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Subject:Re: Technical people From:kendal stitzel <kensti -at- KENSTI -dot- AUTO-TROL -dot- COM> Date:Thu, 16 Dec 1993 15:23:44 MST
Janet
> PS. Hope this was OK to post. I just thought if I could use a small laugh,
> everyone else could, too.
I enjoyed it. But please include your private e-mail address in your messages
in case we don't want to reply via the mailing list.
> PPS. Someone here at the office tells me that the author of this strip has
> an E-Mail address on the Internet. You can send him messages telling him
> about the stupid stuff that goes on in your office, and who knows, you might
> wind up in print.
If you find out what it is, I'd like to know. I love the "Dilbert" strip.
The author clearly has some inside information about life in technical
companies.
I think there is another Dilbert book called something like "Avoid Meetings
With Time-Wasting Cretins." :-D
