[TriLUG] Theo is a not nice person

[Andrew C. Oliver]

An even more amusing way to tick people off would be to get 
www.mandrake.com to sponsor the TriLUG as a platnum sponsor
of the LUG -- logo and all.  

-Andy

John F Davis wrote:

>Hello
>
>I know another way to piss people off.  Periodically point your finger at
>somebody and utter, "You are all my beetches."
>It works better around the fooball table after a score.
>
>I also enjoyed the bit about little lego men arranged in a circle.  I could
>line them up and say the same thing.
>
>JD
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>John Franklin <franklin at elfie.org>@trilug.org on 07/02/2002 12:37:08 PM
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>Please respond to trilug at trilug.org
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>On Wed, Jun 26, 2002 at 08:23:24AM -0400, Andrew C. Oliver wrote:
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>>Man, I'm feeling jealous.   I'd love to have a few mail lists devoted
>>to what a ******* I am!  That would be kinda cool.
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>Doesn't take much!  :)  Get really pissy on the TriLUG list, abuse and
>alienate the SC and most of the membership, then start your own LUG.
>Hey, why not play it up a bit!  Make yourself some ceremonial robes and
>put a bunch of lego-guys in circle around your desk bowing before your
>obvious magnificence!
>
>Or you could laugh at this and stay the stable bloke you are.
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>>He also has some great quotes:
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>>http://www.waider.ie/misc/quotes.txt
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>>"Since I am project leader, I must not be permitted to go insane."
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>I swear, if he ever gets into politics...
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>>Wow that netBSD group seems pretty dysfunctional:
>>http://www.theos.com/deraadt/coremail
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>We're actually a pretty happy group.  More so without Theo.  Theo isn't
>happy, but he has his own group now.
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>>I thought apache was political!
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>I remember when the split was happening.  "I've seen mailing lists on
>fire off the shoulder of Orion."  I was disappointed to see someone walk
>away from the project to start his own splinter project.  At the time, I
>didn't think the world needed another BSD group, but the on going flame
>war had to stop.
>
>I will admit, though, that since then the OpenBSD group has done quite
>a bit to make BSD more secure (many of their patches are mirrored into
>Net and Free) and to raise the awareness of BSD in general.
>
>jf
>--
>John Franklin
>franklin at elfie.org
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