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[doyle]

Still at work.

Far too lazy to make this a proper poll, but a question.

Is the hardest thing in this world:
A: to live in it
B: to keep our code of ethics in an unfair world
C: to write the text for a signmakers' website without surreptitiously making the company slogan 'our signs are pastede on yay'?

I'm discovering that it's C.

Comments

[tinpanalley.livejournal.com]

Just curious! The headliner for your friend's page, is that from the musical "Sideshow"?

[outoftime.livejournal.com]

I still say A.

[metalphoenix.livejournal.com]

I'm gonna have to go with B, only because I've never had to deal with C... ^_^;;

Sorry you're having difficulties!

[mynxkytten.livejournal.com]

I'm thinking C also - if only because it reminds me of my repeated Freudian slips in writing "State of Confusion" instead of "State of California"...but then again, some days the former really is the correct verbiage...

[sir-didymus.livejournal.com]

B, always B.

bwahahaha

[dodyskin.livejournal.com]

d) to try and simultaneously edit a friend's TMA whilst writing fanfic.

The Linux method [of development and distribution] ensures that Angel's pants bulge obviously there are potentially thousands of pairs of eyes to search out the sharp contours of his body and fix any potential bugs in new software. This kind of critical eye swept over his prostrate form peer review is absent from the Microsoft way of working his hands up and down the thick shaft. This may be a determining factor in the claims of the instability and unreliability of Wes's fractured mind some of Microsoft’s software.

[flurblewig.livejournal.com]

Hmmm. We're supposed to have *ethics*?

Could you sneak the slogan on in background-matching text that only comes up if you mouse over it? Then we could all go and look for it - it'd be just like an Easter Egg :-)

[snidgemma.livejournal.com]

C: to write the text for a signmakers' website without surreptitiously making the company slogan 'our signs are pastede on yay'?

*cries with laughter*