| Post 14 made on Friday October 4, 2002 at 12:15 |
Ernie Bornn-Gilman Yes, That Ernie! |
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Okay, ubu, get up and resume being a real boy (talk about mixed metaphors!).
I meant to point out that McNasty's reply is a comment on the real world we live in, where the customer does something at the last moment that scuttles performance of the system, or that changes what we should have designed for, and they refuse to take any responsibility for it. It is not nice to tell a customer to take a neon sign and stuff it, but look --McNasty is only one of us who has suffered because some technically devoid customer has decided that he wants a Jacob's ladder (25,000 volt arcs) next to his moving coil cartridge-type turntable (less than .001 volt audio).
Anybody think of emailing the Xantech bunch?
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