Whoa, calm down there big guy, yer scaring me!
Jeff Palmer
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P.S. this was just a comment to lighten the mood.
Please don't even reply to it (praises/flames not needed.)
On Fri, 22 Jun 2001, Russell Nelson wrote:
> Robin S. Socha writes:
> > I'd buy your support any day, Russel. And I mean it.
>
> Once, just once I'd like to see people mis-spel my name as "Rusell".
> Just once. Why does anybody think that a trailing 'L' is optiona?
> You don't ever see your name spelled "Robi Socha", do you? Huh?
> Betcha don't, do ya? And it's not like my name wasn't properly quoted
> inside the message you responded two. And I don't want to hear any
> guff about English not being your native language not being English.
> This is not spelling, this is typing. There it was in all its glory,
> "Russell", with both of it's deserved, earned, highly-decorated, and
> self-important L's. If you're not up to the task of spelling Russell
> today; if that's too many letters to type, you should feel free to
> spell it "Russ".
>
> > OP's overly cautious use of the recommended reading aka FAQ?
>
> And it's getting to the point where you don't even need
> English-language skills. We've got qmail documentation in Russian,
> Korean, Japanese, Spanish, Turkish, Italian, German, and now French.
> And except for the fact that all Indian computer techs can speak fluent
> English, you'd see Hindi documentation as well. Hrm. Rediff.com's
> Hindi page crashes Netscape. That's okay, Netscape crashes just by
> looking at it. Um, say, did you know that the Hindi word for
> "colocation" is "colocation"?
>
> Note to Chinese qmail users: you've got a billion people living in
> your country. Surely one of them can write some Chinese-language
> qmail documentation. Get on it.
>
> --
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