Bill Clinton told the Labour conference to get into ubuntu.
What do you think?
Do you agree with the ubuntu ideology?
Do you think Bush knows about it?
What do you think?
Do you agree with the ubuntu ideology?
Do you think Bush knows about it?
Ermmmm...............no
Damn... looks like I really do turn into a nerd. First thing I thought of was the Linux distribution.
Guess I'll go and do something irresponsible and stupid outside now to counter this development.
Guess I'll go and do something irresponsible and stupid outside now to counter this development.
Ideal concept.
Kind of Libertarians.
Kind of Libertarians.
Is it a bad thing then?ATG wrote:
Ideal concept.
Kind of Libertarians.
I want the ubuntu thong
I like it. Of course, all those advocating a decrease in foreign aid won't.
Are you talking of the selfishness of some countries?Bubbalo wrote:
I like it. Of course, all those advocating a decrease in foreign aid won't.
Bubs likes it, I am therefor contractually bound not to.
I would call it selfishness, yes.
roflmao, me too.maef wrote:
Damn... looks like I really do turn into a nerd. First thing I thought of was the Linux distribution.
Guess I'll go and do something irresponsible and stupid outside now to counter this development.
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
If you join the ubuntu you get a free thong.ATG wrote:
Bubs likes it, I am therefor contractually bound not to.
So far as I'm concerned, the best things about that contract is the declaration that croissants are French and therefore Liberal. Go croissants!ATG wrote:
Bubs likes it, I am therefor contractually bound not to.
Does that mean you surrender?
I also thought of the linux distro.
Not unless you've suddenly conquered the whole country without fighing me and I'm unaware of it.ATG wrote:
Does that mean you surrender?
Too bad North Africa doesn't have much 'ubuntu.' I'd rather visit Iran.
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Morocco's is fine to go to. As is Tunisia and (surprisingly) Libya (at least for Americans), Egypt is iffy and I'd stay away from Algeria and Sudan.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Too bad North Africa doesn't have much 'ubuntu.' I'd rather visit Iran.
Me too. I thought he was trying to get the world to renounce M$, and start using Linux. Or something.Pubic wrote:
I also thought of the linux distro.
damn .. and i though i was going to make a fedora argument.
Mandriva pwns you.jsnipy wrote:
damn .. and i though i was going to make a fedora argument.