Angie,

Here is a link that may help you figure out why you're so confused all the time:

Damn Interesting

I can't wait for Angie's coaching program.

Maybe Subtle will create a promo for it.

It's gonna cost you, baby.
Are you ready to shell out some serious dough?
You'd better spruce up your CW business before you do
Don't wanna see you go hungry.

PS. Some members seem to be a little confused.
So, here is a quick reminder: My question was about
getting around the reference request situation. Not about
what Nebuloxx thinks about my skills or competence level.
Not that I care...

Angie

Let's play nice, Kids. Remember Michel's rule about taking it outside.

Is someone not playing nice? Angie obviously has masochistic tendencies and she's getting exactly what she wants.

I think the board has run out of smilies for angie.

Someone probably addressed this and I missed it but it's been driving me nuts since this thread appeared...

What the hell is "smth?" "A prospect wants smth..."

Smith?
Smooth?
Samantha?
Smithereens?

What the hell is "smth?"

You have to learn to care less, Vin LOL!

I assume it's shorthand for "something."

I was curious, too.

Wikipedia says:

SMTH may refer to:

• Tsinghua University, a university located in Beijing with specialism in engineering displines.
• SMTH BBS, an influential bulletin board system in China hosted by Tsinghua University.
• SMTH Guild, a World of Warcraft guild on the horde side in China.
• SMTH, a term used in British railway signal engineering referring to the Signal Maintenance Testing Handbook, a document maintained by Network Rail and used by signal engineers maintaining on Network Rail infrastructure to properly test signalling equipment after renewal or replacement. The IRSE maintenance tester licence is necessary to undertake this role on Network Rail infrastructure.
• An abbreviation of the word "something", the use of which originated on BBS systems.

So Angie's client is either British Rail or a nerdy engineering student in China.