Re: [LAU] Foul Language - Linux-audio-user

8 Apr 2007

I was born in '75.  No one my age in school even knew his name.  He
was born in '46, that's not exactly my generation.  Whatever
generation he was, I just happen to think he was the most brilliant
musician in the 20th Century.  I don't mean the noise or the vulgarity
or the humor, I just think he composed the most beautiful melodies and
harmonies, in between all the attention-getting.

-Chuckk

On 4/8/07, David Stephens &lt;linuxrootuser(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote:
...
  Your father's generation? Uh Frank was from my
generation... geez I must be
 getting olde. Looks like my Linux kernel is just about done compiling on my
 brand new Heathkit Z100 machine....

  On 4/7/07, Chuckk Hubbard &lt;badmuthahubbard(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote:
  lol
 "creeping in"
 How dare younger generations try to define their own ideals.
 Personally, my all-time biggest hero is Frank Zappa, icon of my
 father's generation, and I seem to recall him being pretty insulting
 towards people who disagreed with him.
 -Chuckk

 On 4/7/07, Louis Acresti &lt;lra4691(a)rit.edu&gt; wrote:
 > The younger generations must be creeping in -- I don't consider that
 > "foul" language as much as "cheap" language.
   > On 4/6/07, David Baron
&lt;d_baron(a)012.net.il&gt; wrote:
 > > Is it really necessary? Can we say the same thing in a nicer manner?
 > > Maybe a hundred posts one after another: That must suck, et al. I  think
folks
  > > of our intelligence and talent can do
better.
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