>>Nothing against your current presentations, but I was quite the fan of your Mach-3 demos of days passed. ;)
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>Yes, and I think there is a line between fun demos and educational demos. When I go to user groups, I often have more time in one presentation and I save that fun/fast/cool demos stuff for near the end of the talk. But I talk slower than I use to, in conversation and in presentations, and that is by design. :) But all is not lost here, since people can go to many of the VFP events around the world and see Drew Speedie give super fast and cool VFP presentations that are similar to my VFP demos from the 90s. :)

I once saw you and Drew speak on the SAME DAY at DevCon. That double dose was wilder than Paris Hilton after a pitcher of Red Bull and vodka.