Bill Gate will have a dinner in his dinning room with a baby-eater from China.

[Paul Sutton]

Ok fair comment,

Paul

Jamon Camisso wrote:

> Paul Sutton wrote:
>
>> How does this thread reflect on the Toronto Lug,?
>> Paul
>
>
> A LUG should be comprised of people, not of machine operators who can 
> only speak and communicate in code. Part of any LUG (IMHO of 
> course...) should be the social aspect. To confine discussion to 
> technical material only is to stifle much of what it is that makes us 
> people, that allows for creativity, that generates new ideas and 
> generally makes the world turn. I'm sure many a brilliant idea in 
> computing has come about through tangential thinking and rambling 
> discussions.
>
> I have a threaded view of the whole discussion here, so to any who 
> might claim that themselves or others are being subjected to OT 
> discussion that is of little to no interest would be off the mark -- 
> I've checked on this thread a few times, but by no means am I forced 
> to read all the messages it contains, nor should anyone else be. 
> Accordingly, a little room to ramble might be in order sometimes? I 
> wouldn't say such is the case this time however...
>
> Jamon
>
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