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[Leon Brooks]

Bret Busby wrote:
> Leon Brooks wrote:

WITH EXTREME PREJUDICE

>> Uh, "This entire email may be a work of fiction, but I do not guarantee
>> that."

> Case proven.

Mine or yours?

I think my line was quite a succint and accurate summary of half a page
of pompous [claps hand across mouth] mmmf - er, disclaimer. BTW, said
disclaimer is essentially useless. Save the bandwidth.

> And, my name is Bret, not Brett, thank you.

Bret* should take care of it, even without extended regexps. Is there a
difference in pronounciation? I've always found that second "t"
difficult.

_My_ name is Leon, not And. You're welcome to spell it Leonn; my name is
often spelt Leo, Niel or Ian and none of this has brought on apoplexy
yet. You're even welcome to spell it Pklfsjskdjgvk, but you might be
risking a few blank looks with that. As to vocalisation, I usually use
"me" as in whee or "I" as in ball.

Oh, sorry, were you being serious?

-- 
"My name is Leon Brooks and I pronounce Linux good."