H8T UGO

Especially Mr. Weevil, or whatever his name is, that plays with three four-star ladybugs of death and three man-eater bugs, and three trap holes, and a mirror force, and a torrential tribute... and haunting echoes, and monster reborn, and change of heart... there's nothing more frustrating than playing against his deck.

Although I bet the opponents I have yet to unlock are worse.

And the game cheats SO BAD. It knows what all your face down cards are -- it'll attack to kill an electric lizard, but won't attack to take counter-damage from a mystical elf.

It's also annoying to get cards randomly five at a time, so that you have to incrementally strengthen your deck by swapping cards in and out one or two at a time, until you suddenly realize that your deck doesn't work anymore.

( fixing yu-gi-oh cards };) )

H-something

There are two indian women working in my group who have names starting with H. One's a developer, and one's a tester. Today, Hilena (the tester) asked for a meeting to discuss how [some feature] worked, internally, and given the subject matter I assumed it was Hema (the developer).

I can't tell them apart -- well, I *can*, if they're standing next to each other, but I *didn't* -- and so I gave an intro 'how to look into programming with [this feature]' speech.

H: "Do we even have access to the source code?"

A: "Huh?"

H: "Do testers have access to the source code. You said to look in this file to figure out how it worked in more detail."

A: "Oooooh. Right... um... well... what did you want to know, specifically?"

Then I spent an hour debugging through it for her trying to find the answer, since I didn't know it, and didn't think anyone else would offhand either. Sigh.