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I'm proudest of the stuff I've done for work - simple CGI web stuff - but one of my genius office mates claims she can't get it because it's not in Microsoft Office - her words, not mine.

And yes my head was bloody from banging it in to the wall over that statement. Although in fairness, she's stopped typing business letters in all upper case.

To disagree, one doesn't have to be disagreeable - Barry Goldwater

In reply to Re: The code I'm most proud of is: by Popcorn Dave
in thread The code I'm most proud of is: by Ratazong

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