— 14 April 2006 —
I was in a meeting the other day. I wrote the following:
D i y D, D i y D
tell PM when due
accurate or w t w t h
m a w b acc.
Eithe way not a T P.
Export on camp det
And I have no idea what it means, either.
A prize goes to the person who can tell me what I meant. You won’t suss out any company secrets, that much I am sure. But you might help me rememebr if I am supposed to do something. ;)
Daniel Nicolas eloquently responded with:
This is hilarious
Daniel Nicolas eloquently responded with:
- but I have no idea what you mean
A. Nonny Mouse eloquently responded with:
Do it yourself dork, do it yourself dork. Tell the project manager when it’s due,
accurately or with the way that hurts. Make a way back accessible. Either way not a total package. Export on basecamp with details.
This is dead on I’m sure. Some context would help ;)
Matthew Oliphant eloquently responded with:
“Tell the project manager when it’s due.” Yes.
The rest… not so much.
I do recall that I was sitting next to someone about whom this is mostly written. So I used this shorthand that he wouldn’t see what I was writing.
Ah well.
James Archer eloquently responded with:
Not long ago, I was so tired that I actually feel asleep in the middle of writing some notes. When I awoke, I found that my hand had actually continued writing.
What I saw on the paper looked pretty much like what you posted above.
