Re: Frame Overflows

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From: Peter_Kahrel
Date: Sat, 03 Jan 2004 14:44

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In my understanding of frames and stories, a frame is a container with a story in it. So it seems logical that frames overflow, but stories can't. Same as with glasses and liquids: a glass can overflow, but a liquid can't.

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