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  1. h squared said:

    hey, congratulations! i wanted to name one of my dogs "angus" but it
    didn't happen 🙂 good to see someone else is getting good use out of the
    name.

    Spot would be better. Out, damned Spot has a much better (and more
    literary) ring to than out damned Angus.

  2. Stu Fleming said:

    Angus James Fleming born 0940 10/06/2006 at Queen Mary Hospital, Dunedin,
    new Zealand. 10lbs 15.5oz (4.985kg). Mother and baby both well.

    Your first? Life will never be the same again. In a good way.
    Congratulations.

  3. "Donald Munro" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    h squared said:

    hey, congratulations! i wanted to name one of my dogs "angus" but it
    didn't happen 🙂 good to see someone else is getting good use out of the
    name.

    Spot would be better. Out, damned Spot has a much better (and more
    literary) ring to than out damned Angus.

    Besides, Angus is one letter off of a connectable interface or oriface.

    JF

  4. Stu Fleming said:

    Angus James Fleming born 0940 10/06/2006 at Queen Mary Hospital,
    Dunedin, new Zealand. 10lbs 15.5oz (4.985kg). Mother and baby both well.

    Congrats to the Flemings!

    Jeff

  5. Donald Munro said:
    Quoted message said:

    Spot would be better. Out, damned Spot has a much better (and more
    literary) ring to than out damned Angus.

    Jim Flom said:

    Besides, Angus is one letter off of a connectable interface or oriface.

    I'm surprised Stu didn't notice this after all he is the originator of the
    rbr typo proximity rule.

  6. On 06/11/2006 03:26 PM, in article
    [email hidden], "Donald Munro"

    Quoted message said:
    Donald Munro said:
    Quoted message said:

    Spot would be better. Out, damned Spot has a much better (and more
    literary) ring to than out damned Angus.

    Jim Flom said:

    Besides, Angus is one letter off of a connectable interface or oriface.

    I'm surprised Stu didn't notice this after all he is the originator of the
    rbr typo proximity rule.

    And here I thought it was my frustration over Papai's "genus!" ...

  7. "Stu Fleming" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Angus James Fleming born 0940 10/06/2006 at Queen Mary Hospital, Dunedin,
    new Zealand. 10lbs 15.5oz (4.985kg). Mother and baby both well.

    Congratulations Stu. May he ride the Tour in '30.

  8. "Kurgan Gringioni" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Channeling Dale Carnegie aren't you?

    Extreme Irony Alert!!!!!!

  9. "Donald Munro" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    h squared said:

    hey, congratulations! i wanted to name one of my dogs "angus" but it
    didn't happen 🙂 good to see someone else is getting good use out of the
    name.

    Spot would be better. Out, damned Spot has a much better (and more
    literary) ring to than out damned Angus.

    At 5 kig, Stu's wife's name is likely to be "Spot". And his name will no
    doubt be MUD for some time to come. There's unlikely to be an Fleming
    sleeping for quite some time to come.

  10. Stu Fleming said:

    Angus James Fleming born 0940 10/06/2006 at Queen Mary Hospital,
    Dunedin, new Zealand. 10lbs 15.5oz (4.985kg). Mother and baby both well.

    Congratulations! Now that VDB is washed up, the Flemings
    need a new young cycling hero.

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