> 
> Russell McMahon wrote:
> 
> > "If something can go wrong it will go wrong" - Murphy "If something 
> > can't go wrong it will go wrong anyway" - McMahon (et
> > al) :-)
> 
> "If you are prepared for something to go wrong it is much 
> less likely to go wrong (unless, of course, you get to 
> believing that because you are prepared it is less likely.)  
> If you are not prepared for something to go wrong it's a 
> virtual certainty." - Minkler

And it will wait for the instant that you realize you are not prepared
before it does go wrong. Most of the time, it will go wrong in the time
between when you realize that you are not prepared and the first instant
that you could have done something about it.

And of course, it will go wrong in the place that is the most difficult to
get to.

Finally, the chance that something will go wrong is directly proportional to
how stupid it will make you look when it goes wrong. The more embarrassing,
the more likely the failure.

---
James.
 


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