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Posted 2009-April-23, 07:07

If you haven't seen this yet, I strongly recommend checking it out
Quite amusing
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Posted 2009-April-23, 10:57

i first watched it because it led into lost, but now i'm hooked
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Posted 2009-April-23, 14:25

I think this thread should be closed and stickied to memorialize the occasion of Richard and Jimmy being in agreement.
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Posted 2009-April-23, 16:02

TimG, on Apr 23 2009, 03:25 PM, said:

I think this thread should be closed and stickied to memorialize the occasion of Richard and Jimmy being in agreement.

you should have made it a poll...
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Posted 2009-April-23, 18:02

I like the show, but I have one minor quibble: engineers in high-tech companies do not, as a general rule, wear dress shirts and ties these days. Even their managers often don't. You don't see people dressing up until you get to the Director or VP level. I've worked in high tech for 25 years, and the only dress code I've ever encountered was "no T-shirts".
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