I think he meant "I am faggot" but he tried to say it all cute by taking out the "am" and misspelling faggot.


kinda like the backwards "R" in toys-r-us

 

just curious, and dont feel obligated to answer...


chaz, rufio, where do yall work? or more precisely, what do yall do for a living?


im a full-time student, but like to jump out of bushes and scare little children when they walk by.

 

www.stratus.com

 

:hesitantly clicks link after verifying in status bar:

 

well, that's a relief... but are you a tech? customer service rep? managerial? board?


basically, labor or management?

 

i'm assuming management. and way towards the top.

 

I'm a senior techie, Alex. I've flirted with management over the years (yeah, my VP is a woman ), but I'm basically an inventor.

I've been writing systems-level software for 20 years, Alex.

 

whoa


that's some hardcore stuff right there!

i assumed as much but didnt wanna embarrass in case you were just a customer service rep!



though i agree, management is never fun. i like to do my own thing, not boss others to do it for me. i guess i dont like being bossed around either.

so much more gratifying to know your own shit really is your own

 

the extent of my code writing abilities is as follows:



cout<<"i hate authority";

 

I believe in building stuff, Alex. That's the bottom line.

Good management is a wonderful thing, but actually building a product is (to me) what it's all about.

The truth is that you can find a lot of fun stuff in many different types of jobs. Customer Service (especially at my company) is a pretty smart and engaged group of people.

But, again, building the thing... Well, that's my point.

My advice, whatever company / industry you start to look at, be part of their central business. If you're gonna build/design cars; work in the car biz...

PM me if you want to talk more about stuff like this, Alex. I'm always open to that kinda' thing.