12 Nov
2001
12 Nov
'01
5:53 a.m.
On November 12, Iggy Drougge wrote:
I think it would be an even more wonderful world if people could be
comfortable enough with their sexual orientation (whatever it may be)
to not have to drag it into EVERY UNRELATED CONVERSATION!
(not that this happens here very often, but I just escaped from an
area in which this sort of behavior was very much the norm)
-Dave
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Dave McGuire
St. Petersburg, FL
> Well, I
won't totally eliminate the possibility, but I think I'm going to
> have somewhat different criteria from now on. So... does anyone here know
> any single, female, pretty, smart computer geeks/nerds, someone that would
> think of "writing a compiler" as spending time together?
Funny, my checklist reads remarkably similar.
It would be a wonderful world if more computer geeks were homosexual. 
12 Nov
12 Nov
8:44 a.m.
On Mon, 12 Nov 2001, Dave McGuire wrote:
On November 12, Iggy Drougge wrote:
I think it would be an even more wonderful world if people could be
comfortable enough with their sexual orientation (whatever it may be)
to not have to drag it into EVERY UNRELATED CONVERSATION!
More germane than my comment.
- don
> Well,
I won't totally eliminate the possibility, but I think I'm going to
> have somewhat different criteria from now on. So... does anyone here know
> any single, female, pretty, smart computer geeks/nerds, someone that would
> think of "writing a compiler" as spending time together?
Funny, my checklist reads remarkably similar.
It would be a wonderful world if more computer geeks were homosexual. (not that this happens here very often, but I just
escaped from an
area in which this sort of behavior was very much the norm)
-Dave
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Dave McGuire
St. Petersburg, FL
2:27 p.m.
Dave McGuire skrev:
On November 12, Iggy Drougge wrote:
> >> Well, I won't totally eliminate the possibility, but I think I'm
going
> >> to have somewhat different criteria from now on. So... does anyone here
> >> know any single, female, pretty, smart computer geeks/nerds, someone
> >> that would think of "writing a compiler" as spending time
together?
>
> >Funny, my checklist reads remarkably similar.
>
> It would be a wonderful world if more computer geeks were homosexual.
I think it would be an even more wonderful world if
people could be
comfortable enough with their sexual orientation (whatever it may be)
to not have to drag it into EVERY UNRELATED CONVERSATION!
Just for the record, I'm heterosexual. I just think it's a waste of resources
to have all those men without partners in one place, and remarkably few women.
Heterosexuality just isn't a good strategy in such a position.
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