Spiro wrote: "never show how easy it is, they don't." But what you do when you need their eyeballs to help get the job done?
Reminds me of a story my Grandfather Visocky used to tell me about his father (my great-grandfather Visocky). Seems that my Great-Grandfather Visocky was a major in the Austrian Imperial Army and being a commissioned officer naturally was able to read. From the story, one of Major Visocky's troops had gotten a letter from his girlfriend or wife -- at any rate it was a feminine significant other of some sort. Since this trooper could not himself read he approached my Great-Grandfather with the following request, "Sir, would you please read this letter to me? And please don't listen?" ---- Holland's Person, Bill E-Mail: [email protected] - "With most men, unbelief in one thing springs from blind belief in another." - German Aphorist, Georg Christoph Lichtenberg (1742 - 1799) [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
