--On Friday, March 30, 2001 12:02 AM -0600 David Rankin
<drankin@cox-internet.com> wrote:
> -------- Original Message --------
> kramer SETH wrote:
>
>> what is up with the word hosed? What exactly does it mean?
>>
>
> "hosed", circa 1983, in this context essentially means FUBAR
which is
> just a US
> Mil. acronym for "Fouled (or your favorite F word) Up Beyond All
> Recognition."
I had been using the words "hosed" or "boned", but they can
have bad
connotations, particularly right after an organization goes through sexual
harassment training!
I learned a new one a few months ago, from "The Internet Help Desk"
comedy
routine (e-mail me for how to find it, if you have not heard it): that
word is "pooched" as in "Gee, I guess your registry got
pooched".
Oh, and to make this Samba related, I was able to log into my Samba box
once I added in a mapping to the UNIX group '+GROUPNAME' on valid users
entry on the Globals page of SWAT.
- John