On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 18:58:17 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Doug Kanter wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Does John actually teach? I know he's mentioned he subs in the
Alexandria school system, but my recollection is that he has posted
that
he mainly babysits high school kids, and doesn't teach. Or was it that
he tries to teach some math classes if he is assigned one, but doesn't
try to teach if he is assigned to a non-math class.

I have no idea. Is John lying? Do we need an independent inquiry? :-)


I'm not sure anything about John passes the WGAS test.

Oh come on....he's way better than NOYB. Think of it this way (a strawman -
get ready): Let's say all four of us were at the seaquarium in Baltimore,
drunk as skunks, and you wanted my help throwing either JohnH or NOYB into a
tank full of sharks, just for grins. You can only pick one: Which would you
feed to the sharks?


Look at what you started, Doug. For shame. I guess it's some kind of
feather in my cap if Harry would throw me to the sharks. That tank in
the Baltimore aquarium has a bunch of 'em, too.

John H

On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD
on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay!

"John H" wrote in message
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Look at what you started, Doug. For shame. I guess it's some kind of
feather in my cap if Harry would throw me to the sharks. That tank in
the Baltimore aquarium has a bunch of 'em, too.

John H

I'm just a whole bunch of fun today. Consider yourself lucky. My boss is
ready to have a stroke because of me today. His 25 yr old son decided to
"help" by making some adjustments to our network. Now, the company's email
is down, as well as a host of other network functions which are crucial to
the business. I told him I'll continue to refer to his son as "the child"
until everything works again. I'm having a ball.

This could be a good opportunity to rackup some brownie points.
Fix the problem as fast as possible and don't remind the boss of his son's
blunder...he knows that.
Humbly accept any praise thrown your way and assume 'points' have been
deposited in your account.
Who knows...you may need them someday.

Doug Kanter wrote in message
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I'm just a whole bunch of fun today. Consider yourself lucky. My boss is
ready to have a stroke because of me today. His 25 yr old son decided to
"help" by making some adjustments to our network. Now, the company's email
is down, as well as a host of other network functions which are crucial to
the business. I told him I'll continue to refer to his son as "the child"
until everything works again. I'm having a ball.

I'm 400 miles from the servers and don't know how to fix the problems. All I
know is that a friend here, who's a REAL network engineer, has read all the
emails flying back and forth, and has informed me that we have a Very
Serious Problem with the child, and with the business, if the nonsense
continues for another day or two.

This has happened several times before. The first time, the kid built some
sort of rudimentary software for the high school library. Daddy was so
impressed that he let the child tinker in the office. Brought down the
Lantastic network for 2 days.

I'm beyond brownie points by now. By tomorrow, I'll have fangs. I'm over it.
WAY over it.

"Don White" wrote in message
...
This could be a good opportunity to rackup some brownie points.
Fix the problem as fast as possible and don't remind the boss of his son's
blunder...he knows that.
Humbly accept any praise thrown your way and assume 'points' have been
deposited in your account.
Who knows...you may need them someday.

Doug Kanter wrote in message
...

I'm just a whole bunch of fun today. Consider yourself lucky. My boss is
ready to have a stroke because of me today. His 25 yr old son decided to
"help" by making some adjustments to our network. Now, the company's
email
is down, as well as a host of other network functions which are crucial
to
the business. I told him I'll continue to refer to his son as "the
child"
until everything works again. I'm having a ball.

Oh!...that is a different kettle of fish. Good luck.

Doug Kanter wrote in message
...
I'm 400 miles from the servers and don't know how to fix the problems. All
I
know is that a friend here, who's a REAL network engineer, has read all
the
emails flying back and forth, and has informed me that we have a Very
Serious Problem with the child, and with the business, if the nonsense
continues for another day or two.

This has happened several times before. The first time, the kid built some
sort of rudimentary software for the high school library. Daddy was so
impressed that he let the child tinker in the office. Brought down the
Lantastic network for 2 days.

I'm beyond brownie points by now. By tomorrow, I'll have fangs. I'm over
it.
WAY over it.