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My old calculus prof, Dr. Robert Appleson, insisted that it was not safe to drink and derive.

Many monks are MidnightEngineering, and have a drink. When too wasted to code, they wander into the chatterbox quoting Ginsberg and Bukowski, only to be driven out by the cheer of morning tea in Britain.

It should work perfectly the first time! - toma

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