j649139g@edinboro.edu (11/06/89)
In article <18622@brunix.UUCP>, peg@brunix (Pete Granger) writes: > In article <8964@max.u.washington.edu> jinx@max.u.washington.edu (Eyes that melt stone...) writes: > >> you have become a man..... >> >>and we...the wild women of planet Earth wish to make it memorable > > Cute story, but why were you stupid enough to cross-post to all these > groups? The only one other than alt.sex that it *might* be appropriate > to is rec.games.frp, and even that's stretching the point. > > (This was the original distribution, for those who didn't notice) > Newsgroups: news.admin,comp.sys.ibm.pc,rec.games.frp,alt.sex,talk.abortion > > (And, after a 16-month hiatus... I'm baaaack!) > -------- > Pete Granger ...!brunix!peg "Hovering like a fly, waiting for the > peg@cs.brown.edu windshield on the freeway." > -- Genesis, "Fly on a Windshield"
sccm@tcistl2.UUCP (Mason) (01/13/90)
In article <2729@lll-lcc.UUCP> sam@lll-lcc.UUCP (Sam Mendicino) writes: > >LLNL apologizes for the tone and content of the bulletin message >transmitted on or about January 10, 1990 regarding women in the >workplace. The message was inappropriate and does not reflect the >Laboratory's committment to ensuring a non-discriminatory environment >for all employees. Steps are underway to correct the transmission source. While I am sure everyone appreciates LLNL's concern about the nature of the comments made (whatever they were), I, for one, am significantly more interested in exactly how the Labs will go about "correcting" the transmission source. Given the broad scope of the talents available at the Labs, one's immagination can run amuck. In the interest of providing a significant contribution to system administrators everywhere, I hope the Labs will maintain precise records of the specific procedures and techniques utilized, with detailed notes of any specialized equipment required. Once the procedure(s) is/are proven to be successful, then I believe a complete posting with wide distribution would be appropriate.