The amount of utter plankton on this forum ...

[DodgyAgent]

Hmmmm that is a long time

Especially for us

[KentPhilip]

[sasguru]

Hmmmm that is a long time

[sasguru]

Is this your annual summer holiday departure thread?

Not till August, sadly ....
That makes me glum.

[MicrosoftBob]

Says the cretin that keeps returning to his own vomit.

FTFY

[vetran]

making friends again Sassy, what did we tell you about being nice to people?

have a nice flounce!

[d000hg]

... has reached critical mass. It's got to the point where any outsider with a brain reading this bilge will come to the conclusion that all the traits generally associated with IT folk are true: naivety, the tendency to binary thinking with no appreciation of nuance or complexity, poor education, gaucheness, mediocrity, lack of appreciation of the bigger picture - all apply.

Is this your annual summer holiday departure thread?

[hyperD]

Says the dog that keeps returning to his own vomit.

[original PM]

... has reached critical mass. It's got to the point where any outsider with a brain reading this bilge will come to the conclusion that all the traits generally associated with IT folk are true: naivety, the tendency to binary thinking with no appreciation of nuance or complexity, poor education, gaucheness, mediocrity, lack of appreciation of the bigger picture - all apply.

Anyone in particular??

Is there a thread which has piqued your interest??

or do you think people making random all encompassing statements is enhancing the forum in some way??

[sasguru]

But enough about you, what about the rest of us?

I have a bite.

[TykeMerc]

... has reached critical mass. It's got to the point where any outsider with a brain reading this bilge will come to the conclusion that all the traits generally associated with IT folk are true: naivety, the tendency to binary thinking with no appreciation of nuance or complexity, poor education, gaucheness, mediocrity, lack of appreciation of the bigger picture - all apply.

But enough about you, what about the rest of us?

[sasguru]

... has reached critical mass. It's got to the point where any outsider with a brain reading this bilge will come to the conclusion that all the traits generally associated with IT folk are true: naivety, the tendency to binary thinking with no appreciation of nuance or complexity, poor education, gaucheness, mediocrity, lack of appreciation of the bigger picture - all apply.