Not wanting to ask for direction is a guy thing. It starts early, too. That's why it takes ten million sperm to fertilize one egg. None wants to ask for directions. Carl Meyer > [Original Message] > From: Eugenia Carter <ginacarter@carolina.rr.com> > To: <pianotech@ptg.org> > Date: 7/23/00 5:06:58 AM > Subject: Pianotech Lunch > > Well guys, > > It's time to tell the real story. After the several posts on pianotech list > telling us when and where the group would meet, it was decided to conduct a > survey to determine how well the groupies of this list responded to certain > stimuli - that of actual human encounters of the real kind. I am happy to > report that 22 of the 33 or 66% of those who responded in the affirmative to > the survey regarding attendance actually were able to remember the details > of this > thingee and find the meeting site. This proves that 2/3 of certain techie > groupies are able to navigate without compass and without sighting by > starlight and still find their ultimate destination. > > The conclusion from this actual data proves that these results are from > years of deciphering directions from customers and the absolute > determination not to ask directions. Well gone, groupies! > > Gina > > --- Carl W. Meyer, Santa Clara, Ca. --- cmpiano@earthlink.net
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