Date:         Tue, 11 Apr 2000 22:37:38 -0700
Reply-To:     Mike Miller <mwm@LANSET.COM>
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From:         Mike Miller <mwm@LANSET.COM>
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Actually I don't think Bulley started this, I believe I egged him on with a
reply attempting to mimic Eric.  I just didn't post it to the list, Bulley
gets all the credit for that.  [Wish I'd thought of it]

It was done in the spirit of pure admiration.  Eric's posts were usually
technically good, as far as I could tell [not very far] and they many times
had me laughing hysterically.  He was mean spirited, cruel, illiterate, it's
true but he did have some bad qualities, too.  All in all a pretty darn good
curmudgeon.  I thought I'd seen him from time to time.  I hope so, he seemed
to know a bunch of stuff worth knowing, and the list will be a poorer place
without him.

I mean Bulley did a great job and got the spirit, but, let's face it,
there's only one original.  Really thought you were getting there with the
cheerleader comment.  Maybe with a little work...

Peace, love and granola

Mike


----- Original Message -----
From: "Rico Sapolich" <JKrevnov@AOL.COM>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
> Bully for you!  What wit...what bullshit!
>
> EMZ has been absent from this list for a couple of months, yet, you cannot
> remove him from your thoughts.  You sound like the captain of a pubescent
> cheerleading squad gossiping about some girl wearing an unfashionable
color
> of panty liner.
>
> If you want to hawk some windows on the list, fell free to do it.  It does
> not bother me.  After all, it took you longer to compose the offering than
> for me to read/delete it and, who knows, I might want them.  But, please
do
> not attempt to mitigate your lapse of restraint by mocking Eric.  I still
> feel that he enhanced the list more than he diminished it.  Throughout my
> life I have found wisdom dwelling within the most unlikely individuals; as
> long as I was able to muster the patience to learn from them.
>
> Try to remember the words of Robert Palmer (the immaculately dressed rock
> n'roller):
> It takes every kinda people to make the world go round / Every kinda of
> people to make what Life's about.
>
> Rich