Re: PLEDGES

[attila@primenet.com]

In <Pine.SUN.3.91.961015085426.2814D-100000@crl.crl.com>, on 10/15/96 
   at 08:56 AM, Sandy Sandfort <sandfort@crl.com> said:

.Paul,

.You wrote:

.> What the hell, I'll spring for $200.  It would be the needed 
.> excuse to leave San Diego anyway.

.Wah whoo!  This, plus some other new pledges puts us over the $1000
.mark.  Now all we need is some show of intestinal fortitude from
.Dimitri.
.
        well, if we can get Dimitri to be the victim, I would enjoy 
    nothing more than exercising some well honed skills of cynicism,
    sarcasm, and the classic art of insult on *his* chosen subject(s).

        take no prisoners!

        the fact English may not be his native language (the Russians
    require fluency in American English to matriculate past age 14) 
    --I have no conscience, in other words,...

        of course, that assumes you will tolerate a roast where the
    stated goal is his resignation from the list; maybe we can send him
    off to Perry who apparently has become too personally disgruntled to
    stay with us.  ??--after all, code is on coderpunks.

        several literate assaults managed to clear Dr. Fred from the 
    list.  Dimitri just does not know when to quit.

            ...attila out!

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    since it destroys the incentive
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