We sure have some weird "ducks" on this list. I guess a "duck"
is a "bird"; but is a "gnome" some kind of "duck" too. Seems when
Robert Bob is swinging his "mallet" that the "gnome" invariably
"ducks".

So, when is a gnome and/or a bird a duck by any other gname?
The one way you can always tell, is that neither one of them
knows where the shift/key is located, or cares to use it to let
the rest of us know what the devil they're talking about.

I believe in rules, just so I can decide which ones to break, and
WHEN. Never bother to break the small ones; it's not worth the
effort.

Joe

gnome wrote:

> Le samedi 27 avril 2002, à 07:14 , Bowerbird@... a écrit :
>
> > gnome said:
> >>   any app still changing its own resources
> >>   after the warnings that apple
> >>   -- and users on this list --
> >>   have been giving for years deserves...
> >>   [having a sheep named after one?].
> >
> > my apps do that, so there...
> >
> > and not only do i think it's alright, but
> > i think it's the _best_ thing for them to do...
> >
> > save the lectures, i'm not listening...
>
> if anyone doesn't know, bowerbird has had sheep named
> after him. i wish that sheep a happier life that one
> of bb's users trying to use his apps from a locked
> media or volume, in a multi-user situation, or...
> heaven forbid under mac os x. but as bb is still with
> fbII at last news, the last part shouldn't occur before
> the year 2024.
>
> :-j
>
> bb who of course doesn't agree with 'rules', buys a cd
> in a store and takes it home. there he decides that he would
> like to remix the disk and then re-record this back to the
> cd. which of course he can do as he makes his own rules.
> unfortunately the cd doesn't agree.
>
> bb who of course doesn't agree with 'rules', decides
> that he wants to fly. which of course he can do as he makes
> his own rules. unfortunately gravity is being very cooperative
> so far... a grounded bird?
>
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