Front Scripts

[Dar Scott]

On Jul 18, 2012, at 4:53 PM, Peter Haworth wrote:

> This is all back to front to me….
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> OR
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> "The first one now will later be last"….
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> OR
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> What goes up the chimney down but not down the chimney up?

You might be comforted by these words from "The Reluctant Dragon" (1941) to be read with poetic emotion.

“To an Upside Down Cake”
by the Reluctant Dragon

Sweet little upside down cake,
Cares and woes, you’ve got ‘em.
Poor little upside down cake,
Your top is on your bottom!
Alas!  Little upside down cake,
Your troubles never stop!
Because, little upside down cake,
Your bottom’s on your top!

Though that might comfort, it might not help you remember.  

Perhaps one can think of 'insert' as being like 'put before' if backscripts was a global and not a function.  OK, maybe that doesn't help.  

Dar
(Matthew 20:16a)