My God, My God,
May it never, never end.
The sand and the sea,
the jitter of the water,
the shine of the sky,
the prayer of Man.

"A Walk to Caesarea" / Hanah Senesh
( Translated from Hebrew by Shlomi Fish )

    -- Hanah Senesh
    -- Walk to Caesarea

 <rindolf>  Deiu: which editor are you using?
    <Deiu>  Ugh, let me catch up with the convo first
    <Deiu>  And yeah, I use vim too
 <rindolf>  Deiu: ah good. If you were using Eight Megabytes And
            Continuously Swapping , I would have to swap you with it!
 <rindolf>  I have a column of vim tips on one of my blogs.
 <rindolf>  I also like Escape-Meta-Alt-Control-Shift.
 <rindolf>  There are a lot of jokes about Emacs.
     <Zuu>  There are lots of jokes about your mom too ;)
 <rindolf>  Zuu: eMom
     <Zuu>  eh?
 <rindolf>  e-Macs -> eMum
 <rindolf>  "Your Mom is so fat, only Emacs takes more memory than her."
     <Zuu>  nope, doesnt work
 <rindolf>  Zuu: :-(
     <Zuu>  Your emacs is so fat that your mom could fit in it
 <rindolf>  Heh.
     <Zuu>  ahhh, yes, much better
 <rindolf>  Zuu++
     <Zuu>  :P
       -->  dbm has joined ##programming
         *  rindolf stores some key/value pairs in dbm
         *  Zuu stores some moms in dbm
     <dbm>  lol
 <rindolf>  Zuu: you overflowed him.
     <Zuu>  :>
     <dbm>  ;)
 <rindolf>  Or her, don't know.
 <rindolf>  them.
     <dbm>  'him'
 <rindolf>  OK.
 <rindolf>  dbm: I don't recall your nick.
     <dbm>  dbm= dont bother me
 <rindolf>  don't be mean.
     <dbm>  ;)
     <Zuu>  or: do bother me

    -- Your Emacs is so fat
    -- ##programming, Freenode