Tue, Jul 6, 2004, 3:56pm (EDT+4) snipped-for-privacy@nn.com he who shall not be named, except maybe as Homer Simpson, burbled:
you know what comes after JOAT...master of NONE.
So? Selective quoting then? Try accuracy in posting for a change, I'm posted the entire quote quite a few times, as an archives search would show, and it still is at the top of my webpage.
For the enlightenment of those not familiar with it, including you, it would seem, here is the whole of it:
JOAT JACK OF ALL TRADES AND A MASTER OF NONE One who has many talents, but due to the extent of his general knowledge, is not an expert in any one field.---Dryden (1690).=A0 Amphitryon.=A0 "Yet I am still in my vocation; for you know I am a jack of all trades."
JOAT What we see depends mainly on what we look for.
- Sir John Lubbock