> Apparently you aren't getting some people's e-mail. You received several
> responses, the last of which asked you for an address.
Well you mean the last mail from Elein:
«
OK. Can do. I'd need a ship to address, though.
--elein
»
I didnt catch it was a direct question I had to answer, my deep apologizes!
> We are sending you 20 t-shirts from The PostgreSQL Foundation.
Great. That will fit the requirements for dessing up people on the booth!
If I have to return those tshirts, please let me know where to ship them
to.
If you give those tshirts to us, we will use it on the french
non-lucrative association PostgreSQLFr.org (yes, it has the same name
than the web site) to dress people for the next exhibitions around here.
Since my mother owns a pressing, she will participate in the project
to wash it and store it in transparent sealed clothes bags ;-)
> If someone else who knows they have contact with Jean-Paul gets this, please
> contact him and let him know to fix his spam filters!
Well, what should be fixed is my understanding of English, I apologize
again. My bogofilter works like a charm tough.
> Elein, if you're reading this, please ship the T-shirts to Bruce. This should
> be more reliable and cheaper
Surely, but as I said, we can participate the money effort.
> We have the banner design for PostgreSQL. As I said before, it makes more
> sense for you to have one printed there and keep in in Europe than to ship
> it.
Okay. Give me any URL you have for the banner design. I'll bring it to
my local printer office (?). Hope it is in a professional format for the
printer. I must add I haven't any software to handle such things (Quark
X press or those things, I only have free softwares like Gimp).
For the next messages, please use a "clearly direct without insinuation"
English (thanks babelfish for the translation). I promise I wont offense
:-)
Thanks a lot!
--
Jean-Paul Argudo
