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Previously on "Do you get offended by the comments on this board?"
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Spartacus is sasguru, and I claim my ham and tomato carpet with mustard.
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TAY'S FANTASTIC CARPET TIP OF THE WEEK:Originally posted by SueEllen View PostI nearly choked on my sandwich.
How are your carpets?
INCREASE the life of your carpets by rolling them up and keeping them in the garage.
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Nope.
I just delude myself into thinking that I'm great. Which I am.
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If there are no comments in the code, why not just cut and paste random comments extracted from CUK posts?
That way people working on the code (yourself for a start) will find it more interesting, and by staying alert will introduce fewer bugs when changing it. Isn't that the whole point of comments?
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Thanks Marina, will do. I actually put things in like, 'solar eclipse today - pretty good'Originally posted by Marina View PostIf there are no comments in the code, why not just cut and paste random comments extracted from CUK posts?
That way people working on the code (yourself for a start) will find it more interesting, and by staying alert will introduce fewer bugs when changing it. Isn't that the whole point of comments?
P.S. Some people may get uppity and claim their comments here are copyright or something, but you're welcome to use any of my posts.
but only if I think its for my consumption only
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If there are no comments in the code, why not just cut and paste random comments extracted from CUK posts?Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI have to admit it Yes I do. I have been working on this appli fkin cation for three months now and I HATE working in other peoples sh 1 te.
Its not so much the comments but the lack of comments in the code that really p1sses me off.
so YES comments in the code can be really upsetting.

That way people working on the code (yourself for a start) will find it more interesting, and by staying alert will introduce fewer bugs when changing it. Isn't that the whole point of comments?
P.S. Some people may get uppity and claim their comments here are copyright or something, but you're welcome to use any of my posts.
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I have to admit it Yes I do. I have been working on this appli fkin cation for three months now and I HATE working in other peoples sh 1 te.
Its not so much the comments but the lack of comments in the code that really p1sses me off.
so YES comments in the code can be really upsetting.
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I get upset all the time. I am a very sensitive soul and just try to gloss over my caring nature with bravado.
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