Crap code really depends on the project. I used to write crap code for clients (unintentionally, of course!). They did not think it was crap code, but looking

Crap code really depends on the project. I used to write crap code for clients (unintentionally, of course!). They did not think it was crap code, but looking back ten years, I think it was. But the applications did everything they were supposed to, were stable, and they had a short lifespan so no one else was going to need to come in and edit the code. Sometimes "gets the job done" code is the best. :)