[CLUE-Talk] I'm new...

[Robert L. Harris]

Welcome to the list.  This is almost funny, my mother just went to
Poland for a few months for a business trip...

  CLUE isn't too worried about geography.  I was in Denver and hope one
day to get back but I'm in Georgia now.  They haven't kicked me off the
list yet.

  Your English is fine and ahead of many people I know anyway.

Robert


Thus spake Marcin (marbej at wsi.edu.pl):

> From: "Marcin" <marbej at wsi.edu.pl>
> To: "CLUE_Talk" <clue-talk at clue.denver.co.us>
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> Subject: [CLUE-Talk] I'm new...
> Date: Sun, 8 Dec 2002 22:16:52 +0100
> 
> 
> Hello everybody,
> 
> I found the CLUE www on the internet ;-)
> My English isn't very good (yet ;-) that I mainly will be reading yours
> mailing lists. Unfortunately I can't meet with you on yours meeting
> because... I live in Poland. That's far away, but not through the
> internet ;-). Maybe another day I will have opportunity to come on the
> yours meeting. Who know... ;-)
> 
> Let me introduce myself:
> My name is Marcin. I am 31 years old. Not married. I live in Poland
> (central Europe). I use RedHat and Debian GNU/Linux, and still Windows.
> I think I am new to Linux. I like Linux very much of course :-) I am
> also interested in astronomy. So, I think that is all as yet.
> Still is Sunday so I wish you successfully Sunday afternoon.
> 
> PS: I hope my English isn't very difficult to understand for you.
> 
> 
> Greetings from Poland,
> Marcin Betlej
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> 
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