Re: 3.0 CDs with audio track ?

["s.cookie" <shrimpcookie@mediaone.net>]

Before I begin, I must apologize to the list for my "infantile and 
idiotic dribbling" that will begin after this sentence.

On 1 Nov 2001, at 15:47, Ross Dmochowski wrote:

> > --- "s.cookie" <shrimpcookie@mediaone.net> wrote:

> > some infantile & idiotic dribbling 

Haha...

Ignorance does prevail in academia.

> hence my comment.
> Everyone wants to be a rockstar. 
> But I don't think it will be the core team's rendition of a
> Rachmaninoff's
> Piano Concerto #3 either...

You fit into the Acadmic Myth all too well. Your an intellectual that 
needs to remind us of your illusions of grandeur, right?

How about this: <In the snobbish Anglo voice> Oh, I find it doubtful 
we'll find Bach's Suites for Solo Cello performed by Pierrre Fournier 
on the CD, or any of Brahms symphonies brought to life by the 
Berliner Philharmoniker conducted by Eugen Jochum, strictly found 
on Deutsche Grammophon. 

Give me a F'n break. What's the benefit of your revelation to 
OpenBSD? None. STFU and go RTFM. :P

> *sigh* well, I just won't know until the University approves the
> purchase order,
> and it gets delivered...  ;-)

Why don't you get a copy of it yourself tight ass? I guess you cant 
cease but to rely on others for your well being and mental faculties. 
I would be hard pressed to believe you have any original ideas 
outside what your academic environment has washed you with.
 
> Ross S. Dmochowski
> Programmer/Analyst III
> UC Berkeley Department of Mechanical Engineering
> 2113 Etcheverry Hall
> Berkeley, CA 94720-0001
> Phone (510) 643-0873
> Fax (510) 643-3076

Geez, Ross, your signature is longer than your original post to this 
thread and closely rivals this message in length. Why do I need to 
know what you do, where you do it at, the address and zip code, 
and the means to contact you by phone and fax?

Seriously, quit the intellectual masterbation and self love. You may 
find it beneficial. 

You ever notice how the true genius on this list keeps you from knowing 
that fact? Apply that to your situation. You'll realize you are quite the 
opposite of the intellect.