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Well, I think this thread is getting way too serious
for its subject line. Therefore I'd like to interject
this small bit of technical writing I stumbled across
about ten years ago. It was in a very large, 3-ring
binder of documentation for a compiler somehow related
to using TCP/IP with Windows 3.1. If a chapter ended
on an odd page it was followed by a blank page, so the
following chapter could start on an odd page (what a
ground-breaking concept, no?). One of these blank
pages was appropriately labeled:
"This mind intentionally left blank."
Now THAT is some found (though intentional) TW Humor.
Best to everyone,
-Kevin
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