FW: stuffed plush fred (in regards to Plushie Fred?)
Mike Ditty
lonestar at isd.net
Sun Feb 15 21:27:46 PST 2004
This is the original e-mail from ibotty about all of this. If he is still on this list he should reply. Or I have his e-mail address somewhere. He has some links to pictures also but I don't think they were ever ordered.
-Mike
p.s. I have the rest of the e-mails in the thread but this one says it all pretty much.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: kernel-errors at xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:kernel-errors at xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of ibotty
> Sent: Monday, September 01, 2003 7:11 AM
> To: kernel at xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: ANN: stuffed plush fred
>
>
> Hi devels,
>
> as we do not have a -users list yet, I post this to -kernel in
> the hope, to
> reach all, that are interested.
>
> I have a soft spot for stuffed mascots of free OSs and programming
> languages.
> So i contacted Steiner, and asked for a stuffed mascot for DragonFlyBSD.
> And just today, they shipped me the prototype of Fred.
>
> Fred was designed following [1] and the two comic variants by Joe Angerson
> (archived on -bugs, one of which has been adopted as icon).
>
> I attached two small (low resolution) snapshots of him, but you
> can see him
> on more pictures on [2] (soon).
>
> The dragonfliy is about 27 cm (which should be about 11 inch) long and its
> wingspan is about 33 cm (13 inch).
>
> I welcome everybody, who has interest in a stuffed Fred, to contact me.
> This will NOT be a contract whatsoever. I just want to know, how
> many i will
> have to order. I will not make any profit out of this, so this will not be
> very expensive.
>
> Even though you might live on the other side of the globe, contact me.
> We might find someone honorable (say, e.g.: Matt ;), which I can send all
> Freds to, and which will redistribute them further.
> This will hopefully reduce shipping cost.
>
> refs:
> [1] http://www.dragonflybsd.org/Main/mascot.cgi
> [2] http://ibotty.net/fred
>
> ~ibotty
> (Tobias Florek)
> (from Berlin, Germany)
>
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