The official ezine of the DALnet IRC Network
March, 2002 Issue.

Letter from the Editor

DALnet People
- User Interview - Aries1
- IRCop Interview - Fuggs
- DALneter of the Month
- Interview - Molly
- Music to IRC To
- Channel Review - #Nohack
- Meet the Team

Techies Corner

Fun Stuff
- Miss_Star's Astrology
- All You Wanted To Know About Cybersex
- 10 Ways to Spot a Script Kiddie
- Male Drivers
- 80s Lyric Quiz

The Moving Pen
- Book Review - Excession by Iain M Banks
- Poem - Weekday Perl Poem
- Poem - The Other End of Life
- Poem - For a Friend
- Short Story - Alestra

Feedback

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Things Women Need To Know About Male Drivers

  • Satellite Navigation is fallible, a man's memory of a town he once drove round for half an hour back in 1976 isn't.
  • The speed at which he takes off from traffic lights is directly proportional to the size of the bust on the blonde in the car next to him.
  • Despite what a man may tell you, BMW do not ship cars with 'horizontal' as a pre-set memory position for a passenger seat.
  • The way a man parks his car tells you a lot about him. If he views squeezing himself into tight spaces as something of an exciting challenge, it's time to fire that innocent teenage babysitter you just hired.
  • There is no point trying to impress a man by saying that your car has 420bhp @ 8000rpm, 310lbs of torque, independent double wishbone suspension with coil over gas dampers and limited slip differential - he doesn't actually understand any of that and will only want to know how fat the tyres are and whether there's enough room to have sex in it.
  • A man who buys a Ferrari may well be making up for having a small penis, but on the other hand he's also filthy rich and that will more than compensate.
  • When looking for a new man, it is important to remember that men who drive large 4x4's usually have kids, or sheep. Neither of these are attractive qualities.

    Copyright Emma Monks (curve@dal.net) 2002

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