...Mind you, I may have an advantage on you. I read a funny column once by a successful writer on how they dealt with requests from other authors for such blurbs. The writer hated to turn them down so some prose gymnastics resulted. Somewhat off-tangent, I read another funny column about how to write a bad review meticulously such that it did not have a sentence or even phrase that could be taken out of context and splayed across an ...

...:55 PM: This occasionally happens, even though the FDR and CVR have considerable thermal inertia and are located in a part of the plane that is least frequently affected by both fire and mechanical damage. Also, the prose above suggests that there was some data recovered from the cocpit voice recorder and "some data" is probably more than they would have gotten from solid state memory. All the same, there has been a...

... technology? This occasionally happens, even though the FDR and CVR have considerable thermal inertia and are located in a part of the plane that is least frequently affected by both fire and mechanical damage. Also, the prose above suggests that there was some data recovered from the cocpit voice recorder and "some data" is probably more than they would have gotten from solid state memory. All the same, there has been a move...

..., etc. [BU] Discussion of the "Being Upfront" website, <http://www.ottawa-anime.org/~eyevocal/beingupfront/> [CEL] Animation cel related items [CON] Convention related items [FANFIC] Discussion of fan-created stories, prose, poetry, etc. [FANSUB] Use on posts related to fan subtitled titles [GRAPHICS] Discussion of Picture files (gif, etc.) and related items [H] Hentai (R or X rated) anime, sex, etc. [...

... an OPINION [and like AH's, of course we all have one]. Of course the unawares viewer goes away thinking they have been enlightened. Am I wrong? You know the sub-genre or sub-plot device for telling prose stories, someone is with a group of people and says something like, "well it all started when..." and in movies the screen blurs or fades into the story and the narrative usually disappears. That is what I am interested in with ...

...be able to communicate broad concepts as well as fine detail through written and graphical media. Our interaction designers need the ability to convey design solutions through sketches, as well as through prose. * 3 - 5 years experience designing graphical interfaces; * Experience generating design deliverables * Strong written and verbal communication skills * Solid understanding of technology and the product development lifecycle * Strong ...

... is used to create emphasis. It is a literary device often used in poetry, and is frequently encountered in casual speech. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperbole A parable is a brief, succinct story, in prose or verse, that illustrates a moral or religious lesson. It differs from a fable in that fables use animals, plants, inanimate objects, and forces of nature as characters while parables generally are stories featuring human ...

...And no one will read it anyway and writing in English (or your favorite human language) is hard. But maybe extensive is the wrong thing to look for here. Brevity is the soul of wit, might apply to documentation even more than prose. Maybe. And shouldn't this be an incentive to all of us to write code that is clearer even if it's not documented? That's my set of worries re OO in any language in VERY BRIEF terms. Ok, thanks...

...realy love the harpokrates bit lolz some  people got real talend http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=7fjfnTnf15Q&feature=rec-fresh yuh i hoot hoot un this side yeh ggggg hitler Allow me to translate my prose consequent to your apparant irritation concerning it: "yuh i hoot hoot un this side yeh" literally means "yes, I had a jolly good laugh as well, for my own part" Breaking it down, it looks...

... it may have aged better than some contributors..;> Regards, Jeanne who wondered what you were up to of late. Sorry it took so long for me to get back to you.  Been clicking away at prose - got bills to pay. Have partially retained a quote in that aging bibliotheque I call a mind - Mary Stewart, I think: "To return to poetry after a year in the marketplace..." That's how I've been ...