Good Back to Normal Monday

[Fonz]

Morning all,

For some reason the sunny spring-like weather has turned completely around so I'm sitting here watching it snow, hail, rain all together.

I did a little tgp gallery project some months ago and now all of the sudden everything gets listed by the hun. I hope Sparky doesn't check my bandwith stats

Have a nice day all!

[FanTC]

Welp, the jeep ain't getting repaired and I ain't getting a po boy for lunch.

It seems some mother fucker decided to use my paypal account to buy a bunch of video games from EA. I have cussed out 27 people now and still don't have my 809 fucking dollars credited back.

The bank has the charges pending but they can't kill the pending charges without Paypal, who has no access to the transactions. So I'm screwed out of access to 809 dollars until the charges drop off..

Lessons we learned this morning...

1. Don't expect to have a po boy at the beach
2. The old lady at the bank doesn't respond well to "Look mother fucker..."
3. You will be hung up on by Paypal if you say "You mother fucker, speak fucking English!"
4. Don't try to fuck a hippy out of his money unless you plan on being cussed up one side, down the other and twice up the center for good measure.

I think the rest of the day calls for doing nothing but smoking dope and plotting murder!

Now back to regularly scheduled morning banter..

[cd34]

Originally Posted by FanTC

Taking Carol's Jeep to the shop this morning to see why her guages just quit randomly

My guess, bad ground. Connection to the body probably has rust under it or is loose.

Originally Posted by Fonz

I did a little tgp gallery project some months ago and now all of the sudden everything gets listed by the hun. I hope Sparky doesn't check my bandwith stats

note to self: set up extra special bit counters.

26 page RFQ -> 2 page RFQ -> 3 page RFQ.

I spent about 18 hours this weekend writing code -- to find that I am the first person on the net to actually need 3 lines of code which seems to be a fundamental basis for 90% of how the web2web communications works. Either people don't use perl, or they assume that an undocumented function is known by all. Two publishing companies actually published code samples that had the formed XML in 'text' inside their program, and they substituted variables within rather than using the built-in method that they used to decode the XML handed to them from another process. Cisco Press and O'Reilly should be ashamed.

Other than that, putting the finishing touches on a few things so I can toss those to a few vendors and work on the next phase.