MANAGEMENT REQUEST: How many feet do mice have? Original reply: Mice have four feet. Management's response: ELABORATE! Revision #1: Mice have five appendages, four of which are feet. Managament's response: NO DISCUSSION OF 5TH APPENDAGE! Revision #2: Mice have five appendages. Four of them are feet. One is a tail. Management's response: WHAT??? FEET WITH NO LEGS??? Revision #3: Mice have four legs, four feet, and one tail per unit-mouse. Management's response: CONFUSING! NOW THERE ARE NINE APPENDAGES?? Revision #4: Mice have four leg-foot assemblies and one tail assembly per unit-mouse. Management's response: DOES NOT FULLY DISCUSS THE ISSUE! Revision #5: Each mouse comes equipped with four legs and one tail. Each leg is equipped with a foot. The tail is not equipped with a foot. Management's response: DESCRIPTIVE? YES. FORCEFUL? NO! Revision #6: Allotment of appendages for mice will be four foot-leg assemblies and one tail assembly. Deviation from this policy is not permitted as it would constitute misapportionment of scarce appendage assets. Management's response: TOO AUTHORITARIAN! STIFLES CREATIVITY! Revision #7: Mice have four feet. Each foot is attached to a small leg joined integrally with the overall mouse structural subsystem. Also attached to the mouse subsystem is a small, thin tail, non-functional and ornamental in nature. Management's response: TOO VERBOSE/SCIENTIFIC! JUST ANSWER THE QUESTION! Final revision: Mice have four feet. (Approved by management)