Post by thread:[OT] Sea of Holes was Re: [PIC] Is there a source

It is obvious why sea of holes is favored in the USA Americans pride themselves on individualism and see stripboards as some kind of socialism or communism. The fact that most Americans don't realize they live in an [1] anti-communistic state makes life in the USA a great big inside joke. [1] the opposite of communism. From each, according to how much can be bled out short of death; To each, according to the reach of their grasp and level of villainy. Augustus Gustavius Salvatore Calabrese 720.222.1309 AGSC http://www.omegadogs.com Denver, CO and now the small print: Disclaimer: The above statements are not intended as an endorsement of any kind and any inference of having any verifiable knowledge about anything referenced above is purely coincidental. ( it is hoped ! ) If any statement above might get the author into trouble, it was not supported by the author but passed along from some mal- content as an educational experience. Alignment is with authority figures at all time; especially those with large police forces. PLEASE DON'T HURT ME ! I AM ON THE GROUND AND SUBMISSIVE. If you are not part of the solution, you are precipitate. ALL ORIGINAL COMMENTS / IDEAS / TEXT IN THIS MISSIVE ARE PUBLIC DOMAIN. USE THEM AS YOU WILL.

What?? Who cares! Get a Grip! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gus Salavatore Calabrese" <spam_OUTgscTakeThisOuTomegadogs.com> To: <.....piclistKILLspam@spam@mit.edu> Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2005 3:53 PM Subject: [OT] Sea of Holes was Re: [PIC] Is there a source for Veroboards?? {Quote hidden}> It is obvious why sea of holes is favored in the USA > > Americans pride themselves on individualism and see > stripboards as some kind of socialism or communism. > > The fact that most Americans don't realize they live in an > [1] anti-communistic state makes life in the USA a great big > inside joke. > > > > [1] the opposite of communism. From each, according to > how much can be bled out short of death; To each, according > to the reach of their grasp and level of villainy. > > > > > Augustus Gustavius Salvatore Calabrese 720.222.1309 AGSC > http://www.omegadogs.com Denver, CO > > and now the small print: > > Disclaimer: The above statements are not intended as an endorsement > of any kind and any inference of having any verifiable knowledge > about anything referenced above is purely coincidental. ( it is > hoped ! ) If any statement above might get the author into trouble, > it was not supported by the author but passed along from some mal- > content as an educational experience. Alignment is with authority > figures at all time; especially those with large police forces. > PLEASE DON'T HURT ME ! I AM ON THE GROUND AND SUBMISSIVE. > > If you are not part of the solution, you are precipitate. > > ALL ORIGINAL COMMENTS / IDEAS / TEXT IN THIS MISSIVE ARE PUBLIC > DOMAIN. USE THEM AS YOU WILL. > > > > --

Gus Salavatore Calabrese wrote: > It is obvious why sea of holes is favored in the USA > > Americans pride themselves on individualism and see > stripboards as some kind of socialism or communism. > > The fact that most Americans don't realize they live in an > [1] anti-communistic state makes life in the USA a great big > inside joke. > > [1] the opposite of communism. From each, according to > how much can be bled out short of death; To each, according > to the reach of their grasp and level of villainy. It seems there's always someone to take things too far. Isn't it time to kill this thread? ***************************************************************** Embed Inc, embedded system specialists in Littleton Massachusetts (978) 742-9014, http://www.embedinc.com

Perhaps original meaning of head hunting.. :))) Olin Lathrop wrote: > > The fact that most Americans don't realize they live in an > > [1] anti-communistic state makes life in the USA a great big > > inside joke. > > > > [1] the opposite of communism. From each, according to > > how much can be bled out short of death; To each, according > > to the reach of their grasp and level of villainy. > > It seems there's always someone to take things too far. Isn't it time to > kill this thread?