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To: tekboy who wrote (2755)	6/14/2000 11:05:00 AM
From: DownSouth	Respond to of 22706

Spoken like a true Yankee City double dipping Yipee policy wonk. I agree, except for the attack on my geography, demeanor, and expertise. (I guess you missed NTAP while you were dabbling in AMD futures, eh?) Notice I didn't ask if you were questioning my authority?

To: tekboy who wrote (2755)	6/14/2000 2:00:00 PM
From: Apollo	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 22706

we curmudgeons form a kind of grumpy anarchic commune with collective rule; there is no authority or deference granted to geographically challenged low-pass storage weenies....ctb/A Yeah, hey, you tell him Ares. Can I jump in on this action? Wait a minute, I don't need anybody's permission. And for the record, I wish UpNorth would speak English related to NTAP. Can't you just give it to us in simple terms? GdiChaz may be willing to learn something new, or stretch himself, but I'm sure as hell not. None of this stuff about wafl files or waffle irons, or any other BS. I notice the people who post the most around here, are usually premature Seniors, prone to intermittent "premature" or "senior moments".......or both. CUF would be the poster boy for these sorts of limp activities. And that goes for wannabee hermudgeons (bitchudgeons?), who claim to be fully employed authors, but who are really just daytrading options players who purport to be busy at their computers, AT HOME, hammering out the latest in literary wit. Hah, you don't fool me! As far as I'm concerned, you're all full of it, the whole bunch of youse, and I'm outta here. Back to the Day Job. ca