Yeah, yeah, yeah. What grep didn't bother to mention was the image I have on my desktop. It's a picture of me with a demonic look on my face (nothing new there), creaming him at Stick Hockey. I was down 6-0 in the last period and beat him 7-6 :) So far, that appears to be our company's record for the best comeback.

Cheers,
Ovid

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In reply to (Ovid) Re(2): Tension Breakers -- or, how to keep from going insane by Ovid
in thread Tension Breakers -- or, how to keep from going insane by clintp

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