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<grammar weenie>Just noting a common misconception - "wherefore" as in "wherefore art thou Romeo?" means "why" not "where." In the often repeated quotation, Ju
by pge 16y ago
<grammar weenie>Just noting a common misconception - "wherefore" as in "wherefore art thou Romeo?" means "why" not "where." In the often repeated quotation, Juliet is bemoaning that Romeo is a Montague and she a Capulet, not wondering where he is. The line that follows is "Deny thy father and refuse thy name."</grammar weenie>
As for LISP IDEs, I use vim:)
- saw-lau 16y ago<ot>I didn't know that! Innerestin'. :-)
- amouat 16y agoAnd I also wrote "where for" instead of "wherefore". Lots of people have used "Where art thou" in titles, which I think is what I should have used. Unfortunately I can't change it without breaking any links, so I will now forever have an idiotic title!