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#acl SimonHuggins:read,write,admin JonathanMcDowell:read,write,admin All:read [ I don't even really know why this page is here but it's being spammed a lot so if you want to change it edit the SimonHuggins page with your edit and I'll update it or open it up for you -- SimonHuggins ] What would you like to see in a mug ? '''MUG mailing list''' http://www.gnu.org/software/mug/ {{http://www.gnu.org/software/mug/mug_1pint_front_v0.1.jpg}} {{http://www.gnu.org/software/mug/mug_1pint_back_v0.1.jpg}} {{http://www.gnu.org/software/mug/mug_1pint_base_v0.1.jpg}} '''discussion''' I hope this is relevant -- David''''''Cary "An Emacs reference mug is what I want. It would hold ten gallons of coffee." -- Steve Van''''''Devender (quoted at http://cluefire.net/ ) I've got one. Had it for years. Got an acorn on it in green. With the word Acorn above it. Came with my first Acorn computer (an Archimedes 310) in 1991. To most people it's just a coffee mug. But just occasionally, someone comes up to me and introduces themselves... Chris Willmot (chris@willmot.org.uk) |
[ I don't even really know why this page is here but it's being spammed a lot so if you want to change it edit the SimonHuggins page with your edit and I'll update it or open it up for you -- SimonHuggins ]
What would you like to see in a mug ?
MUG mailing list
http://www.gnu.org/software/mug/
discussion
I hope this is relevant -- DavidCary
"An Emacs reference mug is what I want. It would hold ten gallons of coffee." -- Steve VanDevender (quoted at http://cluefire.net/ )
I've got one. Had it for years. Got an acorn on it in green. With the word Acorn above it. Came with my first Acorn computer (an Archimedes 310) in 1991. To most people it's just a coffee mug. But just occasionally, someone comes up to me and introduces themselves...
Chris Willmot (chris@willmot.org.uk)