Greg, You definitely kept me smiling with that one !! ;-) Very well said.
Sravan, You still have a lot to learn about asking questions (the right way). -- Cerebrus. Group Moderator. On Feb 19, 11:59 pm, "Greg Hile" <[email protected]> wrote: > How about sharing the code you have and what is it that you need. > Simply saying I have a project that involves X, Y, and Z, then asking how to > do X, Y and Z makes it seem to me that you have a project that you have no > idea how to do. > > Maybe some background like, this is a project I was assigned in class, but I > fell down the stairs because I can longer use the elevator after I farted in > it while the dean was in it with me, and now I have suffered a head injury > and cannot recall anything I was taught (but I still can recall the farting > incident, which is REALLY weird!). Please help this poor bean eating fool! > > Or, > My boss asked who could do this project and I volunteered so that I can get > a raise to pay for an operation for a head injury I sustained while in > school (you do NOT want to know how THAT happened!). > > OR, > Dudes, my wife is being held and the kidnappers said they would cut off her > left ear if I didn't write a network data protocol analyzer for them by the > end of the week. I don't know how to do this, PLEASE help me before they > make her head all loppy-sided. > > That's how I'd ask! > > Greg > > >
