> My favorite is the "I'm with stupid" tee shirt, but with the arrow > pointing up (or is it down?)
<snicker> > By the way, Jon, what do guys at > Nasa say when something is relatively easy? We say: "OK, what did we miss?" [BTW, I am not employed by NASA, but by a major aerospace corporation who supports them] > Assuming all y'alls > (plural form of y'all) are pretty good at your jobs, "It's not exactly > rocket science" just doesn't have that same ring to it. y'all *is* plural. "All y'all" is used sometimes, but y'all is sufficient in the above circumstance, according to Webster. :-) Informally, when asked what I do (when among friends), I sometimes respond with a grin that I am a rocket scientist (which is my wife's cue to roll her eyes). In less informal circumstances I'd never do it. I saw somebody introduce herself as a "Rocket Scientist" once in a defensive driving class near Johnson Space Center. Considering several in the class could have referred to themselves the same way, it sort of lost its impact - even made me cringe. jb
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