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Thanks for the birthday wishes!
You know, applause after each brilliant performance might be good for a bit, but I’m thinking I’d need earplugs after an hour or so.
Hey. The poison is what gives bacon that magical taste.
Oh…before I forget…I put in a copyright on the word ‘bacon’.
You owe me 5 dollars for infringing on my copyright (or 5 kanuks…whatever currency you Canadians use).
Ken, I’m not that brilliant, so the noise probably wouldn’t get to me for a couple of days.
Mike, sorry, but your laws don’t apply to Canadian bacon. And FYI, we our currency is Canadian Tire money (just ask Ken).
I don’t know the context, but this one scares me a bit
“95% of the stuff you might want to accomplish in MS Access you can do in Excel with 10% the effort.”
Jayson, let’s hope they’re talking about phone lists, or other simple projects that don’t need to be in Access!
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July 31st, 2009 at 11:54 am
Thanks for the birthday wishes!
You know, applause after each brilliant performance might be good for a bit, but I’m thinking I’d need earplugs after an hour or so.
July 31st, 2009 at 12:41 pm
Hey. The poison is what gives bacon that magical taste.
Oh…before I forget…I put in a copyright on the word ‘bacon’.
You owe me 5 dollars for infringing on my copyright (or 5 kanuks…whatever currency you Canadians use).
July 31st, 2009 at 12:50 pm
Ken, I’m not that brilliant, so the noise probably wouldn’t get to me for a couple of days.
Mike, sorry, but your laws don’t apply to Canadian bacon. And FYI, we our currency is Canadian Tire money (just ask Ken).
July 31st, 2009 at 12:54 pm
I don’t know the context, but this one scares me a bit
“95% of the stuff you might want to accomplish in MS Access you can do in Excel with 10% the effort.”
July 31st, 2009 at 1:33 pm
Jayson, let’s hope they’re talking about phone lists, or other simple projects that don’t need to be in Access!