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To: Rusty Johnson who wrote (145)	1/30/1999 2:31:00 PM
From: Winston Chen	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 185

rusty: can you post an url that dell is offering linux? tia <Dell and Compaq are beginning to offer Red Hat Linux. Is that what frightens you?>

To: Rusty Johnson who wrote (145)	1/30/1999 5:38:00 PM
From: nihil	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 185

No problemo. I love the name "Rusty" that's what I call my, well, uh, my sexual apparatus. "Piss off, old Rusty!" is what I shout five times a day at least. I love consumer choice. My first economics paper refuted the law of demand and proved that a seller could (under certain circumstances) increase sales by raising prices. Economica 1962. Apparently every one followed our prescription because consumer prices rose every year from there on. The only cults I'm a member of are the AEA, the NEA, and SI. I even quit the cub scouts and formed "The Smart Cub Quitters (an early deprogramming group". Oh, how does a cult member look? I'm stunning in a saffron sari. Hmmm -- selling Scientology door to door like Mormonism, it just might work if you stuck to fancy neighborhoods. "I don't have to meet your demands." is what the businesses say. Since Colgate won before the SC its case in 1919 merchants can sell or not as they wish. A ridiculous case you ought to read before you spout off. No, no, not an English progessor. That was my dad. I love money much more than he. No, it says Doctor Philosophiae with no other field, if you know what that means. It also says Universitas Dukensis. I've never in my life worried about S49.95 or even free software. I own a little MSFT only to settle my digestion, but like mostly Intel, Cisco and Dell. The Mercedes reference doesn't make sense to you because you are not an antitrust lawyer or economist. It was a test. All my posts are tests -- intelligence tests, and you flunked it. Pity. I started using Unix in the 1970's and was responsible for funding and managing the first Unix on the ARPANET. We sold hundreds to DOD -- $25,000 a throw. AT&T loved me. I was writing C when you were puking in your nurse's arms. It is fun, isn't it? Now if you're ready to roll over for another tup, I'm already ready to ramble. Hope you're ewe.