I came across this interesting article on a MSDN blog about why each drive has its own current directory and in addition to learning something new (that you can use cd /d option to change directories between drives) I saw this super funny response from one of the users to a spam comment 
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One of my friend’s IM status message
It’s better to lose your Ego to the one you Love, than to lose the one you LOVE because of EGO
Comment from a lady coming out of a portable toilet, during the Northface Endurance Challenge Half Marathon this weekend
You know, it is cold, when you don’t want to come out of the porta-potti!!
It was 36 degrees!!
Ran across this post on the BBC (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/8202378.stm) regarding a 90 year old Nairobian man who recently expired. He decided to get himself educated and enrolled in school at the age of 85. Next time, you think it is too late to start something, reconsider it
You have to be an immigrant to the USA, to understand this .
My friend, Hareesh, sent this posting on an online forum related to immigration matters
I am so HAPPY today. My lawyer told me that my daughter can sponsor both me and my wife once she is 18. She is only 3 now, so thats 15 years away only. It would have taken 20+ years with my EB2-based case (PD May 2008). I am so HAPPY today.
Comment by my friend, Rich, on expesive stores
Whole Foods = Whole Paycheck
Neiman Marcus = Needless Markup
Comment by a colleague about progress
Somebody told me once that getting it right the first time is accident, second time is coincidence and the third time is consistence.
Comment by a colleague about how useful your contributions are at work..
Yesterdays recipe is today’s shit
In other words, there is no end to the race ..
Comment by George Mitchell, new US envoy for Middle East appointed by President Obama and Secretary of State Clinton, about conflicts
Conflicts are created, conducted and sustained by human beings; they can be ended by human beings..
Comment by an esteemed colleague when discussing the need to purchase hardware to fix performance issues..
Software is like a gas.. it expands to fill all the space (capacity) available to it”
This is derived from Myhrvold’s law which states “As the software becomes more complex, the likelihood of problems tend to increase”. The original article is on Wired.com at http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/3.09/myhrvold.html.
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