PBudge at cbsol.com
PBudge at cbsol.com
Fri May 9 15:55:46 CDT 2003
Actually, *I* would have said that William has a skull of the approximate
thickness of the walls at Fort Knox, but then I've had a lot of, uh,
"conversations" on a lot of topics with him! But, I think a strong case
could be made for demented!!!!
;-)))))))))))))))))))))))))))
Pamela G. Budge
PBudge at cbsol.com
Creative Business Solutions
"Wortz, Charles"
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Pamela,
Do you know for a fact that William is not both? <grin>
Charles Wortz
Software Development Division
Texas Education Agency
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He said DEMENTED, not DENSE!!!! ;-))))))))))))))))))))))
Pamela G. Budge
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Creative Business Solutions
"William Hindman"
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...jest 'cause I think you rite lik 'n ms injuneer ain't not no reasun
to go a'callin' me names, eh! :)
William Hindman
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> Ron,
>
> I have been on this list since about July, 1997. I have come further,
> faster, than would ever be possible without the list. In fact, truth
> be known, I'd be lost without it. Even as a pretty knowledgeable guy,
> I
still
> have questions. Access is so complex that no one "knows it all".
>
<snip big chunk of his sad story>
</snip>
> This group becomes like a family. Kindly Grandmothers like Susan,
demented
> cousins like William, snotty nosed nephews like Drew... well you get
> the picture. <ducking REAL low>
>
> Yea, life just wouldn't be the same without AccessD!
>
> John W. Colby
> www.colbyconsulting.com
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