.... 3) A discussion I read several years ago (reference unavailable) in which somebody once said that students of programming should not learn BASIC as a first language because it leads to students writing spaghetti code.  Somebody else also wrote (reference unavailable) that line BASIC should be especially avoided (presumably for this reason). Thankfully, I was spared. But then again, I only learned the very basic of basic ...

... 3) A discussion I read several years ago (reference unavailable) in which somebody once said that students of programming should not learn BASIC as a first language because it leads to students writing spaghetti code.  Somebody else also wrote (reference unavailable) that line BASIC should be especially avoided (presumably for this reason). It is practically impossible to teach good programming to students that have had a prior ...

...3) A discussion I read several years ago (reference unavailable) in which somebody once said that students of programming should not learn BASIC as a first language because it leads to students writing spaghetti code. Somebody else also wrote (reference unavailable) that line BASIC should be especially avoided (presumably for this reason). Summary: There seems to be an inverse correlation between familiarity with procedural/object-...

... and onions sauteed in olive oil. Then someone said in Hawaii they use fruit relishes made from mango, pineapple, papaya, etc. on their hot dogs. A guy I used to know, from Montreal, liked his hot dog with spaghetti sauce and Mozzarella cheese. A restaurant in Arizona served a hot dog wrapped in bacon, topped with tomatoes, lettuce, onions, cheese, beans, and a fresh-roasted chile pepper on the side. You had your choice of a bun ...

... if he didn't do it, all the shoot em up blow em Repubs would have claimed he was "soft on Terror" and not defending the US. How many ways do you want to slice this bundle of spaghetti you are rolling out believing that it's evn close to rational or sane? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- You tell me why Kosovo got bombed that day, and add a few cites too, because you brought it up. ...

... nulla. Di idioti con titoli di studio ne conosco anch'io, e tanti. Per ora il nessuno sei tu, e ne hai pienamente il diritto. Tu torna pure a tormentarti per un fallito tentativo di fare il musicologo, mentre sei li a fare il debugging dei tuoi "memory leaks". Oggi devo farlo anch'io, il debugging, e mi costerà sudore. Ma ho il sospetto che il primo ad impiccarsi con gli spaghetti dei programmi sarai tu. saluti Childerich

Eric-Alexander Schäfer schrieb: Steffen Michalke schrieb: Egg free light - Eifreilicht. Oh, you are heavy on wire! That makes him so fast nobody after. One man free! s/man/wall/ ? A!S -- Wer die Spaghetti nicht ehrt, ist die Pizza nicht wert.

Lukas Barth schrieb: Menschmenschmensch... damals, als ich noch an der Schule war..., Und wann fängst Du an, vom Zwiebelkrieg zu fabulieren? A!S -- Wer die Spaghetti nicht ehrt, ist die Pizza nicht wert.

...for food, lo these many years ago, netted $1800. And at that time, a sack of rice was less than $100 Haitian, so we were able to buy a truckload, and cases of milk, and gallons and gallons of oil, and cases of spaghetti and cases of tomato paste and sacks of onions, it was really something! Now, with rice at roughly $350 a twenty-five pound sack, $1000 US buys about twenty sacks, that's 500 pounds of rice. It would buy more here in the...

...@4ax.com... [canned tamales] It looks like it's the USA version of canned spaghetti. Soggy shit in a can. Nay, not soggy shit in a can! I know ... soggy shit in a can...used to babysit two little kids who would eat nothing but canned spaghetti and peanut butter and banana sandwiches. That spaghetti was indeed nasty. True, canned tamales are not as good as homemade, but they're still good...and not packed in...