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Hmm...	by badassitgod	2003-02-27 08:23:10
As I network admin for a medium-size business, setting up small LANs in the conference room is a regular part of my job. I accept it, I do it promptly whenever asked, and rarely is there a problem with what I set up. However when the head of the marketing dept comes to you at 10:15 asking why her 10:00 meeting isn't set up with several computers, after she has contacted the exec VP yelling about your "incompetency" in the matter, and realizes in the middle of her own statement that she never even informed you of this meeting. How are you supposed to respond?
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With a brick bat?	by migiizis	2003-02-27 08:25:07
This is why I never trust a marketing person. (n/t)	by skippy-ish_guy	2003-02-27 08:28:37
weeeell...	by nothmar	2003-02-27 08:29:43
i'll respond for you cracks knuckles	by Ubergeek2	2003-02-27 08:30:19
First you need to install a BNC socket...	by HadEnuf	2003-02-27 08:41:06
"OK, this might sting a bit"	by dcnblues	2003-02-27 08:47:18
I would start with	by wheresthefish	2003-02-27 08:52:22
extract a written apology...	by McNutcase	2003-02-27 10:00:09
In cases such as these I find that...	by breezeblock	2003-02-27 11:42:11
Have you heard of Vito Corleone? :) (n/t)	by mhiper3	2003-02-27 15:11:24

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