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New quotes for Mon Jun 1
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Initializer.SysDaemon)
Mon Jun 1 01:30:35 1992
Date: Mon, 1 Jun 92 01:30:15 -0400
From: root@charon.MIT.EDU (Initializer.SysDaemon)
To: ca-mtg@bloom-beacon.mit.edu
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barranco (Christian Barranco):
A boire du bon vin et que les femmes dancent nues sur les tables !!!
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benjy (Benjamin B Thomas):
Benjy Thomas '95
Course VI-1b (Bio-Electrical Engineering)
I'll be at home in Alabama for the summer, but I'll be
checking my e-mail at least once a day. Have a fun summer.
Baker House:
9/1992 through 5/1993
Room 116 (w7-116)
Phone x5-7116
Email: benjy@athena.mit.edu (benjy%athena.mit.edu@mitvma.bitnet)
Snail Mail:
362 Memorial Drive 1975 Cahaba Valley Road
Cambridge, MA 02139 Indian Springs, AL 35124
(617)225-7116 (205)988-5925
(Sorry CA, nothing funny here.)
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bert (Green Gnome):
{From system: This user's .plan file is not world readable}
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bjaspan (Barr3y Jaspan):
DEAR MISS MANNERS -- I believe that it is proper to use the word
``please'' when one is asking someone to do something -- for example,
``Please pass the potatoes.'' My mother-in-law seems to think that it is
perfectly acceptable to do without the ``please'' -- just ``Would you
pass the potatoes?''
GENTLE READER -- Does anyone ever answer your mother-in-law by saying,
``No, as a matter of fact, I wouldn't''?
Or -- considering that the person of whom such a bald demand is made
happens to be armed with a plateful of potatoes -- worse?
Miss Manners certainly hopes not, because it would be rude. But she
acknowledges the temptation. She even found her own spotless mind
drifting off toward the possible gestures that could accompany the
simple words ``Sure -- here.''
Those who lobby to drum out our pitifully few remaining forms of
politeness should consider well what they are doing. In a world where no
one acknowledged the polite necessity of being obliging to anyone else,
no favors would be asked, but probably none would be offered, either.
Does your mother-in-law really want to be at the mercy of the lucky
person nearest the food, who has no incentive for yielding to her
demand?
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cyrus (Cyrus Shaoul):
I am covered with pure vegetable oil and I am writing a best seller!
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ithron (Arthur Lue):
{From system: This user's .plan file is not world readable}
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jefft (Jeff Tang):
"You see? This is why we don't let teenagers in our hotel anymore. This
kind of stuff."
--- Crow on endless chain of explosions
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panda (Chris Reed):
Strat-O-Matic MLB 1991 (72 games)
Div GIH Team W L PCT GB LAST 3 SERIES
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NlW - Atlanta 49 23 .681 --- 5-1 vLA, 2-1 vDet
NLW - Los Angeles 41 31 .569 8.0 4-2 Tor, 2-1 Det, 2-4 Bos
AlW - Texas 37 35 .514 12.0 0-3 Tor, 0-3 LA, 2-1 Det
NlW - Houston 33 39 .458 16.0 1-2 @Tor, 0-3 @Tor, 2-1 vTor
AlE 6 Toronto 29 37 .439 17.0 2-1 vHou, 1-2 @Hou, 1-2 Det
AlE 3 Boston 29 40 .420 18.5 1-2 @Det, 4-2 Det, 2-1 LA
AlE 3 Detroit 28 41 .406 19.5 1-2 vTor, 2-1 Bos, 2-4 @Bos
LAST 3 UPDATES:
MCZ 5/28 01:33 Tor 2-1 Det, Tor 2-1 Hou
CDR 5/26 23:49 Det 2-1 Bos
CDR 5/20 03:00 Bos 1-1 Det (end of series)
NOTES.....
Zode's magic numbers with the ALLeast teams:
(opp's losses to clinch him 4th place outright)
Toronto: 3 Left: 6
Games remaining:
Tor-Det (3), Bos-Tor (3) Scheduled for 6/1 8pm in Acton
AWAY (15-18) (12-21) (17-19) (8-10) (22-12) (15-6) (16-11)
HOME Det Hou Bos Tor LA Atl Tex
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(12-21)Det xxxxxxxx|6-4 5-4|9-2 4-5|3-5 |9-4 4-1|3-4 5-2|10-2 5-4
xxxxxxxx|4-6 6-5|4-5 11-2|2-11 |11-5 3-5|5-4 10-8|11-6 7-8
xxxxxxxx|2-3 12-5|8-4 7-5|4-1 |3-2 10-7|6-0 7-8|7-9 11-4
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(20-16)Hou 2-3 3-6|xxxxxxxx|3-4 5-9|0-3 2-1|3-4 14-1|3-8 7-2|2-3 8-3
3-4 2-1|xxxxxxxx|3-4 2-3|4-7 2-3|3-1 3-0|1-2 1-2|3-4 1-4
6-1 8-2|xxxxxxxx|4-5 5-4|3-0 1-2|4-2 3-11|6-3 7-6|6-3 6-5
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(13-20)Bos 2-3 4-7|2-3 0-15|xxxxxxxx|0-3 |0-2 1-5|16-4 8-6|11-6 5-3
3-6 6-2|6-8 9-2|xxxxxxxx|3-5 |15-1 6-5|14-5 6-3|9-1 16-2
6-3 6-7|9-2 1-8|xxxxxxxx|8-3 |3-2 2-3|7-4 5-3|3-0 7-2
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(9-12) Tor 3-1 |1-8 4-7|2-3 3-2|xxxxxxxx|8-3 3-2| |2-6
4-5 |4-7 1-6|7-2 0-3|xxxxxxxx|5-3 4-1| |7-3
4-3 |2-5 4-3|2-9 8-5|xxxxxxxx|4-3 2-1| |4-5
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(18-18)LA 4-3 3-4|0-2 5-7|9-0 7-6|0-3 2-4|xxxxxxxx|8-6 4-3|3-5 3-2
1-0 2-14|1-3 1-4|6-3 12-2|1-0 4-3|xxxxxxxx|13-8 7-1|3-8 0-4
1-3 9-14|9-8 3-7|1-2 3-4|2-3 5-4|xxxxxxxx|5-4 15-3|4-5 5-2
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(14-7) Atl 6-4 8-9|4-2 6-2|4-8 7-8| |0-11 1-8|xxxxxxxx|
6-5 2-11|0-3 1-9|5-3 1-6| |4-8 8-7|xxxxxxxx|
4-8 8-4|4-7 1-2|9-11 3-2| |1-3 1-15|xxxxxxxx|
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(12-9) Tex 6-4 16-6|1-6 8-3|4-3 8-9| |7-6 4-2| |xxxxxxxx
9-10 1-4|2-3 9-2|7-8 5-4| |4-5 7-6| |xxxxxxxx
6-7 10-5|9-3 4-7|5-7 7-6| |4-5 6-2| |xxxxxxxx
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Det Hou Bos Tor LA Atl Tex
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