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Journal of brian_d_foy (44)
Friday September 19, 2003
12:17 PM
Nat is a crazy man
My tent is the new unit library. Stacey also
tells me that a group of Chicago-based flight attendants are collecting DVDs to send to me, so
I can be Blockbuster too.
Bad news, folks. I'm here to April, at least. I wanted to get back into the Perl world sooner than that, so my Powerbook and other cool things are on their way here. We'll see what happens.
When I get back my priority is a paper version of TPR in some fashion. I've been thinking about it, and with the extra scratch this long deployment will give me, I should be able to do it, especially since I'll be on the dole for a bit.
But hey, life isn't all bad. The temperature is a chilly 95 F. That is chilly, too. I use my wool blanket at night.
Anyone who wants to send me Perl related snail
mail (conference proceedings, slides) eventually gets a free beer.
brian d foy
119th MP Co
APO AE 09335
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And for us aliens? (Score:2)
How would that address be written to work from outside the US?
I regret that I can't think of anything that I have duplicates of to send, so I can't promise anything.
Re:And for us aliens? (Score:2)
If you are near a US military base, sometimes you can just inject it right into the Army (or Fleet)Post Office, like my British friends have.