T-shirts (my ideas)

[Arthur Chance]

In article <MAILQUEUE-101.931204154405.448@BECK>, R.W.D...@newcastle.ac.uk (R.W.DAVIES) writes:
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> RICHARD DAVIES
> D to the I to the C to the K to the I to the E
> SABS SAVE LIVES
> "This album contains no explicit lyrics;
> but the thoughts are extremely erotic"
> from DE LA SOUL- 3ft high and rising.

Do I evaluate that as D**(I**(C**(K**(I**E)))) or just as an inefficient way
to code D**(I*C*K*I*E)? Also, it's SAAB - you know, swedish car, with lots of
crash protection and other safety features, and never gets stolen by kids
joy riding, because they wouldn't be seen dead in a car that shape.(*)

"This article contains no explicit warlord;
but the thoughts are extremely sick"
from ME - my gorge is rising.

(*) Yes, this does contain a sick joke.
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[Keith Lim]

art...@Smallworld.co.uk (Arthur Chance) writes:

>Do I evaluate that as D**(I**(C**(K**(I**E)))) or just as an inefficient way
>to code D**(I*C*K*I*E)?

If it's the latter, it's certainly *very* inefficient, considering that
D**(I*C*K*I*E) doesn't evaluate to the same value as D**(I**(C**(K**(I**E)))),
except for trivial cases (e.g., D=I=C=K=I=E=1)

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Keith Lim Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C., V5A 1S6 Canada.
SFU does not have opinions of its own; therefore any found above must be mine.