Subject: Re: RIP Quote File
From: statman@oak.circa.ufl.edu (Charles D. Kincaid)
Date: 1991-02-15, 08:47
Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks

In article <2745@autodesk.COM>, robertj@unreal.uucp (Young Rob Jellinghaus) 
writes:
> >Well, many people have been asking me for copies of my Twin Peaks quote
> >file, and I am finally forced to confess that I have dropped the ball.
> >Yes, my life has become more interesting than Twin Peaks, and lacking
> >a VCR or friends with whom I can reliably hook up to watch it, I have
> >let Twin Peaks slide in favor of other Saturday activities.
> >
> >Therefore, I am no longer a fit keeper of the Twin Peaks Quote List.  I
> >post here the last version, which is current up through early January,
> >I think.  Anyone who wishes to add quotes to it and in general maintain it
> >is free to do so; I release it into the public domain.
> >
> >Have fun y'all!
> >
    [many excellent quotes deleted]
> >
> >--
> >Rob Jellinghaus                 | "Next time you see a lie being spread or
> >Autodesk, Inc.                  |  a bad decision being made out of sheer
> >robertj@Autodesk.COM            |  ignorance, pause, and think of hypertext."
> >{decwrl,uunet}!autodesk!robertj |    -- K. Eric Drexler, _Engines of Creation_

I am volunteering to maintain the quotes list and I will have a 
coffee showdown with anybody that disagrees  :-).
Many kudos to Rob for doing an amazing job with the quotes list 
in the past I am sad that he is leaving.  (Let's hope it isn't contagious
:-)  
I will actually be starting "Twin Quotes", a new file that is,
obviously, the twin of the previous one.  (Unless the name is too much to
take)  I will post the new one and e-mail upon request Rob's to cut
down on bandwith.  Any suggestions for quotes or disagreements and corrections
to the current ones are greatly appreciated.  Obviously, quotes that I 
think are good others will disagree with.  I will use my own judgment
in most places unless there is strong opinion against.  And if I do a poor
job, then you can always lynch me.  (Oooh, baad)  Since it is Friday as I
write this I will post the first edition by Monday (or so).  This will
start from episode 3001.

Until then.

charles d. kincaid
statman@sole.stat.ufl.edu

"I hate quotations.  Tell me what you know."  --  Ralph Waldo Emerson