Monday, 20 October 2008

Internet Chat

These are the footprints of Internet chat between Husband and Wife, which resulted in a serious talk between them later.

Husband -> How are you , Darling? Is everything alright?
Wife -> I'm doing good rather great than before. Having lots of fun and hope you are also doing great!

Due to weak signal connection, the text wife wrote got tweaked and the following text was delivered.

"I'm doing good rather great than before. Having lots of fun"

Without realising the signal deficiency, the couple resumed their chat.

Husband -> Cool, what's up?
Wife -> I'm going away with Boris for 2 weeks on work to a remote place in South America. I'm afraid I may not be able to catch up with you so frequently in next two weeks.

The message delivered was "I'm going away with Boris for 2 weeks"

Husband -> Away, to where?
Wife -> we are going to a place called Cathedral Place where we are holding our talks with customer.

The message delivered was "we are going to a place called Cathedral Place"

Husband -> In that case, you must be having lots of fun?
Wife -> Well, sort of. Its been terrible working day and night as the deadline is closing.

The message delivered was "Well, sort of. Its been terrible working day and night"

Husband -> How often do you go like this?
Wife -> Well, I always insist Boris to stop these quick visits to customer, but he wants to develop friendly relationship with the customer by visiting them.

The message delivered was "Well, I always insist Boris to stop these quick visits"

Husband -> When u'l come down to London?
Wife -> Very soon. As soon as we finish our relationship talks with customer over next two weeks, I will fly to you.

The message delivered was "Very soon. As soon as we finish our relationship"

It should have been terrible nightmare for Husband. So, the Internet chat developers must have not thought about the serious implications of delivering a part of the message to receiver.
Its very important not to send any message at all rather than sending part of the message over Internet.

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