We actually did drive in rush hour traffic the last time we were down there. It was many times better than any recent commute up here.

Today's complaint:

Kids who clog up mall hallways by skidding hither and yon on their wheelie shoes should be shot, and their indulgent parents' heads mounted on pikes in the food court to serve as a warning to others.

When service people give you a time window in which they are supposed to arrive, why do they wait until AFTER THE WINDOW to inform you they'll be late when they know damn well before the window passes that they'll be late. :mad:

Why did Saturn design my car so rainwater collects on the trunk lid and then drips directly into the trunk when you open it? It's the lamest piece of engineering I've ever seen.

Why does my company deploy software before testing all the kinks and making sure the users are fully trained? And why do I even ask?

When did you start working in my office?

As a test engineer by trade...it's all the developers' and marketing people's fault.

As a developer, users *are* the best testers.

As a designer if you'd all just do it the way you were told to do it, all would be fine.

As a tech support specialist if you would allow users who have some grasp of the program test it before releasing the program to the masses (most of who are technically challenged) it would allow us to concentrate on the larger issues.

So it's everyone's fault. :)

As a marketing person, make the best of it, it's for your own good.;)