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Subject: Terry Lamber's "Mr. Bullet Mr. Foot" quote...
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I find it hilarious, but can't find much corroborative evidence.
Thomas Sparrevohn uses something very much like this in his .sig:

  "It is not Unix's job to keep you from shooting yourself in the
  foot.  If you should choose to do so, it is Unix's job to deliver
  Mr. Bullet to Mr. Foot in the most efficient way it knows." 
	--- Terry Lambert

A reasonable amount of googling didn't produce a source file for
said quote, though, only archived e-mails of Thomas's.

Anyone know anything about it?  Context?  When, where, got a URI?

Kevin Kinsey

P.S.  Hope I spelled "Sparrevohn" correctly.  Seamonkey thinks
it should be spelled "Irrevocable".... :-D
-- 
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