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Seahawk72s

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Genius at work
« on: February 02, 2012, 08:52:32 PM »

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Re: Genius at work
« Reply #1 on: February 03, 2012, 05:10:43 AM »
The man who clouds the minds of men is what I call that type. I always wanted to be one of those. They  seem to hold a high position but nobody really knows what they do for sure. They are always around and always know far to much about what is going on. They are both feared and respected mainly because nobody seems to know what they really do or how much power the wield. When I worked at Motorola it was a guy named Frank. At my last job it was George and at my current one it's Howard. Just before the new year Howard called a meeting to get a status of my current project. It was with a great deal of the department heads some of who didn't even know about the project but they all came. I had never heard of the guy and I asked my boss who he was. She said "Oh that's just Howard. I'm surprised I didn't introduce you when you started." I asked what he had to do with my project and she didn't know so I as what his function was and she said she didn't know. At that point the head of Finance came into our office and she asked him what Howard did and he didn't know. 

Like I say, the man who clouds the minds of men.

I want to be one of them. ;D


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Re: Genius at work
« Reply #2 on: February 03, 2012, 12:19:34 PM »
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Like I say, the man who clouds the minds of men.

 Not to worry. After inspecting many of your ships, both here at Rag Tag and at OHM, I can honestly say that I don't know how the .... you do it. I know that it's not nuclear science or anything, but there's a lot more to developing a cool ship than what I ever realized. After I tried my own hand at vehicle development, I decided that it's better to be clouded and happy, than to be frustrated. Thanks to you and all of the other "real" Orbiter developers that have kept me clouded but happy. :-*

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