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Harold Yarmouth
Mike said:You have to know how to tell them. It's all in the ....
Please do not give public advice on how to slander someone.
Mike said:You have to know how to tell them. It's all in the ....
Andreas said:Mike Schilling said:You have to know how to tell them. It's all in the ....Andreas said:This begins to make sense. It's true that when I was in college I
wrote my own papers. Who wrote yours?
Don't you think these jokes are becoming stale somehow?
[pause acknowledged, but victimized to snipping] timing.
The way you told it, it came over as stale. Maybe you'd
fine-tune the timings a bit, and tell the punch line ...
next century(*), for example.
Mike said:Andreas said:The way you told it, it came over as stale. Maybe you'dMike Schilling said:Andreas Leitgeb wrote:
This begins to make sense. It's true that when I was in college
I
wrote my own papers. Who wrote yours?
Don't you think these jokes are becoming stale somehow?
You have to know how to tell them. It's all in the ....
[pause acknowledged, but victimized to snipping] timing.
fine-tune the timings a bit, and tell the punch line ...
next century(*), for example.
If you insist, though I think that result would be
Andreas said:[superseded to correct my micro/milli mix up]
Mike Schilling said:If you insist, though I think that result would be
Oh, and in case you're using Calendar for your
punch line posting program
keep in mind that
Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance();
calendar.set(2100,1,1,0,0,0);
Date date = calendar.getTime();
still carries with it a snapshot of the milliseconds of your
local time.
PS: yes, I'm extremely in suspension for the gist, but
I'll be patient...
Joshua said:Windows can use the so-called "Alt code" method to type characters, at
least those in the ISO 8859-1 character set.
Yuk.
As a last-ditch resort, there is always the Character Map or its analog
on other operating systems.
And as a final note, the proper way to transliterate 'ø' is 'oe', not 'o'.
Harold said:That is an insulting insinuation.
The answer is: nobody. I didn't have papers to write, in that sense.
I
had computer-programming assignments and related coursework. And for
the record, I was in university comp. sci., not "college". For my
humanities so-called "options" I picked the usual easy-low-workload
stuff -- no papers with references or other hard-core academic work,
just essays and even multiple-choice questions.
Mike said:And it shows.
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