After the sarge release party last weekend, I ended with at least the following items and (none of their owners) in my apartment:
- David Nusinow's "Obey Gravity: It's the Law" t-shift
- David Nusinow's laptop (and only computer) AC adapter
- Anthony Town's fleece sweatshirt/jumper
- Andres Salomon's only suit (never worn)
- Erinn Clark's towel
- Ari Pollak's towel
- What is apparently Fernanda Weidan's hair-styling goop (the packaging is written in Portuguese)
- What is apparently Fernanda Weidan's Sorin eyedrops (writing in Portuguese)
- Hanna Wallach's passport (!)
- An insurmountable amount of Clint Adam's cheese
Any Debian developers traveling through New York City with large quantities of fine single-malt whiskey are welcome to stay at my place.
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take the number of trips you have planed in the next year and estimate the number of DD/UD's you will meet that may live on the same continent as the people whose stuff you have. I'd think that if you give an item to a person who occupies the same continent, that the result will be a return of said items in a reasonable amount of time!
Not exactly the shortest-path but I'd make a cool graph/tree!
Cheers,
Kev
ps. check my web site for a few sarge party pics.