Date: Thu, 3 Dec 1998 09:57:56 -0700 From: Donna Buschmeier Subject: Re: [WRITERS] For those not getting INT So... what's the deadline for voting? > -----Original Message----- > From: Gene Chambers [SMTP:billsboy@MEDIAONE.NET] > Sent: Thursday, December 03, 1998 4:08 AM > To: WRITERS@MITVMA.MIT.EDU > Subject: For those not getting INT > > Mat Ward wrote: > > > >Eeep! The EmJay Awards are happening under INT? > >Why did nobody tell me? I haven't been getting INT for ages...if it > wasn't > >for a mail server 'irregularity' I wouldn't even have known it was > happening > >at all! What have I missed? > ---------- > You missed this very important message from tink. . . copy below. > > Gene > --------- > At 07:14 AM 11/28/98 -0500, Gene Chambers wrote: > :)Question: > :) > :)I must have missed it. . . to whom do voters send their EmJay Award > ballots > :)to this year? > :) > :)Gene (Running for LIST CURMUDGEON) > :) > > let's see... > > you could send them into the aether, where the silvery messengers of > the > gods would run lightly by on winged sandals, zapping them with the > ficklest > finger of phate... > > you could try meditating on it, depending on the unifying forces of > the > cosmos to collect the vibrations of good and focus them into ripples > in the > sandbox, quirking the very nature of reality into a vote for Wonderman > as > the list flirt, closely pursued by the little engine that could as > most > likely to succeed... > > There must be a thousand ways to send your ballots in, so pound on the > drum, > numb, shoot a signal rocket, pickett, click on the telegraph, jaff, > just > send your message in... > > or you could try sending them to jackechs@EROLS.COM (did we ever get a > secondary counter signed up? oh, heck, how many messages could it > be...send > a copy to mbarker@mit.edu also, and I'll figure out somewhere to put > it. ;-) > > I know, boring... > > (say, Gene, who's this Madly that you think could be our List > Curmudgeon?:-) > > > > "Oh wad some power the giftie gie us > To see oursels as ithers see us! > It wad frae monie a blunder free us, > An' foolish notion." > Robert Burns > > tink