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Started by @ earthlinkSPAM.net August 3, 2004
The Netherlands, you're right.
Other people tend to say that they think I'm from South Africa, judging for
my name :-)

Uhm, did I say the weather? I actually meant the "lack of a good
airconditioning in my office".
Outside it is great. Inside it is hot :)

But yeah, it'll probably rain this weekend :(

Cheers,

Rob
(Kindof strange how you always endup talking about the weather)

"Stephan M. Bernsee" <spam@dspdimension.com> wrote in message
news:2nf8kgF9sdoU1@uni-berlin.de...
> On 2004-08-05 16:45:17 +0200, "Rob Vermeulen" > <rvermeulen@arbor-audio-antispam-.com> said: > > > Haha, sorry for that. Ofcourse I meant Prosoniq and not Ensonic. It's
just
> > the weather... > > Ensonic? Ah yes, well... no problem. Haven't heard that name for a while
:-)
> > I wouldn't complain too much about the weather - it'll be back to the > normal 2mm European DIN/ISO raindrops before too long, I'm afraid. > > Judging for your name you're in the Netherlands, so you probably know > exactly what I mean ;-) > -- > Stephan M. Bernsee > http://www.dspdimension.com >
On 2004-08-06 08:51:06 +0200, "Rob Vermeulen" 
<rvermeulen@arbor-audio-antispam-.com> said:

> The Netherlands, you're right. > Other people tend to say that they think I'm from South Africa, judging for > my name :-)
I see. Sorry for lacking the necessary imagination, I recognize both as valid choices ;-) Maybe I should have guessed you're coming from the Netherlands Antilles - I for one would certainly like to be there now.
> Uhm, did I say the weather? I actually meant the "lack of a good > airconditioning in my office". > Outside it is great. Inside it is hot :)
Same here. At least in NL you're not far away from the sea, I'm buried right in the middle of Germany with only a few lakes...
> But yeah, it'll probably rain this weekend :(
I hope not! ;-)
> Cheers, > > Rob > (Kindof strange how you always endup talking about the weather)
True. I think it's in the genes, heritage from countless generations before us - and it would appear that in some parts of my country it's still a #1 topic ;-) Cheers, Stephan