Dear Log,
As much as allnighters programming (or writing) are considered common in the biz, I'm getting a bit old for such things now.
I need a walker and a comfy chair, and an AARP membership!!
There are too many things to do in life. All-nighters distrupt chi flow. And they are bad ju-ju. Papa no like.
Re:All-nighters are hella lame
hfb on 2002-04-07T02:54:33
Coffee! You can sleep when you're dead!. I think I'm older than both of you put together so if I can drive to st. louis and back in a weekend without much sleep, you guys shouldn't whine about an all-nighter
:) I'll have to send y'all a box of depends and efferdent soon. Re:All-nighters are hella lame
TorgoX on 2002-04-07T02:59:18
Don't forget to also send us some Gold Bond Medicated Powder, and some slacks where the waist comes up to my neck. And one of those little 0-shaped plastic changepurses that ya pinch to open up, so I can keep my coins someplace.Also: Matlock, on betamax tapes.
Re:All-nighters are hella lame
hfb on 2002-04-07T04:52:31
Matlock? Dang, I got you a Golden Girls retrospective since I know how much you love Bea Arthur
:) Re:All-nighters are hella lame
jjohn on 2002-04-07T03:18:46
Feh! In my day, we didn't have "all nighters." We couldn't leave work ever! After learning to crawl around as little babies, we'd be stuck to doing tech support until we were aged 6 years. And then we'd do QA for another ten years. There was no "teevee" or "birthday parties" or "french kissing." We didn't have time! We had to work three shifts a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. AND WE LIKED IT THAT WAY!
