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On Sunday 17 February 2008, Dale wrote: |
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> Danyelle Gragsone wrote: |
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> > unsubscribe |
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> Here we go again. Everybody ready? |
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> NO !!!!!!! You can check out but you can never never leave. We |
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> hold every one hostage here. ha ha ha ha ha ha |
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> OK. Seriously. gentoo-user+unsubscribe@g.o Then confirm it. |
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> We MAY let you leave. |
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Dale, please don't lie to the users. |
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This IS Hotel California. |
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They can never leave. |
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/me searches through music collection for this brilliant track. |
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Side note: I've just come back to gentoo yet again from giving Ubuntu an |
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honest try for three months. I got annoyed at work one day with all the |
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work I would have to do to get suspend/hibernate working on the new |
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notebook, then I forgot to add USE=ldap for something, so tried the |
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switch like everyone else had already done. |
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Didn't work for me. Everywhere else the Ubuntu setup wasn't quite right |
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for me, and there's no equivalent to making a local overlay to build |
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e17 weekly, and do it EASILY. Now this hard-core Gentooite is back. |
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Yes, I checked out. |
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No, I could not leave. |
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Alan McKinnon |
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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