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Me:: What's the project?
PHB:: It's something completely revolutionary.
Me:: Um... yeah. So what is it?
PHB:: We're going to maintain a database of all our products and let our customers see it online!; (PHB pauses for applause)
Me:: Wow. That's a revolutionary idea. So I'll put together a LAMP server and we'll be live in $arbitrary_timeframe
PHB:: Lamp? What's that?
Me:: It just means that the site will be run on Linux, Apache, MySQL and Perl.
PHB:: No, it has to be done in ASP.
Me:: What? Why?
PHB:: Because ASP is better; it's what everyone uses.; (insert sounds of one of my eyes being popped out of its socket by the pressure in my head, followed by the sound of the PHB being thrown through a window)

LAI

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