Gwadien
Uneducated Northern Cretin
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- Jul 15, 2006
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m8, you old bean.
Well yes...except previously I would get a phone call saying 'Ay mate that gas pipes not to close to the roof is it?'..but now I get a letter off their lawyer alter ego.
It's a general thing that's riding on the back of technology and I guess everyone has to show they can use the latest tools, but when schoolkids HAVE to present worked auto formatted by word, printed out on quality paper, then we are sliding towards the fluff....'what the fuck is this Jenkins...a pen? Used on writing paper?
I'm all for technology and using tools but when the tool IS the content, then things ate going astray.
It's because they don't want to get into an argument about things. They want to know "are you going to do it like this" and have the security of written proof that you're going to do what they asked for.Well yes...except previously I would get a phone call saying 'Ay mate that gas pipes not to close to the roof is it?'..but now I get a letter off their lawyer alter ego.
What?Obviously I'm communicating with the converted, so I'd like to ask if our little conversation met with their expectations with regards to the context in which it should be evaluated.
Either you or your neighbour is stealing electric then![]()
I have such an issue with Office, and it's not to do with it's cost or code, it's just that these technologies allow any idiot to look professional, which kinda undermines the while concept of what it means.
No one is impressed anymore by a fancy website or a letter that looks like a corporate clerical centre produced it, simply because Johnny noteeth could have banged it out on his 30 quid printer.
But what they do is up the ante, everyone I quote for now expects a word doc emailed to them, full of bullshit pseudo lawyer speak.
I get replies like..'thankyou for your quote..could you just confirm in writing the positioning of the gas pipe in relation to the outside guttering I have highlighted in attached image A.'
I get round and the person sending me the replies is in pyjamas at 2pm.
Everyone's a frickin closet corporate liason manager now because you can bullshit electronically.
I have such an issue with Office, and it's not to do with it's cost or code, it's just that these technologies allow any idiot to look professional, which kinda undermines the while concept of what it means.
No one is impressed anymore by a fancy website or a letter that looks like a corporate clerical centre produced it, simply because Johnny noteeth could have banged it out on his 30 quid printer.
But what they do is up the ante, everyone I quote for now expects a word doc emailed to them, full of bullshit pseudo lawyer speak.
I get replies like..'thankyou for your quote..could you just confirm in writing the positioning of the gas pipe in relation to the outside guttering I have highlighted in attached image A.'
I get round and the person sending me the replies is in pyjamas at 2pm.
Everyone's a frickin closet corporate liason manager now because you can bullshit electronically.
You'll pay and you'll go, especially if it's the ginger one you weird fucking beastI see the Elf musical starring some girls aloud bint is pricing tickets from 65 to 240 quid each!
To see a musical based on the Elf movie...seriously, you would have to pay me to sit through that shite.