On Tuesday 04 January 2005 11:56, Dave Ewart wrote: > So he knows what 300 million USA residents think? And yet nothing of > the remainder of the world's population? Doubtful.
Of course. Didn't you know that we all think alike? Duh! > His original comment read "In a country of 300M people, there *will* be > some people who say, 'It sounds too black.'" It would be more > reasonable to have simply removed "in a country of 300M people". This > generalises his remark in a perfectly sensible way without putting on > the irritating US-centric hat. Irritating to you, because you obviously have a serious chip on your shoulder. You're still clueless about not being able to generalize about other places if you don't know about them, aren't you? That's sad. I dislike the name Ubuntu, because it's hard to say, and people always say "What?" Other than that, it's just as silly-sounding as gentoo or Debian. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]