fried fish, available, for free

[Wander Nauta]

Eh, no, Bowerbird, your screenshot page doesn't render. You forgot to
close your title tag.

Cheers,
Wander

On Tue, Jun 7, 2011 at 06:09,  <Bowerbird at aol.com> wrote:

> mandaris said:

>>  I'm had no intention of causing disrespect

>>  or to diminish the value of your work.

>

> thanks mandaris.  i didn't take it that way.

> i have pretty thick skin.  even lou quillio's

> snide comment about "auto-complete cruft"

> made me laugh.  birds take ourselves lightly.

>

>

>>   I was just stating that it's unsafe to

>>   click a link and then download a file

>>   from some person out of the blue.

>

> i appreciate your take.  i've been on this list

> years now, but that might not be the point...

>

> if you -- or edwin -- don't want to download,

> i'm fine with that.

>

>

>>   The email started off with the title

>>   "fried fish, available, for free"

>

> that was a little joke based on a prior thread,

> where i said i didn't really need to get involved,

> because i had "my own fish to fry" -- meaning

> this very program which i was working to finish.

>

> but if you missed that post, then you wouldn't

> have known the inside joke.  sorry about that...

>

>

>>   and  has a link to jaquarps.com.

>

> a jaguar is a wild feline, not a fish.

>

>

>>   Seemed a little... fishy.

>

> i took your line about "fishing" as a comment

> on that, since that's usually spelled "phishing".

>

> but again, i have a sense of humor about myself.

>

>

>>   Anyway, I hope that you continue with

>>   your project and sharing with the world.

>

> you betcha, mandaris.        :+)

>

> ***

>

> edwin said:

>>   LInk doesn't render!

>

> sure it does.  it's just that the page has

> 5 screenshots on it, so it's slow to load,

> since dreamhost ain't known for speed.

>

>

>>   I'm scared of downloads from unknown sources.

>

> guess you'll just have to live without it then...     ;+)

>

> seriously, at some point down the line,

> i'll put a copy up for sale in the mac store,

> for people willing to pay for ensured safety.

>

> ***

>

> lou said:

>>   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/bowerbird

>

> wikipedia is alright, but if you really want to

> know about bowerbirds, you should definitely

> visit the national geographic site instead, ok?

>

> -bowerbird

>

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