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Never thought life is too short for this level of fanatacism? People seem to speak to Pat like he's a dead relative they like to still talk to before they died... A dog maybe...
Never thought life is too short for this level of fanatacism? People seem to speak to Pat like he's a dead relative they like to still talk to before they died... A dog maybe...
What's your beef man? All I did was point out that Patrick Volkerdink announced the release of Slackware 13.37 at 13:37. What's so fanatical about that?
Never thought life is too short for this level of fanatacism? People seem to speak to Pat like he's a dead relative they like to still talk to before they died... A dog maybe...
Never thought life is too short for this level of fanatacism? People seem to speak to Pat like he's a dead relative they like to still talk to before they died... A dog maybe...
As mentioned, it's just a joke.
I mean, you can analyze everything, and make it ridiculous. Really our life is without meaning if you analyze it. You live max 100 years, which is not even a blink of the eye compared to eternity. And all that you've done, whether you've been the president of the US or a bum, it doesn't matter after a million years. Soccer is just 22 millionairs runnning for a ball, etc etc etc
A little enthusiasm or fun doesn't hurt, it brings some color in life. But I wouldn't say it is fanatic.
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