Re: Pesky informational messages in dbaccess

In article <$YR+NIA22MgzEwyh@smooth1.demon.co.uk>, David Williams <djw@smooth1.demon.co.uk> wrote: >In article <5lqeai$9et@cssun.mathcs.emory.edu>, Billy Wheeler ><billy@west.co.za> writes >>At the outset, I must make it clear that I have nothing useful to >>contribute to this discussion. Ditto. >>Couldn't you have just said "toilet", you old showoff, you? :-) >> > That would be...like....sooooo uncool! As an aside, does anybody else take great delight in asking Americans where the toilet is? They look at you as though you just asked if it would be OK to have sex with their mother. Oh well, it amuses me. In New Zealand, when Americans ask "Where's the Bathroom" they often get a somewhat perplexed expression in response, and find themselves in a room containing a bath, but not the actual facility they were looking for. Cheers, Kerry "Alive, but not especially interested" S ------------------------------------,------------------------------------------ Kerry Sainsbury, kerry@kcbbs.gen.nz | THE INFORMIX FAQ v2.10 May 1997 Quanta Systems, Auckland | http://www.iiug.org/techinfo/faq/ New Zealand. Work: +64 9 377-4473 | ftp://ftp.iiug.org/pub/informix/faq Home: +64 9 279-3571 | ftp://kcbbs.gen.nz:/pub/informix/