're not supposed to go into the womens' changing booths.

Anderson's toolshed

Was Tom complaining later of that Beamish and Buttmunch kids whacking off in his toolshed?

K? w(--)

DI+ D+(---) G e h!

W32? Does this mean you're not actually using Linux?

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"Roy Batty" wrote in news:cabs77$kus$[email]:

For now, I'm using the Windows machine primarily. It's a better machine, anyway. I use the Linux machine primarily for certain games.

The reason I started with GnuPG was because I kept getting e-mails back that I was sending viruses when I checked and I wasn't. This way, if someone claims I sent them a virus, I can say, "All my messages are signed. If you don't believe me, verify the signature with the key on my web page and on the keyservers."

The "Geek Code" is just silliness and has nothing to do with PGP. See geekcode.com. No one uses it anymore and I should probably get rid of it.

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D+(---) G e h!
r-- y--
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Segmentation fault (core dumped)

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"core_dump" schreef in bericht news:[email]

Like, this is getting way too difficult for me. I'm gonna stick to thingies, much simpler: there are flat, medium and big thingies. No sir, don't need no geek code to figure that out. Verification in a blink of an eye...

Thingies rule.

stick to

thingies. No sir,

in a blink of

Why blink when you can stare!

"Roy Batty" schreef in bericht news:cadlav$oji$[email]

Well, the blinking is kinda from the first impact or something. Boioioioioinnnggg.

"core_dump" wrote in message news:[email]...

better

certain

I didn't know there were that many games for Linux, except for GnuChess, FreeCiv and various forms of Penguin cruelty. There seemed to be a few a year or so ago. I wasn't sure if Linux gaming was going to catch on in a DirectX world. I use Windows for doing useful stuff. I use Linux for when I want to break something, usually Linux. Apart from Redhat 9 (which they say they are not going to develop any furthur!) it seems to be quite hard work. Except for Debian which is an exercise in masochistic perversity.

I

can

the

It's a cynical world! For the ultimate in internet buggery, have you come across sporging, common on some of the warez sites? People send fake messages with your ng moniker, containing machine generated drivel. Very, very strange people out there. It's like there's ten thousand Uncle Milty's online 24-7.

with

This is the place for silliness, surely. Besides which, when we see it, we know it's core_dump, a useful defence from the evil sporgers (qv. above).

K?

DI+

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This is all very off-topic of course. But we haven't had much activity on this ng lately, so why not indulge...

TYDT

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"Roy Batty" wrote in news:cadlau$oji$[email]:

Not that kind of gaming, text-based games, mostly role-playing games, and old DOS games like Doom which don't work too well with XP but run fine under DOSEMU and the Win98 system files.

I started with RedHat, then went to Slackware. I hear Debian is supposedly less "masochistic perversity" than Slackware is, but I've never used it.

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"core_" wrote in message news:[email]...

except

cruelty.

if

role-playing

well

files.

Ah. As for Role Playing Games I once enjoyed an old ZX spectrum game called Valhalla. You could drink lots of wine and kill people and then go to hell. I understand Detroit is much like this, except you go to Colorado Supermax, instead of hell. The other day I bought a book about Nordic Myths and soon I will understand what the hell that game was about!

want

furthur!)

is

Debian is

is, but

Yes, I had these suspicions about Slackware and gave it a wide berth. Then I got a cheap book on Debian and spent a weekend trying it out. I wished I had spent a weekend learning Russian instead or something. There's lots of russian chicks round here...

Goddammit what happened to the dump??? If we don't dump you die - or have a funny plastic bag attached to your stomach or something!!!

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On Sat, 12 Jun 2004 16:36:46 -0000, "core_" wrote:

I use Slackware extensively, and I don't find it that difficult, actually. Of course, I rather enjoy programming in assembler and studying Hebrew gematria, so I'm probably not the best one to ask about "masochistic perversity." *LOL*

Yogensha