No More Funny Business

April 1st, 2008 by Mitch Frazier

There are a lot of serious issues that need to be addressed in the world and there are a lot of serious topics that need to be covered. If you've read any of my previous microblogs you may have noticed that they're rarely serious. After much soul searching I've decided that this can't continue.

So, from now on I'm going all serious all the time. No more funny business. Read more on page 2.
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Mitch Frazier is the System Administrator at Linux Journal.

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I say brava!

On April 1st, 2008 Justin Ryan says:

I have noticed an overwhelming lack of seriousness, sincerity, and substance here on BeOS Journal, something I have tried hard to rectify through BeOS Journal News. I'm glad to see you giving up this ill-begotten jocularity for a much more sensible path.

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Thanks

On April 1st, 2008 Mitch Frazier says:

Glad to know my new effort will be appreciated. And glad to see somebody use the work "jocularity" in a sentence, although I don't know what athletic supporters have to do with it.

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Mitch Frazier is the System Administrator at Linux Journal.

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