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howdy all ;)
i haven't logged in in months :) unfortunately, i've been trapped deep in the heart of M$ languages. had to read when I found out

i used to have a rather angry, mean, wonderful friend who worked at a toys r'us

one day he gave me one of the best presents ever...it was one of those nifty toys r'us price signs (you know lego yellow center with heavy blue border), but instead of a price all it said in big print was "people suck ;)"

i have taken your lesson and his lesson to heart, and have begun reviewing my own employment contract. i might be switching jobs soon

i'm sorry you won't be around anymore...you did have some of the better posts on this site and i can honestly say i've learned a lot from you. actually this is about as depressing as watching your hair fall out

In reply to Re: Professional Employees and Works for Hire by petesmiley
in thread Professional Employees and Works for Hire by tilly

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