This is sad.

Going on at least 3 years now, they have not succeeded in securing the linux kernel new version announce list.

From: seba@webspiration.net
Subject: Re: Euro Finanzas te invita a comercializar los mejoeres productos de trading
Date: May 2, 2005 12:17:23 AM PDT
To: linux-kernel-announce@vger.kernel.org

EuroFinanzas wrote:
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un correo que te enviamos los contratos y pasaras rapidamente a trabjar con sistemas futuros y Eurobroker.
consultas a EuroFinanzas@hotmail.com
www.sistemas-futuros.com
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I sell shit-cream, if someone's interested... different flavours, homemade (with love, obbviously...), very good.
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I don't watch a lot of TV, mainly because I work inside the TV and I have to do stuff for my job with it, and then I don't want to any more.

But I watch TV in hotels, especially after a day of driving making me something something. So I got all caught up.

All TV is "reality" TV now. I don't just mean that there are lots of those shows on. More than half the things I saw were shot and presented like reality shows. An otherwise interesting program about crab fishermen and their battle with the elements, etc. was edited like Survivor or MTV''s Real World: little profiles of the fishermen, flashbacks in grainy B&W, switching among "contestants". Same cheesy narration, same faux-introspective interviews, the whole thing.

Couldn't watch the "News" for more than 10 seconds at a time. Wow, that was painful.

I finally found an in-depth documentary about a years-long criminal investigation of gambling, corruption, organized crime, and manipulation of information for financial gain. The writing was opinionated but balanced, the story had nuance and detail, and it revealed the seamy underbelly of a popular activity.

It was about fixing boxing matches, and it was on ESPN2.

Right, then, back to not watching TV so much.

Compare/contrast

The old men outside Caffé Puccini are the opposite in all ways of the Cigar Guys.