And I was feeling bad about wearing the world's ugliest jeans. But I'm leagues ahead of you two.
I find myself increasingly in arenas where people have a shitload of business knowledge, and all I have is my particular technical knowledge. I can't even work out what questions to ask--I have to ask someone if they're good questions first. It's not about me looking stupid, it's about the team. I want us to look good. But, damn, there are a lot of details in this industry, and I will never retain them.
However, I have been able to point out that there are important facts that it seems no one knows, but everyone was ploughing forward as if they had a clue. It's not so bad being naked if everyone in the court is too.
What I don't understand is that it seems like no one comes back and says, "Barriers save lives, so let's find a way to make effective barriers that are not ugly and that fit in with a historic buildings."
They've tried, and there are numerous fairly unobtrusive designs floating around, but the objectors then object that it's a lot of money to spend to prevent just a handful of suicides a year and while suicide is regrettable, these people are really just selfish and since there aren't that many of them we shouldn't spend public funds protecting them from their own selfishness.
I WANT A COCKTAIL!!!
Well, put on a pair of coolots and have a seat.
there may be some facts he's not aware of
lulz
Shrimp on a treadmill! I hate these asshats.
That site is one of those parody ones, right? Right?!?!?!?
sigh ... no
OK, I missed the "shrimp on a treatmill" thing - what is it?
Right Ginger? It's like the scaffolding on the Washington Monument. They found a way to actually make it a plus rather than an eyesore.
That site is one of those parody ones, right? Right?!?!?!?
Oy. Between that and JZ's jumper, I'm going to weep for humanity for just a wee bit.
Then I may join the fashion damned for a cocktail. I'm wearing my yoga pants, does that count?
