On 07/15/2012 09:13 PM, Colin Holgate wrote:
That made me laugh so hard, and then I went on to read it.

I understand the logic of bottom posting, but the issue of mobile users and 
Mail previews does make top posting useful.


Surely there is a terminological hiatus here, and to avoid ambiguity we should be talking about

preposting, postposting and inposting (or, possibly, imposting).

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However, a small boy who attends my English school told me the reason he had not brought the letter he was writing was because it was "in his grandmother" [this being a literal translation of the way Bulgarian's say "at Granny's house"]; needless to say I used that wonderful opportunity to discuss
the topic of "bottom posting" and its effect on kids' grades.

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When I was working at St Andrews there was a golf story going the rounds (I mean, why not, at St Andrews ???):

3 American golfers and a wee Scots lad to carry their golf bags.

1. Boy hears a mobile phone ringing; chap starts talking to his hand: other chap explains
he has a phone embedded in his hand.

2. Boy hears a mobile phone ringing; chap starts talking to himself: other chap explains
he has a phone embedded inside his head.

3. 3rd American runs into the bushes and drops his trousers/pants: other chap explains,

"He's just downloading some software."

Q.E.D. I rest my case.

On Jul 15, 2012, at 2:06 PM, Mark Wieder <mwie...@ahsoftware.net> wrote:

Top-posting, I mean.
It's just like that.
Don't you?
I so like it when the punchline precedes the joke.
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