Never Whistle While You're Wizzing

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Otherwise known as Little Deluded Dupes.

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If you don't believe me, look at the back of a dollar bill.

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Sometimes, you may get paid for baking chocolate chip cookies or even watching the head TA play hockey--but we'll leave it to you to figure out how to finagle the head TA into letting you do that.

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In honor of Josh Koppelman, who claims to have taken a lot of people's hours on demand.

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At least, until we get the LA baseball caps.

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At the beginning of the term, some will put their own name instead of the machine name on the queue. Straighten them out.

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You may resort to drawings, in which case the Sacred Chao symbol could be used, or to obscure signs of the sort "Anyone who uses the queue while it's off will be beheaded. THE MGT."

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Actually, it would be nice if someone would extend it to be even more of a feature.

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You are more trustworthy than all the Buddhas and sages.

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Whadya know? By the way, the Law of Fives also applies: go ahead and count the number of chapters within this very document and the number of subsections within this particular section.

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You can find out more about dosls, doscp(1), and so on by typing M-x manual-entry RET doscp(1) RET, for instance. The floppy device is /dev/rfd, so, for example, to copy the file `foo.scm' to a floppy, you would use doscp foo.scm /dev/rfd:/foo.scm

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In other words, bring the end of the world closer.

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Some of the flakier circuit breakers might not change their appearance when tripped. Go ahead and turn the breaker on in the manner described below, but only after making sure it is indeed the right one--i.e., if there is one next to it that appears tripped, maybe you got the wrong number in step 1.

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I guess, the best analogy is "The customer is always right."

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Or 42, or 23 Skidoo, or anything else you find amusing.