Kevin Wayne Williams wrote:
> John W. wrote:
> 
>> Kevin Wayne Williams wrote:
>>
>>> John W. wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Kevin Wayne Williams wrote:
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>>>>
>>>>> John W. wrote:
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>>>>>
>>>>>> I actually think the phrase "Gaijin Happy" could catch on. How
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> happy
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>> are you? I'm Gaijin Happy. Did you like your present? I was Gaijin
>>>>>> Happy about it. How was your day? It was a really Gaijin Happy
>>>>>
>>
>> day.
>>
>>>>>> John W.
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> If the Japanese McDonalds offered a Gaijin Happy Meal, how many
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Japanese
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> people would actually think of it as cannibalism?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> No, you've got it wrong. It's a [Gaijin Happy] Meal, meaning it's
>>>
>>
>> one
>>
>>>> hell of a meal.
>>>
>>>
>>> Well, we got necoandjeff to do it, now it's your turn. Please google
>>
>>
>> for
>>
>>> oe-quotefix, and apply it. That way, your quotes won't disintegrate
>>
>>
>> when
>>
>>> they textwrap.
>>
>>
>>
>> Does it work with the new Google?
>>
>>
> Hadn't noticed you were Googling. This garbage is coming from their 
> browser interface?
> 
> I honestly don't know if oe-quotefix fixes only OE, or if the routines 
> are common between OE and IE, or if it will have impact on Google's 
> browser interface at all. Of course, if you used a newsserver, it could 
> all be easily fixed.

I guesss so; Netscape (what I'm on now) seems to be fine. Actually, in 
Google there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with the posts, which is 
probably because they make sense to Google....

John W.