>If there is no gab about the tests on CS, it means that certain authors of >books that rhyme with "Clacker's Glide" and certain editors of newsletters >that rhyme with "SoxWalk" aren't making much attempt to fan the flames. Not >that they are obligated, of course.

HEEEEEEY John!

As the cartoon said, "I think this TV program is insulting our intelligence, but I'm not really sure." *rof'l*

I really don't hang out on CIS much anymore - heck, I don't even know what the correct acronym is... CIS? CSi? CS? AOL?

Amazing what the difference between 1 and 4 kids makes, specially when two of them need help with their homework every night...

Anyway, the latest book is out of my hands, and I made a resolution earlier this year that once it was at the printer, I would spend a bit of the time I had been devoting to scribbling in Word now scribbling on the UT.

So here's message two - on the same day, even! Just don't ask me anything hard - like a technical question... *s*

Whil