Re: The adventures of Flatfish, Part 1
On Sun, 07 Oct 2001 12:54:42 -0400, Donn Miller <dmm...@cvzoom.net> wrote: >drsquare wrote: > >> Next week: >> >> Our hero Flatfish attempts to install Redhat 1.0 entirely >> from source, but Erik Funkenbusch has other ideas... > >Pretty funny. But in next week's episode, could you please work >something in about Kulkis' denial about running Netscape on Windoze 98? > Better yet, work in something about drsquare also being a wintroll and dancing in joy upon hearing about the WTC and Pentagon bombings.
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