> Problems with our network cons I'm afraid. CJB.
>> Problems with our network cons I'm afraid. CJB.
>
>Likely story... You just have the attention span of my daughter... <grin>
>Actually, at 3 minutes, it's probably *more* than my daughter...
"Dad, can I"
"NO"
90 seconds later
"Dad, can I"
"NO"
90 seconds later
... until Dad says "oh what the f.ck" to himself.
"Go ask your Mom"

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Could be is in the future
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Lee Bell - 16 Mar 2006 11:59 GMT
> "Dad, can I"
> "NO"
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> ... until Dad says "oh what the f.ck" to himself.
> "Go ask your Mom"
And when your wife says "What did your father say?" she responds "He said I
should ask you."
Lee
Rick Simms - 16 Mar 2006 15:35 GMT
>> "Dad, can I"
>> "NO"
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>
>Lee
...which could result in the "LOOK" being given in dad's direction.
Which could also cause the words "FINE", "NOTHING" and the dreaded "GO
AHEAD" being used in the child rearing discussion to follow.
Clearly not a winning situation.
Rick Simms
Business conventions are important because they demonstrate
how many people the company can operate without.