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10 AM PDT Saturday

[iamlost]

Gizmo Quiz
10:00 AM (PDT) Saturday, 18 June 2005

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[Macguru]

You feel ok with presentation?

[Macguru]

Are you sure?

[iamlost]

Our work is the presentation of our capabilities.
Edward Gibbon

[Macguru]

Sure you did good? I mean, are you really really sure you can just leave it as it is, and just go to sleep?

Really?

[iamlost]

A wise man is superior to any insults which can be put upon him, and the best reply to unseemly behavior is patience and moderation.
Moliere

[Macguru]

Just snooped you.

May I suggest a smarties background? I like blue. Thanks.

P.S.
Molière spoke French. :)

[iamlost]

Just snooped you

Sounds rather boring. I didn't know there was much to see. Did I leave the trash lying about again?

May I suggest a smarties background?

Are you their Canadian agent? I am willing to talk ...

I like blue.

With little white fleur de lys?

Molière spoke French. :)

And do his words change meaning or his stature diminish when translated?
Ah ... the purity that is French:

"Un homme sage est au-dessus de toutes les injures qu'on lui peut dire, et la grande réponse qu'on doit faire aux outrages, c'est la modération et la patience."
Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, Acte 2, Scène 3
Jean-Baptiste Poquelin (Molière)

[Macguru]

>>Sounds rather boring. I didn't know there was much to see. Did I leave the trash lying about again?

Ok I will accept this garbage as rough draft.

>>Are you their Canadian agent? I am willing to talk ...

No, but you can talk all you like.

>>With little white fleur de lys?

Four of them please.

>>And do his words change meaning or his stature diminish when translated?

You bet!

>>Ah ... the purity that is French:

purity? Héhéhé!

>>"Un homme sage est au-dessus de toutes les injures qu'on lui peut dire, et la grande réponse qu'on doit faire aux outrages, c'est la modération et la patience."
Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, Acte 2, Scène 3
Jean-Baptiste Poquelin (Molière)

Yeah sounds better. But he was one of the writers working against his context. That was one of the lines he wrote for some hypocrit caracter. Soon in the play his varnish coat cracked... ;)

[iamlost]

The French complain of everything, and always.
Napoleon Bonaparte

[Macguru]

That is true. They took this habbit after trying British Cuisine.

Looking forward for the quiz. ;)