ssional programmer, then eventually managed to quote
back verbatim the first paragraph from www.python.org as proof of his
"expertise"! This was remarkable initiative; all others have gone away
rather quickly after the first reply.
- Andy Robinson
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> Well done! I looked at his web page and he looks like a lot of thought
> and a lot of fun. For anyone interested in foreign languages, his
> diatribe on Dutch spelling ('An Englishman's Difficulties with the
> Dutch') is extremely entertaining. If he is equally informative and
> witty in front of
introduction to Mr. Pemberton?
That is good news than, just want to be sure that I did understand
correctly.
Harald
On 4/12/05, Andy
Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Jacob, I guess.I'll wait to hear if Jacob agrees, and then
news than, just want to be sure that I did understand
correctly.
Harald
On 4/12/05, Andy
Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
Jacob, I guess.I'll wait to hear if Jacob agrees, and then
sendan email introducin
> Jacob, I guess.
I'll wait to hear if Jacob agrees, and then send
an email introducing them.
Thanks,
Andy
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Has anyone been making changes to this? If so
please talk to us first, as the right procedure
is for us to set up an 'epc2005' database, not
change the 'epc2004' one.
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. It was quite inspiring and very funny.
He's based in Holland so not far to travel. I have a hunch
he might find it appealing.
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