Cecil Moore wrote:
wrote:
I'm sure sooner or later someone will tell you there isn't a hole
because where they put their boat, because when they take the boat out
of the water they can't find the hole.

Didn't they notice that the water lever dropped?

Not usually. They fill the hole in the water with so much money they
never notice anything else.
:-)

wrote:

Cecil Moore wrote:
Didn't they notice that the water lever dropped?

Not usually. They fill the hole in the water with so much money they
never notice anything else. :-)

Darn, when are they going to invent a spellchecker that can tell the
difference between "level" and my typo, "lever"?
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73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp

In article ,
Cecil Moore wrote:

Didn't they notice that the water lever dropped?

Not usually. They fill the hole in the water with so much money they
never notice anything else. :-)

Darn, when are they going to invent a spellchecker that can tell the
difference between "level" and my typo, "lever"?

Even a semantically-sensitive AI-type context checker would have had
problems with that one. "Water lever" is an obvious reference to the
float-and-valve arrangement in a toilet's water tank, and everybody
(including good AI systems) know very well that boats are the best
invention ever made for flushing money down a toilet.

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