I used to work at the same company with PHP guy Andrei Zmievski, but never took the time to get to know him. I should have, because it turns out he's great at Mr. T jokes, which of course is a key sign of good character.
Andrei blogged about how he'd be unlikely to hire Merry Maids to clean his pad because of his desire for privacy: "... it all comes down to evaluating how much of a crimp this might put into my lifestyle versus the benefits I gain from not having to clean the place myself."
Me: "So a key part of your lifestyle is leaving your credit-card bills and Mr. T gold chain collection in plain view? :-)"
Andrei: "I pity the fool who takes the chains."
Ha!
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