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RE: Death Caused by stupidity Was: CNET Editor Death Caused byaTechnical Communication Mistake?
Subject:RE: Death Caused by stupidity Was: CNET Editor Death Caused byaTechnical Communication Mistake? From:peter -at- galley -dot- ie To:ARobotti -at- CarlinGroup -dot- com, john -dot- cook -at- gmail -dot- com, techwr-l -at- lists -dot- techwr-l -dot- com Date:Thu, 07 Dec 2006 15:48:49 +0000
Firstly, my fullest apology to the victim or relatives if I have caused offense.
I think an apology is also due to whoever created the map for the implication in the original subject line that they were in
any way responsible for that death.
I have no experience of American mountains but I have driven extensively in the European Alps and always check weather
and traffic reports before I start out, especially in Spring and Autumn (Fall) as there is no official start/end to Winter for the
weather.
Peter
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Original Message
> On 12/7/06, peter -at- galley -dot- ie <peter -at- galley -dot- ie> wrote:
> > Do they remove brains before issuing driving licenses?
>
> I don't know, Peter. Do they remove brains before letting
> people reply to Tech Writing threads with crass, insensitive
> replies in the face of tragic deaths?
John, I was going to email this privately, but I'd like to publicly
thank you for this response. I should have sent it myself.
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