Name 3 things that a person who can't count needs to get the job done.

wrote:

discipline, resources, and above all, common sense and ingenuity.

--

Dave Peterson

I think that the OP was chastising us into getting to work.

So get to work! <vbg.

Ken McLennan wrote:

G'day there Dave,

Name 3 things that a person who can't count needs to get the job done.

wrote:

discipline, resources, and above all, common sense and ingenuity.

Chucklechucklechortle...

Well said, mate. Brought a smile after a crappy day back at work.

(Mind you, I still have no idea why the original post existed!!)

--
See ya,
Ken McLennan
Qld, Australia

--

Dave Peterson

So get to work!

And stop whining! (as my boss likes to say) <g


"Dave Peterson" wrote:

I think that the OP was chastising us into getting to work.

So get to work! <vbg.

Ken McLennan wrote:

G'day there Dave,

Name 3 things that a person who can't count needs to get the job done.

wrote:

discipline, resources, and above all, common sense and ingenuity.

Chucklechucklechortle...

Well said, mate. Brought a smile after a crappy day back at work.

(Mind you, I still have no idea why the original post existed!!)

--
See ya,
Ken McLennan
Qld, Australia

--

Dave Peterson

No one expects the Spanish Inquisition.....

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"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
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Name 3 things that a person who can't count needs to get the job done.

wrote:

discipline, resources, and above all, common sense and ingenuity.

--

Dave Peterson

Well, their primary weapon is, after all, surprise. Well, actually, there's
two primary weapons, surprise and fear... Well, maybe three, surprise,
fear, and an almost fanatical devotion to the Pope? (Why can I remember
that after all these years?)

Robin S.
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"Bob Powell [MVP]" wrote in message
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"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
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Name 3 things that a person who can't count needs to get the job done.

wrote:

discipline, resources, and above all, common sense and ingenuity.

--

Dave Peterson

"RobinS" ha scritto nel messaggio

Well, their primary weapon is, after all, surprise. Well, actually,
there's two primary weapons, surprise and fear... Well, maybe three,
surprise, fear, and an almost fanatical devotion to the Pope? (Why can I
remember that after all these years?)

Thake a look to the world: the "fanatical devotion weapon" is in the dayly
bombs in the other "dark side", not to the Pope one ;)

"Fabio Z" wrote in message
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"RobinS" ha scritto nel messaggio

Well, their primary weapon is, after all, surprise. Well, actually,
there's two primary weapons, surprise and fear... Well, maybe three,
surprise, fear, and an almost fanatical devotion to the Pope? (Why can I
remember that after all these years?)

Thake a look to the world: the "fanatical devotion weapon" is in the
dayly bombs in the other "dark side", not to the Pope one ;)


Well, that's true, but I was quoting Monty Python; that's where I remember
"Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!" from. (In fact, when I see that
line, I still hear it in my head as it was said in the show.) And they were
referring to the Spanish Inquisition, not nowadays.

Robin S.