Here's a Python slogan suggestion by Ken Manheimer.
One Nation Under Under Python
I thought it was pretty funny. I don't know if international folks will
get it, though. :-)
Shane
Jul 18 '05
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"Josiah Carlson" <jc******@uci.e du> wrote in message
news:c4******** **@news.service .uci.edu... Bush invades Iraq (killing thousands of innocents), lies about his reasons for it, gets caught in his lie, and lies some more. Oh, and he's currently up for reelection.
Josiah, we could also discuss Clinton invading Serbia, killing thousands of
innocents, some intentionally, (to distract attention from his rape of
Juanita Broderick, in my opinion), or flip-flop Kerry consorting with
hate-America Marxist radicals, and his current relation therewith, but I
think it better that we, including you, maintain the political truce that
currently prevails on this newsgroup, which is a unique forum for
discussion Python, and leave such political discussions to more appropriate
fora.
Terry J. Reedy
> think it better that we, including you, maintain the political truce that currently prevails on this newsgroup, which is a unique forum for discussion Python, and leave such political discussions to more appropriate fora.
Sure, sounds good. For someone who is advocating political truce, you
sure loaded your post. Practice what you preach my friend.
- Josiah
Josiah Carlson <jc******@uci.e du> wrote in message news:<c4******* ***@news.servic e.uci.edu>... You tell me, who'se the traitor?
- Josiah
I can't; but I can tell who's grammatically confused, and whose
opinions may also be so.
"Josiah Carlson" <jc******@uci.e du> wrote in message
news:c4******** **@news.service .uci.edu... Sure, sounds good.
Glad we agree. The same issue came up a year ago when a couple of people
posted about Iraq but later agreed to stop.
For someone who is advocating political truce, you sure loaded your post.
Yes, I intentionally mirrored your statements to illustrate why not to
continue down that road ;-)
Practice what you preach my friend.
I just as intentionally quoted my examples as belief or as what 'might be
said' instead of presenting them syntactically as factual statements.
Terry J. Reedy
Python: It starts with "P" and runs on Linux.
;)
Dave Benjamin wrote: Python: It starts with "P" and runs on Linux. ;)
Python: it starts with "P" and that rhymes with "C"
and that stands for Cool!
--
Greg Ewing, Computer Science Dept,
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This venue would surely appreciate the cool stuff being done in
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extraction (like fulltext indexing, xml tools, parser builders,
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It's in San Diego February 9-12, 2004.
"Session presentations are 45 or 90 minutes long, and tutorials are
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About the event
===============
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About the event
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