I remember someone using LINQ to do fancy things on the results of an SQL query. It was stupid. Far better would be to have written the SQL properly in the firs

I remember someone using LINQ to do fancy things on the results of an SQL query. It was stupid. Far better would be to have written the SQL properly in the first place, instead of grabbing loads of data and doing cartwheels client-side. LINQ is neat, of course.