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Re: Why one does not want to upset an engineer

#74681 02/02/07 02:33 AM

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Are you sure this isn't a GC's check?.
No sorry I forgot, it isn't in the Minus field.

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Re: Why one does not want to upset an engineer

#74682 02/02/07 07:36 PM

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A friend of mine got a letter from her water company demanding payment of $0.00 and threatening legal action for non-compliance, so she wrote out a check for that exact amount and mailed it to them. [Linked Image]

-John

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