Re: TravelinMan gets hoisted on his own petard!

Travelinman wrote:

In article <hwdbf.3968$Lv.1391@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
 Edwin <thorne25@xxxxxxxx> wrote:


Travelinman wrote:


In article <steve.travis-468A0E.16320305112005@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Steve Travis <steve.travis@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:



In article <nowhere-FCC3AE.12483805112005@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Travelinman  <nowhere@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:



He's a piece of work, aint' he?? ;-))

So when are you going to provide evidence to back up your claim that the oil companies make 33% profit? And even if you could, why would your imagined source be any more believable than CNN, the SEC, or Fox News (which you recommended, btw)?

About the same time your provide evidence that Oseco isn't run on Windows..


Sorry, idiot. I know what we use, you don't.

The video on your own Web site shows Windows being used for CAD work. You admitted here that your salesmen all use Windows, and that you spent "many, many thousands of dollars" to secure your Windows network.


Yep. But how does that make you think that 'the company runs on Windows'. If you're choosing what 'the company runs on', that would be the ERP system or perhaps the finance system. And that sure as heck isn't Windows.

So your company doesn't "run on" the systems that design and sell its products, it runs on the systems the bean counters use? I'll bet dollars to donuts your ERP and finance systems don't run on Macs.
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