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Screw Pluribus: Unum

Posted on | March 4, 2010 | 8 Comments

by Smitty

Ace seems kind of worried about Einstein, the shiny new data omnivore soon to be devouring an email box all too near you.

Yukon Axis of Evil illuminati industrial intelligence mailbomb Bush Wired AMEMB Aldergrove Ft. Bragg BLU-114/B rs9512c UMTS security BROMURE FSF

First of all, not having seen line #1 of the code, I’d like to start the rumor that this is all stuff that once found Admiral Poindexter in shoal water with no way on. SWO joke.
Second of all, increasing the noise-to-signal ratio is a fine response to the notion that this Federal government to which power was delegated somehow owns us. As this post is an emacs composition, I’ll just drop in another output from spook function:

asset constitution Majic Sears Tower weapons of mass destruction enemy of the state Baranyi Kennedy underground NASA military interception Kosovo counter intelligence John Kerry

The Founding Fathers said: E PLURIBUS UNUM. Progressivism says “Screw Pluribus: Unum”.

Category: Politics, Progressivism

Comments

8 Responses to “Screw Pluribus: Unum”

  1. Finrod
    March 5th, 2010 @ 8:22 am

    Hooray for Emacs!

    Emacs has been my editor of choice since November 1988– and what a long strange trip it’s been. Emacs used to be the standard for a large program– but now my Firefox is, no joke, *fifty times* bigger than my emacs. (1048M virtual, 648M physical for Firefox, 21188K virtual, 11664K physical for emacs.)

    Now if you told me you used mh (or nmh) to read your mail, I’d *know* we were separated at geek-birth or something…

  2. Finrod
    March 5th, 2010 @ 3:22 am

    Hooray for Emacs!

    Emacs has been my editor of choice since November 1988– and what a long strange trip it’s been. Emacs used to be the standard for a large program– but now my Firefox is, no joke, *fifty times* bigger than my emacs. (1048M virtual, 648M physical for Firefox, 21188K virtual, 11664K physical for emacs.)

    Now if you told me you used mh (or nmh) to read your mail, I’d *know* we were separated at geek-birth or something…

  3. smitty
    March 5th, 2010 @ 11:53 am

    @Finrod,
    Now, I had used Gnus for a while, but I drifted into Gmail.

  4. smitty
    March 5th, 2010 @ 6:53 am

    @Finrod,
    Now, I had used Gnus for a while, but I drifted into Gmail.

  5. richard mcenroe
    March 5th, 2010 @ 3:57 pm

    We need to start adding Einstein-appropriate signatures to our e-mails, whether the Declaration of Independence or a simple “F*** Barack Obama right in the (orifice of your choice, I don’t judge)”

    See how much fun he has reading the daily summaries.

  6. richard mcenroe
    March 5th, 2010 @ 10:57 am

    We need to start adding Einstein-appropriate signatures to our e-mails, whether the Declaration of Independence or a simple “F*** Barack Obama right in the (orifice of your choice, I don’t judge)”

    See how much fun he has reading the daily summaries.

  7. Finrod
    March 5th, 2010 @ 8:30 pm

    Heh, I started out with rn (like everyone in the 1980s) but I switched to gnus to read Usenet; then I kind of fell out of reading Usenet in the mid-90s.

    I still use M-x mh-rmail to read my mail, though.

  8. Finrod
    March 5th, 2010 @ 3:30 pm

    Heh, I started out with rn (like everyone in the 1980s) but I switched to gnus to read Usenet; then I kind of fell out of reading Usenet in the mid-90s.

    I still use M-x mh-rmail to read my mail, though.