Mike Goodspeed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: ... > Second, FSCK is a gigantic "in-joke".
I don't see this as any sort of a problem, as long as it stands up well to someone not in on the joke. > Third, despite the possible head turns at sidewalk chalk time, let's > call a spade a spade -- people are going to read this as fuck. Is that > something you want yourself associated with at an academic level? Dr. > Beck? Dr. Bindner? Dr. Belanger? No, I don't. Even though it can be argued that it would then be misread, using this as a replacement for the dreaded f-word is a standard thing to do, and it has already been pointed out that this would be a way to thumb our noses at the university. The double meaning here, I think, is intentional, and as someone else pointed out, is juvenile. The (intentional?) double meaning here would get out (I don't think it'd be too much of an in-joke for long), and given that geeks have a juvenile enough image as it is, I don't think this would be helping matters. My two cents. Jay ----------------------------------------------------------------- To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe -----------------------------------------------------------------
