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About Punctuation:
I hate it when a project manager tells you do to one thing… the boss wants it done another way… but blames you for doing what you were told to. –Joker
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Oh yes, this rings true now more than ever.
No good deed goes unpunished… And it’s easier to put them in with a fine point maker than it is to take them out with white-out or a “MAGIC ERASER”!!! I also think it is easier to leave things like that on the drawings and if some JACK-ASS wants them out, I just tell them to SQUINT!!!
How many cases of this kind of brilliant leadership is there in the architectural world?
Once we got some PDFs from the civil engineer that said “square fottage” instead of “footage”. It made me lol.
this is CLASSIC. deja vu anyone?