Suspendus sarcastimus... and still Spartan.
I'm issuing a temporary writ of suspendus sarcastimus. At least as regards my writing on making software. That last post "We are Sparta" may have sounded like a boast since I didn't supply any personal or emotional context, but I intended it to be more Antz-like, a snapshot of attempts to extend productivity to bathroom trips and was meant to be tongue-in-cheek.Or at least as tongue-in-cheek as you can get when talking about, you know, unit test tips posted above a urinal. Which are still there. Double-posted in places.
The writ will extend to the end of October after which I'm going to be full-on sarcastic in order to conserve my heated earnestness for the lean and cold winter months.
On reviewing the last sentence: It's going to be hard to obey the writ.
1 Comments:
At 12:51 PM, Ed Ho said…
I like the sarcasm. My reader just doesn't feel right if it doesn't get enough.
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