Charles Dickens sat down in a bar with a harrumph.
The bartender asked, “Charles, what’s the matter?”
Charles said, “I’ve got nothing! I have been racking my brain for two
weeks in my cabin by myself and I’ve no ideas. Nothing!”
So the bartender said, “Let me lighten your load a little, what can I
get you?”
Charles said, “Martini.”
The bartender asked, “olive or twist?”
Charles Dickens sat down in a bar with a harrumph.
The bartender asked, “Charles, what’s the matter?”
Charles said, “I’ve got nothing! I have been racking my brain for two
weeks in my cabin by myself and I’ve no ideas. Nothing!”
So the bartender said, “Let me lighten your load a little, what can I
get you?”
Charles said, “Martini.”
The bartender asked, “olive or twist?”[/color]
I had Great Expectations of these American Notes, but Hard Times have
left a Bleak House for Our Mutual Friend: it’s a pity you didn’t see
The Signal, Man…
–
Shaun Pond
in my “day job” I work for ENGL; our aim is to make Windows deployment
easy
interesting thought.