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William Mook wrote:


I am retired and working on things that interest me. As far as I know,
you still work for a living.

Cheers




Little did Terrell suspect that one of those things that interested
William Mook was the breeding of Pavlovian-trained Giant Japanese
Hornets that the Mook Ninja would soon transport to his house- Giant
Hornets trained to sting anything that had come in contact with the
scented toilet paper which Terrill had received a free sample roll of in
the mail only the week before. :-)

Pat

William Mook wrote:
Terrell,

It seems to me that you are speaking for Pat Flannery here.

'sokay, we are all Pat Flannery

Don't you think he should speak for himself?

depends on whether he remembers the dream he had the previous night,
mainly g

Also, your commentary detailing a
history of my business dealings over a decade - all in a highly
derogatory way - disabuses anyone of Jim Davis' notion that no one has
any strong interest in what I say.

you flatter yourself

For the record, both Orbatek and Mok Industries are moving forward and
I am quite successful.

then why haven't you updated your website in three years, Bill?

What was that DUNS number, btw...?

I created the first computer based
cash-register, the first credit-card scanner in a gasoline pump, the
first VoIP network, the first acrylamide ink based display system, the
first robotic system that used device drivers to implement Nyquist
stability feedback, the first TPV based portable power system, and this
is just the short list of accomplishments.

you forgot inventing the Internet

I am retired and working on things that interest me. As far as I know,
you still work for a living.

yep, I'm *getting paid* to work on things that interest me

--
Terrell Miller


"Suddenly, after nearly 30 years of scorn, Prog is cool again".
-Entertainment Weekly

Terrell Miller wrote:
William Mook wrote:
Terrell,

It seems to me that you are speaking for Pat Flannery here.

'sokay, we are all Pat Flannery


Somehow I doubt it.


Don't you think he should speak for himself?

depends on whether he remembers the dream he had the previous night,
mainly g


I don't think so.


Also, your commentary detailing a
history of my business dealings over a decade - all in a highly
derogatory way - disabuses anyone of Jim Davis' notion that no one has
any strong interest in what I say.

you flatter yourself

How?

For the record, both Orbatek and Mok Industries are moving forward and
I am quite successful.

then why haven't you updated your website in three years, Bill?


Is it needed?

What was that DUNS number, btw...?


I created the first computer based
cash-register, the first credit-card scanner in a gasoline pump, the
first VoIP network, the first acrylamide ink based display system, the
first robotic system that used device drivers to implement Nyquist
stability feedback, the first TPV based portable power system, and this
is just the short list of accomplishments.

you forgot inventing the Internet

Never said that dude, and neither did Al Gore... check out Lies and
the Lying Liars to Tell them by Al Franken.

http://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-...am+AND+IN/mook

http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-P...AND+IN/william

http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-P...AND+IN/william

I am retired and working on things that interest me. As far as I know,
you still work for a living.

yep, I'm *getting paid* to work on things that interest me

Only to the extent your boss is willing to pay you to do those things.
That's the difference.


--
Terrell Miller


"Suddenly, after nearly 30 years of scorn, Prog is cool again".
-Entertainment Weekly