Words of little consequence #7

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I often feel as if people are com­mu­nic­at­ing to me in code.

I’m also only writ­ing in code this week, but then I’m in soft­ware devel­op­ment, so it’s less pro­found for me.

Hey, you’re writ­ing! Good job.

As opposed to the days when you wrote in Swahili?

Etoyomh om vpfr vsm nr hppf gpt yjr dpi;
;)

Lil­li­pilli — dot dot dot. Ques­tion mark.

Blue­seaurchin — Rest assured, if you can’t under­stand people, it’s because they’re say­ing the wrong words.

Rob — Please don’t men­tion code on this site. I will start hav­ing nasty HTML cold sweats.

Clarissa — I know! I’m typ­ing too!

Ani — I think you’ll find that it was Serbo-Croat. Please pay more attention.

K — Ah, it’s the way you tell ‘em.

“Ah, it’s the way you tell ‘em.” — ohh, we’re talk­ing about codes? Total coin­cid­ence, my fin­gers were in the wrong place on the key­board for my reply ;)