The lights are on here and the roof is intact and I'm grateful. Is anybody home? You decide.
Pharm fan
Ian S.
clucked
"Perhaps they'll put those as dates on my headstone." If you're very lucky.
An
anonymous reader blew the whistle on their child labor practices.
"This institution exclusively uses drivers who aren't legally old enough to drive."
Greg A. grumbled
"Glad that the important notice that there was no important
notice was given such prominence in the official ACT web page."
I have nothing more to add.
Regular reader
Michael R.
reported
"I can confirm Hermes knows how to navigate the unknown."
Finally, faithful follower
B.J.H.
has been around here long enough to see this one over and over again.
"For some reason people keep thinking zip codes are numbers
just because they are composed of digits. When EPIC sent paper
mail asking for money in December the envelope used a zip
code of 1740 (and it was delivered). They solved leading
zero issue by switching to base 36." Or it might just be base
26, no way to tell.
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