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gooblax
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Where do you get your Dilberts from? My colleague must get them from the same place cause he always sends the same ones. :lol:
Is he a programmer/geek/nerd/etc?
I get mine every once in a while (and others I have posted) from my CodeProject.com daily news emails.
I love the guy's quick wit that prepares the daily news emails! His smart *ss comments that he adds below the article links are pretty funny.
snapshot example:
gooblax
MVP
Well he's an engineer, so... I'll let you finish that sentence.
Thanks, that could be it. :lol:
Well he's an engineer, so... I'll let you finish that sentence.
Thanks, that could be it. :lol:
:rofl:
Only engineer I had as a friend back in Québec was a forestry engineer (think that's the proper English term) He was a great guy smart, dorky but really spaced out sometimes... he already had 3 accidents rear ending other cars back then and was only mid 30's at the time. Needles to say that I would not let him drive after me
David Baxter PhD
Late Founder
I love these stupid free programs that are available to do your taxes.
Stupidity #1 With only 3 actual amounts to enter besides my personal info the FREE PC version of the software keeps telling me that according to my input they recommend I upgrade to the paid version. Seriously? With no taxable income to declare they think I need the paid version to get the best tax refund possible. OK I get it they need to make money...
Stupidity #2 lies in the fact after I've filed my tax return and they think for some reason I need the paid online version
Stupidity #3 As if I'd even think of entering my personal and tax info and return via the web dream on!
Stupidity #4 I actually use the same software for the last 3 years and still let this crap advertising get to me :facepalm:
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Stupidity #1 With only 3 actual amounts to enter besides my personal info the FREE PC version of the software keeps telling me that according to my input they recommend I upgrade to the paid version. Seriously? With no taxable income to declare they think I need the paid version to get the best tax refund possible. OK I get it they need to make money...
Stupidity #2 lies in the fact after I've filed my tax return and they think for some reason I need the paid online version
Stupidity #3 As if I'd even think of entering my personal and tax info and return via the web dream on!
Stupidity #4 I actually use the same software for the last 3 years and still let this crap advertising get to me :facepalm:
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David Baxter PhD
Late Founder
Maybe THAT is what my desktop is doing. 
David Baxter PhD
Late Founder
David Baxter PhD
Late Founder
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