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kotr
Hey Mark Unseen   Dec 17 22:04 UTC 2003

Hey all. I Am new here. feel free to chat with me :)
31 responses total.
kotr
response 1 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 17 22:08 UTC 2003

Or dont, whatever...
bhoward
response 2 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 18 00:45 UTC 2003

Welcome to grex, Thelonious.
slynne
response 3 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 18 01:59 UTC 2003

What do you want to chat about?
kotr
response 4 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 18 02:08 UTC 2003

yknow,  whatever. TY for the welcome... HACKERS UNITE!!!
gelinas
response 5 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 18 02:12 UTC 2003

This is usually a slower form of conversation: people stop by as they
get a chance, read what has been written, and make their contribution.

We use "party" for real-time conversations.
kotr
response 6 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 18 02:46 UTC 2003

oh, ok... sweet!
krj
response 7 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 18 03:55 UTC 2003

kotr did actually find his way into party.
gelinas
response 8 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 18 04:03 UTC 2003

Just about the time he entered #6, too. ;)
jep
response 9 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 18 15:04 UTC 2003

I've been trying to figure out what "kotr" means, assuming it's not the 
user's initials.  The best guess I have is "King Of The Road", which in 
turn made me think of the classic country song by Tennessee Ernie 
Ford.  The next guess is something to do with Lord of the Rings, such 
as perhaps "Keeper of the Ring".

This user definitely has an admirable dive-in spirit.  I hope he'll 
stick with Grex.  You've had a good start, kotr!
carson
response 10 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 18 15:25 UTC 2003

(huh.  maybe it's my WWF/WWE addiction, but I just assumed it was "King 
of the Ring" and never gave it another thought.)
micklpkl
response 11 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 18 15:38 UTC 2003

welcome back, kotr
mynxcat
response 12 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 18 16:12 UTC 2003

Re 9> Or it could be short for Kotter. Resp 11 made me think fo that.
flem
response 13 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 18 19:30 UTC 2003

The first thing that leaped into my mind was some kind of strange cross
between LotR and RotK

twenex
response 14 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 18 19:32 UTC 2003

Ditto.
gelinas
response 15 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 18 21:00 UTC 2003

(NB:  Roger Miller sang "King of the Road," not Tennessee Ernie Ford.)
albaugh
response 16 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 18 21:44 UTC 2003

Monk?
kotr
response 17 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 19 01:24 UTC 2003

It is "Knights of the round."
It is the hacking group I belong to.
I hope we dont cross paths anytime soon :p
naftee
response 18 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 19 04:14 UTC 2003

Okay monk.
jep
response 19 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 19 18:52 UTC 2003

re resp:15: Roger Miller sings *all* country songs, and a smattering of 
others.
kotr
response 20 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 19 20:04 UTC 2003

coolies ;)
gelinas
response 21 of 31: Mark Unseen   Dec 19 21:35 UTC 2003

(Roger Miller _wrote_ "King of the Road" in the summer of 1964, and recorded
in November.  It was released early in 1965 and went to number one.  Tennessee
Ernie Ford covered it on an album in 1966.)
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