RE: Avoiding documentation bottlenecks while maintaining quality

[Kat Nagel <kat -dot- lists -at- gmail -dot- com>]

At 11:23 AM -0400 2007/09/24, Dori Green wrote:
>Chris Borokowski wrote:
>>I'm going to call my local tattoo shop and see if they can fit it on a
>  >shoulder. With luck, I won't pass out cold when I see the needle.
>**********************
>
>For the sake of brevity (and pain levels), here's the edited version:
>	Speed
>	Quality
>	Price
>
>	Choose two.
>
>Dori Green

Agreed.  And...consider having it tattooed on your forehead instead 
of your shoulder or at least your wrist.  You should be able to 
present it to a client or manager without disrobing first.  Fewer 
potential legal issues that way.

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K@
Kat Nagel

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