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Subject:dress codes, degrees, class From:Brian Martin <martin -at- SODALIA -dot- IT> Date:Wed, 23 Jul 1997 10:31:27 +0200
These discussions seems to point to one thing:
Even though you can dress a wolf in sheeps clothing. You should remember
that a wolf (read that "ambitious person") is still a wolf (read that
"bad-tempered") whether or not it has a sheep skin (read that "sheep
skin").
I mean seriously... "Can't we all just get along?" (Rodney King)
By the way, living in Italy and bein' a tech writer is all I ever wanned
from life. Haf a gud day.
The above information is a release of tension resulting from AutoMapper
circuit overload. Warning: Do NOT attempt to decode. It could contain
viral material.
(just kidding)
Brian
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