Jason Mauss doesn't not unenlighten none of us with this fun story:
When I first started with a company I used to work for - I was left with the job of slogging through a bunch of code for some legacy VB4 application they wanted to upgrade to VB.NET. While the logic of the app wasn't too difficult to translate, it was snippets of code like this that left me wondering who they hired to write the original code.
If Not(blnIsDirty = True) Then
' Do Nothing
Else
UpdateAccountRecord
End IfThat's not even the best part though. I also came across If statements like this:
If blnHasTicket = True Then
UpdateTicketStatus
Else
' Do Nothing
End If