Re: [RML] ANGFA WA

Roy Hunter (roy at angfa.org)
Sun, 6 Apr 1997 10:21:11 -0600

Yes Frex I do stand to be corrected (save this message, I dont admit that
very often) But it sure got your feathers in an uproar! He He

Dont think I dont appreciate it! :-)

Roy Hunter
Co-Chairman
ANGFA of North America
visit the ANGFA website at:
http://www.angfa.org
reach me at:
roy at angfa.org

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> From: Frex <frex at macrae.com.au>
> To: rainbowfish at pcug.org.au
> Subject: Re: [RML] ANGFA WA
> Date: Sunday, April 06, 1997 1:42 AM
>
> At 01:51 PM 4/5/97 -0700, Rooster wrote:
>
> > I am still waiting on Alan(ACT), he only sent in half the page last
time..
> >:-) He has such good info in the ACT page we want to make sure we get it
> >all in there (sinker sinker)
>
> He? I'll get you for that, asshole! *He* spent an entire evening and
sent
> you four or five f***ing pages and about 20 files to go with them! I
know
> this for a fact because I helped collate, zip, and transfer them to
you...
> we modified the photo page (pics.htm) so that we wouldn't have to spend
at
> least another 3 hours putting the thirty odd small pages, and 60
maps/fish
> pix, into the zipfile we created... all the refs point to Al's directory
on
> PCUG, and worked fine from here, they will work from the angfa.org
server.
>
> Half the page? I'll give you half the bloody page! ;-P
>
> Regards, Andrew
>
>
> _________________________________________________________________
> Frex the Castor Dragon aka Andrew Boyd - frex at macrae.com.au
> "Then the time comes when it is clear nothing new or important will
> be done: and one draws out the ledger and begins to itemise what
> there is, of value, that can be offered to posterity. And here is
> a good deed, and there an act of courage: during this year one worthy
> story was told, during that decade involvement in an important social
> movement. If there are babies, that is logged in. If there are books,
> they are noted. Loving friends. Wives and husbands. Kindness to
> small animals. A hill bearing your name. But the laurels you've counted

> on, they've turned to dust."
> Harlan Ellison, Introduction to "Prayers to Broken Stones"