[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > And your point would be what? That I need the hair behind my ear yanked?
I was responding to Craig. Try doing something pro-active like getting your boss to let you D/L Mozilla or something similar to use for emailing. > I don't mind constructive criticism; in fact I generally welcome it. But > don't you think that implying that I'm too stupid to find the freakin' > down-arrow key on my keyboard doesn't quite qualify as "constructive"? I have no idea how Lotus Notes works - it just seemed logical that the cursor keys would allow you to not top-post. If that's not true, just educate me and say so - I've never worked for brain-dead IT people - usually more cutting edge types - so I haven't had your bad experiences. I guarantee you I'd be bitching at every turn to the point of near firing if I had to put up what you seem to have to. > I've got much more important (read: real life, not work) stuff on my > mind right now and have no intention of getting any further involved in > this trivial flame war over email formatting, *especially* when it's > something over which I have NO CONTROL. Then try to get control. I'm sure there are ways around it - maybe a gmail account will satisfy your needs. If you exhausted all possible means of getting access to a decent email client, then I apologize - but I doubt you have. You can log into a website can't you ? Try gmail.com or hotmail if you can't install any decent software. > Craig Cardimon wrote: > >> Bill is tough, but in a good way. He reminds me of my fourth grade >> teacher. She enforced the classroom standards equally. Everyone toed the >> line. She grabbed you by the short hairs and yanked until you did. She >> never let me slide on anything, but I tried, oh yes, I tried. Grin. I >> give her tons of credit for helping to whip me into shape. At the time I >> hated her guts, but with adult perspective, I admire her now. > > My father was my 3rd and 4th grade teacher. He used to yank the hairs > right behind your ear when you were screwing up in class. My 5th/6th > grade teacher liked to snap a pencil on your ear when you were screwing > around or bop you on the top of the head with it. My 7th/8th grade teacher > actually took a map pointer and whipped the crap out of a kid with it and > that same kid sings his praises to this day (saw him at my last HS reunion). > Our school was his last chance after being kicked out of two public schools. -- ,-/- __ _ _ $Bill Luebkert Mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (_/ / ) // // DBE Collectibles Mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] / ) /--< o // // Castle of Medieval Myth & Magic http://www.todbe.com/ -/-' /___/_<_</_</_ http://dbecoll.tripod.com/ (My Perl/Lakers stuff) _______________________________________________ ActivePerl mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs
