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Wetzel 03-03-2002 23:43

Simple Minds Are Easily Amused!
Crap!! Not as fast as the average bear, I guess..:(
Oh well. Great minds think alike!:p

Elgin Clock 03-03-2002 23:50

Drats!
 
Well I guess my "subtle" hint in my last message was too much!!! If you can't guess, Michael Murphy and Wetzel are the ones who correctly guessed it... and in the same minute as well a indicated by the Post time!!


Well now that I've had my fun, you can all go and read another thread!!!!

Look for that personal slogan of mine to appera in my signature in the near future!!!

Later all you Hep Cats!

Brandon Martus 04-03-2002 07:38

Quote:

Originally posted by srawls
Hmm ... can't find one to follow your hints, but how about this:
SMAEA makes an easy acronym

:) It's a recursive acronym like GNU and KDE ... I guess only us computer geeks could apreciate it :)

Stephen

haha forgot about that, very nice. (oh, and you can't forget PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor)

Elgin Clock 04-03-2002 12:00

Oh ok I get it now!! lol

Is that like calling it an ATM Machine. It's a little redundant don't you think???

Brandon Martus 04-03-2002 12:34

Not really, but I see your point about the 'AT Machine' :)

Quote:

recursive acronym

<convention> A hackish (and especially MIT) tradition is to choose acronyms and abbreviations that refer humorously to themselves or to other acronyms or abbreviations. The classic examples were two MIT editors called EINE ("EINE Is Not Emacs") and ZWEI ("ZWEI Was EINE Initially"). More recently, there is a Scheme compiler called LIAR (Liar Imitates Apply Recursively), and GNU stands for "GNU's Not Unix!" - and a company with the name CYGNUS, which expands to "Cygnus, Your GNU Support".

Madison 04-03-2002 14:31

Don't forget!
 
You must not forget CAVE, either!

CAVE Automatic Virtual Environment

srawls 04-03-2002 14:39

Quote:

is that like calling it an ATM Machine. It's a little redundant don't you think???
Not exactly. It'd be like calling an ATM an ATM teller machine.

Stephen

Greg Ross 04-03-2002 14:48

Re: What does S.M.A.E.A. mean?? My own creation!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Elgin Clock
So I came up with this saying and that's the accronym
So you're the one who made up that saying? Wow! I'm so honored to have (nearly) met the originator of such a time honored maxim. :D

Elgin Clock 04-03-2002 16:36

Re: Re: What does S.M.A.E.A. mean?? My own creation!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by gwross

So you're the one who made up that saying? Wow! I'm so honored to have (nearly) met the originator of such a time honored maxim. :D

Thank you, Thank you you're too kind....Would you like an autograph???? LOL

Ok maybe not the first one to come up with it but ask anyone who knows me, It definately fits me!!!

AntiCrombieDuck 04-03-2002 17:39

dont be too modest now

OtakuRob 04-03-2002 22:48

I was gonna say something about this but....
 
Elgin just makes it too easy.. ::sigh::

I'm being nice now..


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