I'm just stiring the pot...What's up with ECR???

[Joe Rodriguez]

(long *** straights+heavy cars+BIG HP +big brakes) x high asphalt temps= bigass ripples

[David Proler]

ingress / egress

You must also be a network engineer.

[Alan Etheredge]

You must also be a network engineer.

Tim's in the construction business, we were using that nomenclature looong before network engineers existed ;-)

[David Proler]

Tim's in the construction business, we were using that nomenclature looong before network engineers existed ;-)

Touché. I guess "route" and "map" would qualify as non-commands as well.

[Jim Dugger]

Networking's major contribution to modern lexicon seems to be "Ping".

[Allen Dye]

Networking's major contribution to modern lexicon seems to be "Ping".

I dated a girl with a dog named "Ping". She was an architect/designer. I have no idea where she came up with that...sure beat "ingress" or "egress".

Those would be cool dog commands though.

[Scott Finning]

Networking's major contribution to modern lexicon seems to be "Ping".

What comes to mind when I hear ping...
http://maritime.org/doc/fleetsub/sonar/img/fig51a.jpg

[Jim Dugger]

Hmm, you may be right!

[Michael De Simone]

Dog's name likely came from this:

http://www.amazon.com/Story-about-Pi...0370629&sr=8-1

and perhaps the best review ever

http://www.amazon.com/review/R2VDKZ4...55&store=books