Thread: Secondary Benefit

I like the O'Reilly books with the animal portraits on them. I have a tight left shoulder, it has to do with flexibility, anyway these books seem to help me to loosen that area, and so can the Bible. I play a left handed violin for the same reason although in recent years it did not give me the relief that it used to. At the beginning I would play for 30 minutes and I was in the clouds for the next couple of hours. I just have to read for 15 minutes and than stretch that arm, it just cracks like a mould but the shoulder still has tightness. It is only after I became ambi dexterous, in fact this happened on Halloween some years ago. I figure that I can get through books easier if they also feel good. Yes even Programming Principals too however the O'Reilly felt easier to go down otherwise I'd be further into the book. I never knew that I was going to eat my books, and I hope that I don't come looking for Bjarne after I eat all my bookshelves...if that is the actual truth of the devil. I actually was thinking about a new Marvel movie where Stroustrup is a scientist and he makes the robot called ROM...its an old comic book. Why doesn't he make ROM?

What just happened? Anyone?

I'm the devil, haha. I found out in 2006. A bit tired but I'm used to it on Sunday. So there are two sides to everything. Looks like animals on one of the sides. I would like to go over there although there is supposed to be an option. If I changed sides than I could starts tooo see things differently.

Originally Posted by FourAngels

I like the O'Reilly books with the animal portraits on them. I have a tight left shoulder, it has to do with flexibility, anyway these books seem to help me to loosen that area, and so can the Bible. I play a left handed violin for the same reason although in recent years it did not give me the relief that it used to. At the beginning I would play for 30 minutes and I was in the clouds for the next couple of hours. I just have to read for 15 minutes and than stretch that arm, it just cracks like a mould but the shoulder still has tightness. It is only after I became ambi dexterous, in fact this happened on Halloween some years ago. I figure that I can get through books easier if they also feel good. Yes even Programming Principals too however the O'Reilly felt easier to go down otherwise I'd be further into the book. I never knew that I was going to eat my books, and I hope that I don't come looking for Bjarne after I eat all my bookshelves...if that is the actual truth of the devil. I actually was thinking about a new Marvel movie where Stroustrup is a scientist and he makes the robot called ROM...its an old comic book. Why doesn't he make ROM?

I'll have some of what ever you're on.

You might have to wear an Akubra. It worked okay today but I was tired. The book was Gnu Emacs by O'Reilly. Definitely relaxing...not sure if I am with them or against them because of what is on the hat.

I was able to get qt creator set up on Ubuntu, quite good in fact, no need for emacs.

There is no pain, you are receding...

This thread is awesome.

Originally Posted by phantomotap

Looking back, I always wonder if Albert Einstein was speaking too me somehow one booksexual to another.

It's possible - he could be a little dirty at times (youtube).

Originally Posted by laserlight

I have been known to rub my nose against my Kindle. It usually happens when I fall asleep while reading.

*sigh*
I tried to turn a page in a physical book by touching the surface.
Was genuinely surprised for a while that it didn't work.