Sorry everybody, I was feeling a little light-hearted
and if anyone else is confused over what happened to this thread,
they can blame me for being nearly-completely responsible.

I live in Downtown Vancouver, BC.
I am curious about whether there are any NetBSDers or OpenBSDers
nearby who want to have a coffee and perhaps barter with me for
nice RAM, SCSI drives, or ethernet cards.

I apologize. My flip sense of humour is poorly developed and
occasionally vectors past normal consensual boundary conditions.


CU maybe,

Ken Hughes [real name]
Looking for a job doing grammatical analysis at home.
Thank you. Thank you very much.

On Sat, 10 Nov 2001, Daniel Parks wrote:
> On Saturday, November 10, 2001, at 03:15  PM, Ken Hughes wrote:
> > I love Macintoshes. And I have some extra ones here in Vancouver.
> > I'll be installing NetBSD, OpenBSD and Debian Linux variously
> > over the next week or so and then there will be some left over,
> > which I will sell fairly cheaply.
> <snip>
> > So, where are you located?  Are you close to Stanley Park in Vancouver?
> 
> OK, I'm really confused.
> 
> Who wrote what, and was there a beginning to this thread? I seem to 
> hav missed it.
> 
> Who(m?)ever has all the 68k boxes: are you in Vancouver, WA, USA, or 
> Vancouver, BC, Canada? Or somewhere else?
> 
> Oh, and to those who want to pick up cheap/free old macs, try your 
> local schools. In the basement of the high school I went to (Lincoln 
> HS in Portland, OR, USA) there were stacks of old Classics and SEs 
> and SE/30s. I got a free IIci from there, though I haven't gotten 
> around to trying it.
> 
> Very confused,
> Daniel
> 
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