Stop it, you're killing me here. After numerous attempts by several people to convey to you just how ignorant it is to claim something is "written in UNIX" you refute all that with the crushing argument of "that's how we say it in my office"? Never mind that we've already established your workplace to be a dismal cave of intellectually (yep, two l's Mr.Spelling Bee) impaired wastrels (who spend their workday making bets on the origin of anonymous PM posters instead of ... uh ... working). Ok, so you were beaten over the head once too often at a young age, but surely you must realize how farcical your posts are? Come on, even a Yank must be capable of that much introspection.

And just so you know, there're other places than Britain and the US where English is spoken. And despite your obviously deep-rooted fear of anything British you should know they don't hold exclusivity on the sarcasm thing either (I know that parts of the US populace have had their capacity for irony and sarcasm surgically removed though, so you can be forgiven for not realizing that).

Hey, but good luck on your bid for exclusivity on the Week's Worst Nodes list.

In reply to Re^9: Go to? by Anonymous Monk
in thread Go to? by Ronnie

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