in reply to PM Drinking Game

Well, I'll add a couple...and will as often as I can think of them. ;)

Take a sip when:

Take a chug when:

Down a can when:

Down the entire case when:

-Lexicon

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Re: Re: PM Drinking Game
by vroom (His Eminence) on May 17, 2001 at 19:03 UTC
    If the last one happens I might just buy all of the cases necessary. *

    *In the unlikely event of this actually happening, the author of this post reserves the right to decide who gets free beer

    vroom | Tim Vroom | vroom@cs.hope.edu

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      Vroom said:

      In the unlikely event of this actually happening, the author of this post reserves the right to decide who gets free beer



      Now, is that beer free as in 'Software' or free as in 'Speech'?


      TGI says moo

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        I think that we should take the meaning of 'free' as it was explained in Bruce Perens message Free Software Leaders Stand Together ....

        "Remember that Free refers to liberty, not price... share and share alike... embrace and extend... "

        I like that idea ... you give me a beer ... I embrace it ... then I extend one back to you .... and we all share and share a like !!!

        Based on the I have come up with a new rule:

        Share a Pint o'Beer

        1. Everytime you boast Microsoft.

        2. Everytime GNU GPL is mentioned. <bl>

        Note: It all about the sharing. <bl>

        Ducati

        ============================================

        "We rock the body to rock the party ... until the party rocks the body"

        De La Soul

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        my $max = 13;
my $speech = 0;
my $beer = "free";
while ($beer){
    ++$speech;
    die "No more beer" if $speech == $max;
}

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        The moral of the story is - as more free beer is provided, the free-er speech tends to become.
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      vroom,
      /me glances over at TimToady and wonders if his GI problems prevent him from enjoying free beer.

      Cheers - L~R

      This is a mistake - I mistook "last one" for the root thread and not to the node being replied to
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