AtW, rather than invent new sandwidths, why not invent a brilliant new type of search engine?
The world is waiting.....
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Previously on "Another good thing about my "not real" work"
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The sandwidth is interesting. Clearly confusion with bandwidth which must be on atw's little brain due to working on the SKA. Most typos do not produce garbage, they produce substitutions by other words or hybrids like that. There must be a psychological study there somewhere.
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Originally posted by AtWI am about to make a garlic sausage sandwidth, very big and very tasty, and best of all there are no coworkers to complain about garlic!
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It stinks so much in this office anyhow that nobody would notice if one ate the entrails from a three month dead cow.
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Originally posted by DimPrawnsandwidth? what's a sandwidth?
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Another good thing about my "not real" work
I am about to make a garlic sausage sandwidth, very big and very tasty, and best of all there are no coworkers to complain about garlic!Tags: None
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