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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 15 Mar 2006.
Re: Flaming in ASCII Art

Re: Flaming in ASCII Art

In article <um2...@4ax.com>, Bateau wrote:
> >Also something with the theme of "Stop asking us to do your uni 
> >assignment for you" would be good for me to use in comp.arch.embedded
>
       Writing convincing-sounding and fundamentally wrong essays is fun 
and instructive. For the recipient.
       Actually, trying to pack as much wrongness as possible into a 
short essay can be instructive for the teacher (teaching "Do Your Own 
Homework") too. It can be difficult to get more errors into the essay 
than there are words. But fun.
       
-- 
Aidan Karley,
Geologist,
"You are in a maze of twisty little presentation styles, all [different 
| alike]."

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