In a message dated 02/10/2000 7:33:38 PM US Eastern Standard Time,
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> Just got here a week ago one of the pcb aspects training consultants (i have
>  to do the real work, not lectures);
>  and this wise fellow recommenced :"brush and running tap water" .
>  I just gulped the suddenly dry air ; managed to scramble politically
correct
>  face (for some reason all eyes turned on me) ;
>  and uttered in classic English (opted out of classic Australian in this
>  public occasion): 'hmm, interesting' .

Yup, you have a career as a consultant.  Can't tell you the number of times I
have bit back the response "what idiot came up with this" and actually said
"I see".

>
>  But, yo' never know Faz , he maybe right, and i have a bigger fish to fry

Oh, hell no.  Only use a brush and running tap water if you are cleaning your
kids or your sneakers.  A brush and tap water is an excellent cleaning final
step if the goal is to produce scrap.

Doug Pauls

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