[Gnu-arch-users] Re: in-tree pristines fatally wounded (merge-fest etc)

[Tom Lord]

You're sad.   Actually, that's roughly what "packing" means, all puns
intended, in Miles' sense.   Do you know the referent?

-t


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    > >>>>> "Miles" == Miles Bader <address@hidden> writes:
    > 
    >     Miles> Tom:      Everybody should be nice!
    > 
    >     Miles> Stephen:  Whoops, we're not!  Luckily, we're all packing.
    > 
    > Well put.  Of course, what I'm packing is a pen and a lifetime supply
    > of ink.  And you?
    > 
    >     Miles> Run away!  Run away!
    > 
    > No, I think _I'll_ make my stand here.  I have a future, and a
    > daughter beside.  But if words scare you (they should), feel free to
    > take to your heels.
    > 
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