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Old 05-04-2015, 02:27 AM   #6
Saxguy
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Originally Posted by Under the Covers View Post
I'm afraid that's increasingly how my hearing seems to go these days, as well, now that things have become so complex they're far beyond my 1980s-1990s expertise level. So I for one very much enjoyed your humor.
Thank you Sir…. Yes, I guess we are in the same time zone or thereabouts. I remember seeing one of the supervisors walking around a construction site with a “swinging brick” (one of the first Motorola mobile phones, that weighed about the same as a pickup battery!), and we all laughed, and I said, well, that’ll never catch on! Umm, hindsight eh? Oh, must have been back in 1980something or other..!

But I do envy those who know what it all means, this programming m’larky. You know, I can build you a house, top to bottom. I can plumb, wire, lay bricks, tile, dry wall, lay solid wood flooring etc etc, and it will be the best job you have ever seen, honestly. On top of which, I am an accomplished artist, I also play the sax, sing, am well travelled, articulate, have given after dinner speeches, lectured…………. Blah blah… however, bloody computers confuse and annoy the heck out of me!

No, I take my hat off to those who know their way around them. When it comes to such things, unfortunately, I am but a mere user. Albeit, a grateful one.
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