But you know how it sounded in your mind.No idea how it was pronounced. I only ever saw it written. In our ticketing system.
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But you know how it sounded in your mind.No idea how it was pronounced. I only ever saw it written. In our ticketing system.
Man I just read them all...and cried a little.If you want an invite to the forums, let me know, but we haven't really been all techies in a very long time. It's a small group of people that have been hanging out there for 20+ years. The creator of CoG is now a senior editor at Ars Technica.
…. and yet here we can purchase ‘cod pieces’ in the frozen seafood section of courseReminds me of something I read 25-30 years ago...
Gorton's (the fish brand in the store) was going to add a new line of fish products. It was Cod, and they were going to call it "Cod Pieces." Development was surprisingly far along before someone pulled the plug on that name.
Yaaaaa - I can hear my manager at Sears now … Keeeeeellllly! Stop it right now!And was Sup. pronounced "soup"? Oh, my goodness... the fun I could have had with that!
Oh my. I can't stop reading there now Bee!
Sure you can send me an invite, PM me with any dets.If you want an invite to the forums, let me know, but we haven't really been all techies in a very long time. It's a small group of people that have been hanging out there for 20+ years. The creator of CoG is now a senior editor at Ars Technica.
I read those also and got a huge laughter out his cussing out the one comment - of course being a Newfoundlander we have that colourful language naturally (could be why my manager was always after me to behave!).
I am havening problems assessing to this sight? Kan u hep me!Chronicles of George has a forum site. CoG