full-disclosure - Re: poetry..

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Message-ID: <Pine.LNX.4.33.0209111537590.26537-100000@cerber.no>
From: misha at cerber.no (Mikhail Iakovlev)
Subject: Re: poetry..

Speak for yourself, muchacho.

And poetry should be placed in books and poetry forums, NOT on 
security-related sites. And why are you surprised that someone could be 
security consultant, especially on this list?

rotfl...you must be subscribed to a wrong list, mate.
Unsibscribe, and use poetry one.

And seriously - I don't have a time to read all those long lines, which 
waste my time. If I want poetry - I find time for it, and read what I like 
in books, or on the net. I say again - WHEN I want, and WHAT I want, and 
NOT WHEN SOMEONE MAKES ME READ IT, ffs!!

I delete those mails just by looking at form how it is written.

I apologize though for 1 note - I forgot that author was american, and 
today is 1 year since tragedy, so I offer my condolences.
So I guess it could pass in that exceptional case.

Mik-

On Wed, 11 Sep 2002, Francisco Guerreiro wrote:

> i'm sorry but, how the fuck can you consider poetry spam ?
> do you have a problem with culture ? you must be a security consultant for
> sure.. (yes, I called you a moron!)
> 
> au revoir.
> 
> cray
>