Re: Arrrghgh English
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> Who is watching his authoring program freeze up for the third time this
> morning with growing frustration, and will be saying Aaaarrrrrgh! a lot
> this morning, thus ensuring my complete isolation today and the safety
> of my red Swingline.
Swingline? Aw, heck! Another noun I don't know about. I think I better
not ask, this time, though... :-\
My sympathies go out to you over the freezing program, though. That is
emphatically un-funny.
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Re: Arrrghgh English: From: Brasel, Russell
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