Re: Sarah Palin - hot or not?

On Sep 6, 4:32�am, StickThatInYourPipeAndSmokeIt
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On Sat, 06 Sep 2008 00:12:36 -0400, "Michael A. Terrell"





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John Larkin wrote:

On Fri, 05 Sep 2008 19:10:20 -0700, StickThatInYourPipeAndSmokeIt
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On Fri, 05 Sep 2008 13:04:26 -0700, John Larkin
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I can't be experienced in everything. I can design a very lot of very
good electronics using tools that work.

�Yet another retarded inference that Excel "doesn't work".

�Jeez... �I'll bet you're a real joy in real life.

�You fired a girl because she knew word better than the rest of your
retarded crew?

We fired her because she was an incompetant, trouble-making,
passive-agressive PITA. And because when we hired her she said she
could handle the bookkeeping, and she couldn't. Hell, we paid to send
her back to bookkeeping school, and she still screwed everything up.

That's hilarious, Johnny! �NOT! �You vindictive, retarded ***.

I dislike firing people. Sometimes it's awful. But you can't keep
incompetants around and deliver quality products, or run a decent
company with superior pay and benefits for the good people. The
doofusses drag everybody else down. I'm sure you know what I mean.

� I'm sure 'Always Wrong' has dragged a lot of businesses into the
ground. �We had an engineer who refused to use the company standard
software, and insisted on using outdated DOS based crap that didn't
export unformatted documents and only worked with a few obsolete
printers. Someone had to take his printouts and re type everything, then
clean up his mistakes. When the first round of layoffs hit, he was the
first engineer out the door.

� You fucking retard. �I optimize design, manufacturing, and data
collection operations. �I teach people to be so good at it, they put
judgmental dipshits like you to shame.

� There are still plenty of quite viable legacy applications out there,
dip***.

�Oh.. �I forgot... �"legacy" is too big a word for a fucktard like you.- Hide quoted text -

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The only thing I like about fanfold printers is that after you've
finished your document, you're not FORCED to bind it in some way as
you would be with single sheets. This is completely acceptable for
things like archive paper copies of source code.

I have a newer-model Epson dot-matrix fanfold printer that has a high-
speed USB port on it - so the term "legacy" as applied to these
printers is a little bit of a reach. They are still used, and have
their place. (I'm quite sure the Government still uses this
technology to print welfare checks?)


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