>>Thanks for your feedback. I admit, I was having a little fun. Someone forwarded me the original link with the question about which career had the biggest upside, and I truly thought it was a gut-buster.
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>No problem with having fun but this particular method is stale.
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>>But...FWIW, I don't buy into the stimulus-response notion of "baiting". Requérir deux à dansez.
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>No it does not take two to tango in this case. It takes only one person to bait in particular ways to get people going. Especially when it has already been done to death. And the fact that to bait someone, including you, would be so easy that I cannot understand what the challenge is?
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>Whats more pathetic Kevin; people who still program in VFP and make a living from it or people who have apparently moved onto much bigger and better things but just can't seem to get away from the old VFP community? Jeez, if I had moved onto doctoring or lawyering or whatever I sure as hell would'nt be bothered and so pathetic as to be needling the poor bastards who are so called left behind.

Jos, I have a theory. I remember that I read an article some years ago where the reporter had interviewed one of the VFP MVPs. This interview was held during a MSFT MVP gathering, with MVPs for many different languages. When the reporter came to do the interview, he asked someone "Where can I find the VFP programmers?" The answer he got, was "Go by the laughter, the VFP programmers are those who have most fun."