LOL - Thanks for setting a new all time standard for ad hominem (no small feat in this Forum). I was unaware that one's capability as a competent appraiser was measured in light of how many pushups one can do, and I fear there are many who might be in trouble if that is the standard. Have you written the AQB to suggest a PFT as part of the revised criteria?
Nice one, Centurion. Like it. 
Nice straight man deadpan there.
Thank you. I worked hard on it.

Think of it as a 'Primal Scream' a la Sam Kinnison (you remember him - he was wonderful, and gone way too soon).
And - it finally got you out of your "bot mode".
I am an entertainer after all (in one of my many other lives that actually matter) and - I DID also nurse a 64 oz Diet Coke through yesterday afternoon (a rare treat) - and frankly that might have had
something to do with it too.
I treat this forum like it's here for my entertainment, nothing more at this point (did I mention I was retiring in exactly 9 weeks and 6 days?)
Well Danny, being that you finally "uncloaked" from your "Official Personna", and showed some personality in that post above, I will consider my mission in that regard to have been accomplished!
So now I will tell you what has really irked me about the way that you have addressed the "UAD 3.6 Abomination" question here on the AF.
Ready? Big Pants On? Here we go.
I understand all about you not being able to give your personal opinion about it, or to engage in endless pontifications on it like the rest of us do, owing to the identity of your employer. (I wore the uniform once, remember, and was subject to even more stringent restrictions on my speech that were a part of the job).
But the one way you could have avoided a whole lot of the opprobrium aimed in your direction over this, in my opinion (well it certainly would have avoided you mine) is - by simply showing a little
EMPATHY for the obvious fact that a whole lot of people were going to have their "business legs" pulled out from underneath them by this, a whole lot of people who are past the stage of life where a career change is easy, desirable, or even frankly feasible for them.
That's it.
Nothing more.
Peace, Brother.
Proverbs 15:1
1 A gentle answer turns away wrath