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shells and bells



On Thu, 4 May 2000, Bill Horne wrote:

> I agree that when talking about Microsoft, "server" has a 
> different meaning:  the process that takes place in a breeding 
> shed is, after all, called "service" - but you don't make it 
> clear if you enjoyed the insert^h^h^h^h^h^h 
> rollbac^h^h^h^h^h^h^h chain^h^h^h^h^h
> operation or were just leary of commitment ....
>

;) I'm not saying one size fits all... in fact, exactly the opposite.
Choose your tools based on your needs.

Interesting also to note that most transactional setups have an
"auto-commit" feature. hmmm. 
 
> >
> > I suppose this may be the case, but there are probably a wide
> > selection of sexual positions which one could reasonably infer 
> would not be
> > much fun without actually trying them out, such as hanging by 
> a rope and
> > dangling several hundred feet above asphalt pavement with a TV 
> news crew
> > below.
> 
> Oh, crap:  I though I had all the copies.  Where'd you get it 
> from?  Tommy Lee?
> 

Like I said, some are better left undiscussed. ;) BTW Bill, an impressive
performance!!

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