Re: LYNX-DEV feature-requests

[brian2]

> Nah, what would be the point, Brian Wilmer would just hack it. ;)

Yeah, Hiram, just like I hacked my OWN web page to link it to /dev/null?
Damn, I can't believe I've been discovered. *laugh*

> 
> The important thing is that I pay attention and when someone asks a
> question I remember the answer to it and can keep Fote and others from
> having to repeat themselves.  It makes me look like I know more than I do. :)
> Would you believe that I work as a computer lab helpdesk consultant?  :) 

I have the same job, even though you're classified as my boss, I know more
than you. ;) (kidding) 

> Answering questions in a group like this is pretty much the same thing,
> and I like to be helpful when I can, so...  I'm not as smart as I may seem
> sometimes. :)

Those of us who work with Hiram can vouch for that. ;)

--brian, speaker of sarcasm

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