How Rev saved Thanksgiving
Bruce Laidlaw
wbl at iprimus.com.au
Sun Nov 23 21:31:15 EST 2003
Interestingly,
send "answer GoToBed? with Yes" to me in 30 seconds
works, as does
send "answer GoToBed? with Maybe" to me in 30 seconds
but
send "answer GoToBed? with No" to me in 30 seconds
does not!
PS. Thanks for adding "mavin, maven, mayvin" to my vocabulary!!
Bruce Laidlaw
http://go.to/reading.writing/
>Date: Sun, 23 Nov 2003 15:14:20 -0600
>From: "J. Landman Gay" <jacque at hyperactivesw.com>
>Subject: How Rev saved Thanksgiving and made me a better person
>To: Revolution Mailing List <use-revolution at lists.runrev.com>
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>Those who know me also know that if I can't cook something in the
>microwave in a few minutes, it is likely not to get made. But I make an
>exception at Thanksgiving and go whole hog, which takes me a couple of
>days, and today I made the bread.
>
>I used to make all my own bread (as well as my own soap, though we
>didn't eat that) but ever since I discovered scripting I lost all
>interest in the kitchen arts. The last time I put homemade bread in the
>oven, I went upstairs to my office, got immersed in some handler or
>another, and ended up with a two burnt bricks and a fair amount of
>smoke. It would appear that I can't (or won't) hear the oven timer when
>I'm at my computer.
>
>But I didn't want to write a timer stack for a one-shot deal. So I just
>typed this into Rev's message box:
>
> send "answer bread" to me in 3000 seconds
>
>And then I went web surfing and forgot all about it, as usual, in spite
>of my best intentions.
>
>Fifty minutes later a dialog pops up on my screen: "bread". Bingo. Rev
>saves Thanksgiving and everyone thinks I'm a mavin. :)
>
>
>
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