And here a brief pause in memory of Alan Turing, the computer-genius cryptographer (and widely considered the father of computer programming) who cracked the Nazi Enigma code and was probably as responsible as any one person COULD be for winning World War 2. But of course his work was top secret, so nobody knew who he was when the British government subsequently hounded him to death for his homosexuality.
Ratkin over 1 year ago
They’re just anagramming. The coal is red = solid teacher; her necklace is made by owls = describes weak melancholy.
Count Olaf Premium Member over 1 year ago
Rosebud was a silly freakin’ sled.
Chris over 1 year ago
your right, they should talk about how much money it costs. :D
InTraining over 1 year ago
a typical coffee break…!
InTraining over 1 year ago
use em to make Potato Heads…!
sandpiper over 1 year ago
Would make for interesting breaks in an average office.
Richard S Russell Premium Member over 1 year ago
Seems like right about here we could use a little “nudge, nudge; wink, wink”.
The Brooklyn Accent over 1 year ago
“My hovercraft is full of eels.”
PouluCBagumba over 1 year ago
I’m stumped by a last message
T... over 1 year ago
Who’s writing this stuff? …
Richard S Russell Premium Member over 1 year ago
And here a brief pause in memory of Alan Turing, the computer-genius cryptographer (and widely considered the father of computer programming) who cracked the Nazi Enigma code and was probably as responsible as any one person COULD be for winning World War 2. But of course his work was top secret, so nobody knew who he was when the British government subsequently hounded him to death for his homosexuality.
Spiffy over 1 year ago
Where are Alice, Bob, and Eve?