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Subject:  Re: Another \"D\" idea: RPN (and more)

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From:         Doug Gwyn <gwyn@BRL-SMOKE.arpa>
Subject:      Re: Another \"D\" idea: RPN (and more)
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In article <124200005@inmet> justin@inmet.UUCP writes:
>/* Written  4:29 pm  Mar  3, 1988 by gwyn@brl-smoke.UUCP in inmet:comp.lang.c
 */
>In article <12088@brl-adm.ARPA> TLIMONCE%DREW.BITNET@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU writes:
[...]
>God, it's finally happened. I had heard about this trend, but I couldn't
>believe it. But it's really true. Nobody on the net (except in talk.bizarre)
>is capable of recognizing sarcasm without a row of smileys at the end!

Actually, the two of us conspired in advance to post this dialogue.
But I did mean what I said in my response, unlike the originator
who was indeed just poking fun at the "D language" discussion.