Talk:Andy Ihnatko

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[edit] Lillith section

I removed the section about Lillith, I'm afraid it isn't very encyclopedic, at least not yet. It is not properly sourced, nor does it seem to fit into the article itself. I've posted it below.

Something else his fans followed was a PowerBook 100, named 'Lilith' which he used for many years until retiring it with an article in the magazine named "Time for the gold watch cursor" in which he described Lilith's life of faithful (and forgiving) service. Fond memories included an incident when, in determining how his productivity was affected by working by floating in a pool, Lillith fell in. Another incident when, minutes before a deadline, he spilled sesame seeds into the keyboard and recovered it using a swiss army knife which 'saved the day' and the article included a description of how Lilith didn't complain when being disassembled "as never before" to be painted with a camouflage pattern.

-- malo (tlk) (cntrbtns) 21:41, 13 March 2008 (UTC)