A little Turbo Prolog joke

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From: psc
Date: Fri, 09 Jan 1987 19:49

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< "I'm *not* expendable, I'm *not* stupid, and I'm *NOT* going!" >

I just came across the definition that seemed cute to me (beta site
software is tough to tolerate).  I thought all the Turbo Prolog
detractors out there might enjoy it, too.  You heard it here first.

	agnosia: the partial or complete loss of the ability to
	recognize familiar objects esp. by seeing, hearing, or touching
	and usu. as a result of brain damage

-Paul S. R. Chisholm, UUCP {ihnp4,cbosgd,allegra,vax135,mtgzz}!lznv!psc
AT&T Mail !psrchisholm, Internet mtgzz!lznv!psc@rutgers.rutgers.edu
The above is not an opinion, just a quote from a dictionary!

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Subject: A little Turbo Prolog joke
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Keywords: Turbo Prolog Pascal type checking humor agnosia