[quote user="tweek"]ONE GIANT TABLE and DATETIME FIELDS OF TEXT[/quote]    On a clear field of text, you can see {d 'forever'}

 Mornington Crescent.  

 Real Nagesh or Fake Nagesh? (Fake Nagesh is legion, likely as not.)  

[quote user="Fjp"]Had to visit their website to see that, yes, it really does say "... our fresh flowers guarantee gives you piece of mind our flowers are always of the upmost quality."[/quote]    Hey, they never claimed their spelling is always of the upmost quality.  

I can't decide whether this is a troll, a lack of English comprehension, or a lack of subject-matter comprehension. Oh well, I'll give it the benefit of the doubt:  Some of the replies in this thread are sarcastic. If you can't tell which, then look for a friend who can.Why are you interested in second-order SQL injection? Are ...

 I also have one question. Have you Googled "second order SQL injection" yet?  

[quote user="snoofle"]They agreed. In writing.[/quote]    "It's just a piece of paper."  

[quote user="mt@ilovefactory.com"]Data object[/quote]     Now I'm envisioning a whole new WTF where some cow-orker takes this spelling at face value and starts creating a kitchen-sink object.  And then of course you need a kitchen-sink factory, and--   ...I'll get me coat.    

 It may not always be appropriate to work with date objects first and translate them to human-readable strings second, but that's the way to bet.  

Even so, they should contain some comments along the lines of "deliberately empty because <reasons>".