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RE: What has a higher mortality rate?

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Posted by: FR at Wed Jul 5 09:03:08 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by FR ]  
   

When I first wrote it, I actually put 1% of 1%, but then I thought people would think I am crazy(more then normal). So I put 1%. Yup very optimistic.

But then so is 90% failure rate for wild monitors. Don't you think? Cheers

   

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