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Howdy!

OK. So you didn't "switch" to Anonymous Monk. You still posted needlessly tendentious replies anonymously. That is not the mark of civil discourse and conversation. That is the mark of lame flaming.

By remaining anonymous, you limit your credibility, and get tarred with the actions of other Anonymous Monks, since we can't tell them apart.

You claim to have better things to do with your time. Your responses on the thread suggest that you misspeak -- otherwise why bother posting?

yours,
Michael (who is available for immediate employment in the Washington/Baltimore area as a Unix sysadmin, Sybase DBA/designer, Web admin, or some combination of the above -- see scratchpad for resume)

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: (OT) Interview questions -- your response? by herveus
in thread (OT) Interview questions -- your response? by Ovid

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