Re: Digital Prints at ASDA (UK supermarket)

OG wrote:

> He then decided that since there were two other women there at the same 
> time, though totally irrelevant in terms of the point he had to make,
they 
> were fair game for an insult too (on the basis of their gender also).

OK, OK.. that's quite enough of that. It was meant to be a kind of 
Private Eye type editorial aside. Not a diatribe against womankind... It 
was frustrating that Asda chose to run a complext process with a single 
untrained member of staff. If that had been a man (it wasn't in this 
case) I would have made a similar "funny" reference to him. The orange 
twins entered the story because they were funny, not because of their 
chromasone arrangements. No-one was actually insulted in Asda. I didn't 
actually discuss my print problem with the two young ladies in question 
- I merely included them in an attempt to be humourous. Clearly this 
failed :-(
Three random strangers were the subject of inapproprite comments in a 
usenet post for comic effect. Again, apologies if this has upset you but 
if you find that unbearable I dunno how you cope with real predjudice..

T

PS any ideas on the print problem??