Gene Buckle writes:
So, that don't impresses her much?
Erik
No. But Shania helped me discover a better approach...
You wear leopard print dresses? *gdr*
Jon was up here in MN one time so we got together for breakfast.
Imagine our horror when we showed up in the
Jon Berndt wrote:
Informally, when asked what I do (when among friends), I sometimes respond
with a grin that I am a rocket scientist (which is my wife's cue to roll
her eyes). In less informal circumstances I'd never do it. I saw somebody
So, that don't impresses her much?
Erik
Curtis L. Olson writes:
Assuming all y'alls (plural form of y'all) are pretty good at your
jobs, It's not exactly rocket science just doesn't have that same
ring to it.
I've always said that rocket science isn't exactly rocket science
either. Hell, most of the science involved is just
So, that don't impresses her much?
Erik
No. But Shania helped me discover a better approach...
;-)
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David Megginson writes:
Curtis L. Olson writes:
Assuming all y'alls (plural form of y'all) are pretty good at your
jobs, It's not exactly rocket science just doesn't have that same
ring to it.
I've always said that rocket science isn't exactly rocket science
either. Hell, most of
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
I always heard that rocket scientists say, It's not exactly brain
surgery. But then what to neurosurgens say? Probably something like
It's only brain surgery...
Or: It's not exactly computer science?
Erik
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I always heard that rocket scientists say, It's not exactly brain
surgery. But then what to neurosurgens say? Probably something like
It's only brain surgery...
Maybe neurosurgeons say: It's not exactly female psychology.
;-)
[with apologies to the women who might be reading this!]
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Curtis L. Olson [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I always heard that rocket scientists say, It's not exactly brain
surgery. But then what to neurosurgens say? Probably something like
It's only brain surgery...
Rocket science, I'm stupid T-shirts, and John Deere hats? Hehe. This
should discourage
Erik Hofman writes:
I always heard that rocket scientists say, It's not exactly brain
surgery. But then what to neurosurgens say? Probably something like
It's only brain surgery...
Or: It's not exactly computer science?
It's not exactly golf.
All the best,
David
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David
So, that don't impresses her much?
Erik
No. But Shania helped me discover a better approach...
You wear leopard print dresses? *gdr*
g.
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On Wed, 15 Jan 2003 07:49:52 -0800 (PST)
Gene Buckle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, that don't impresses her much?
Erik
No. But Shania helped me discover a better approach...
You wear leopard print dresses? *gdr*
What the ... ?!
I thought I turned that webcam off at home!
Gene Buckle writes:
So, that don't impresses her much?
Erik
No. But Shania helped me discover a better approach...
You wear leopard print dresses? *gdr*
Jon was up here in MN one time so we got together for breakfast.
Imagine our horrer when we showed up in the same leapard
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In 2001 David Megginson had submitted bug no 433286 Sun lights plane at
night.
to http://sourceforge.net/projects/flightgear/. His summary was:
Sun lights plane at night.
After the sun disappears below the line of sight, it
continues to light the plane throughout
On 1/14/03 at 4:29 PM Jon S Berndt wrote:
On Tue, 14 Jan 2003 16:15:50 -0600
Curtis L. Olson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The policy is that we say nice things about sourceforge and we
appreciate the service they provide to the open-source community.
But they really pissed me off one day with
David Luff writes:
Can someone who lives in Texas actually call someone else a redneck?
Yeah, and Houston no less ...
Curt.
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Twin Cities[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Minnesota
Even worse is this crappy proprietary driving sim software I have to
curse all day at my day job. If I wasn't so busy trying to coax it
through and endless series of segfaults, crashes, bugs, and other
unrepeatable behaviors I'd be tempted to make an open source driving
sim based on
David Luff writes:
Can someone who lives in Texas actually call someone else a redneck?
Yeah, and Houston no less ...
Curt.
Dang! I set myself up again!
Well, I don't think *I* qualify as a redneck. I'm an engineer. I don't drive
a pickup. I don't own a shotgun.
[now let's see ... where
Jon Berndt writes:
Well, I don't think *I* qualify as a redneck. I'm an engineer. I don't drive
a pickup. I don't own a shotgun.
A failed redneck, then (redneck manqué).
[now let's see ... where did I leave the phone number I call to get tickets
to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo
David Megginson writes:
Real rednecks wear baseball caps with farm-equipment logos on them,
don't they? Where's your bikini-inspector tee shirt?
My favorite is the I'm with stupid tee shirt, but with the arrow
pointing up (or is it down?)
I'm more of a geek than a redneck too ... my best geek
On Tue, 14 Jan 2003 18:03:25 -0600,
Jon Berndt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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David Luff writes:
Can someone who lives in Texas actually call someone else a
redneck?
Yeah, and Houston no less ...
Curt.
Dang! I set myself up again!
Well, I don't think
My favorite is the I'm with stupid tee shirt, but with the arrow
pointing up (or is it down?)
snicker
By the way, Jon, what do guys at
Nasa say when something is relatively easy?
We say: OK, what did we miss? [BTW, I am not employed by NASA, but by a
major aerospace corporation who supports
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