I've been using the "handle" "Eisboch" since my early days on the net back
in 1989 or '90. I had a super modern 286 computer, 13mhz clock speed and a
huge hard drive with 20 mbytes of storage space. It ran on DOS with a
pre-MSWindows software suite called "GeoWorks". GeoWorks actually had a
windows type format and even included a word processing program called
"GeoWrite". I signed onto an internet access through Prodigy and was
heavily involved in some of the midi sequencing groups and "chat" rooms.
You had to have a screen name, so I became "Eisboch" because I happened to
be drinking a Coors Eisboch blend that night.

Anyway, it's time to retire the handle. Mrs.E thinks it's stupid, and I am
getting kind of tired of it anyway.

From now on I shall be known as ......

"Sam Adams"

Just kidding.

RCE

"Eisboch" wrote in message
...
I've been using the "handle" "Eisboch" since my early days on the net
back in 1989 or '90. I had a super modern 286 computer, 13mhz clock speed
and a huge hard drive with 20 mbytes of storage space. It ran on DOS with
a pre-MSWindows software suite called "GeoWorks". GeoWorks actually had a
windows type format and even included a word processing program called
"GeoWrite". I signed onto an internet access through Prodigy and was
heavily involved in some of the midi sequencing groups and "chat" rooms.
You had to have a screen name, so I became "Eisboch" because I happened
to be drinking a Coors Eisboch blend that night.

Anyway, it's time to retire the handle. Mrs.E thinks it's stupid, and I
am getting kind of tired of it anyway.

From now on I shall be known as ......

"Sam Adams"

Just kidding.

RCE




I am glad my latest post (ping: Eisboch) brought you to your
senses................although it is a pretty cool and unique handle. ;-)

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
news


From now on, your new name is J. Alfred Prufrock.


I like it! I like it!

J. Alfred Prufrock. Sorta has a ring to it, ya' know?

Hmmmm..... Think old T.S. would be ****ed?

RCE

Harry Krause wrote:

Eisboch wrote:

From now on I shall be known as ......

From now on, your new name is J. Alfred Prufrock.

Suitable for an East Coaster.

--
Skipper

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Unlikely. The former Eisboch keeps the bottoms of his trousers rolled.

Let us go then , you and I ,
while the ethernet is spread across the sky .
Like a patient etherised upon a table.
T1, ISDN - 56Megabits per second -
the slow yellow vapor of twisted duplex cable
that connect you from I and me and this.
Let's chat a while
about Marx - Karl or Groucho?

RCE

"Skipper" wrote in message
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Harry Krause wrote:

Eisboch wrote:

From now on I shall be known as ......

From now on, your new name is J. Alfred Prufrock.

Suitable for an East Coaster.

--
Skipper

Are you ... Skipper A
or
Skipper B ?

whomever you may be

RCE

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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RCE wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Unlikely. The former Eisboch keeps the bottoms of his trousers rolled.

Let us go then , you and I ,
while the ethernet is spread across the sky .
Like a patient etherised upon a table.
T1, ISDN - 56Megabits per second -
the slow yellow vapor of twisted duplex cable
that connect you from I and me and this.
Let's chat a while
about Marx - Karl or Groucho?

RCE
Please...this is the anti-literate rec.boats newsgroup. You are likely to
start a fight...go eat a peach.


Damn. Just when it was getting good.

RCE

Harry Krause wrote:
Please...this is the anti-literate rec.boats newsgroup. You are likely
to start a fight...go eat a peach.

I didn't know you were an Allman Brothers fan.

DSK

"DSK" wrote in message
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Harry Krause wrote:
Please...this is the anti-literate rec.boats newsgroup. You are likely to
start a fight...go eat a peach.

I didn't know you were an Allman Brothers fan.

DSK


Harry's former handle was "Hoochie Coochie Man"

RCE

"Eisboch" wrote in message
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I've been using the "handle" "Eisboch" since my early days on the net
back in 1989 or '90. I had a super modern 286 computer, 13mhz clock speed
and a huge hard drive with 20 mbytes of storage space. It ran on DOS with
a pre-MSWindows software suite called "GeoWorks". GeoWorks actually had a
windows type format and even included a word processing program called
"GeoWrite". I signed onto an internet access through Prodigy and was
heavily involved in some of the midi sequencing groups and "chat" rooms.
You had to have a screen name, so I became "Eisboch" because I happened
to be drinking a Coors Eisboch blend that night.

Anyway, it's time to retire the handle. Mrs.E thinks it's stupid, and I
am getting kind of tired of it anyway.

From now on I shall be known as ......

"Sam Adams"

Just kidding.

RCE




Nice to meet you, Mr. RCE.
You started with one of them fancy high-powered 286's of which I could only
dream! I started with the 8086 xt and a 20, yes 20, MB HDD. I loved my
DOS; I didn't understand why people needed all that Mac and Windows
nonsense. DOS: just tell your computer what to do and it did it! Simple as
that. Remember when the excitement of opening a gif meant starting the
process and coming back after dinner to see if the gif had finished filling
in all the pixels? I actually started with an Apple (was it IIC?),
encountered a mac in grad school, and switched to the DOS world when I
couldn't find a mac program that could handle the graphical representation
(believe it or not) of my lab data. Boy that was a long time ago!