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Harlan Messinger wrote:
> 
> Albert Dorofiev (albert@sonytel.be) wrote:
> : Victor A. Davidoff wrote:
> : > åÓÔØ ÓÒÏÞÎÁÑ ÎÅÏÂÈÏÄÉÍÏÓÔØ ÎÁÐÉÓÁÔØ ÉÇÒÕ ÎÁ C++.
> : > îÁÄÏ,ÞÔÏÂÙ ÂÙÌÁ ÖÅÌÅÚÎÁÑ ÄÏÒÏÇÁ É ÐÏ ÎÅÊ ÈÏÄÉÌÉ ÐÏÅÚÄÁ.
> : > ðÏÄÓËÁÖÉÔÅ ÁÌÇÏÒÉÔÍ ÐÅÒÅÄ×ÅÖÅÎÉÑ ÐÏÅÚÄÁ ÐÏ ÒÅÌØÓÁÍ(É ÐÏ ×ÏÚÍÏÖÎÏÓÔÉ ÐÒÉÍÅÒÙ)
> :
> : Would you mind using English, please? I do NOT have
> : a russian font and many of people do not speak russian.
> 
> Whence the sense of entitlement to be able to read every posting that
> goes by your eyes? 

:)  This is funny.  I mean funny in the sense that this post should be
generating *this* kind of controversy.  Look at the post carefully.  There is 
a ridiculous amount of redundancy in accented "A"'s, "O"'s and "I"'s.  This 
does not look very Russian or like any sensible written language for that 
matter.  If you stand back and relax your eyes, it almost looks like it 
spells out something in large block letters ... it almost looks like 
"Victor".  My guess is that using whatever warped font he used when posting 
this message the message actually looked a *lot* like a picture of the word 
"Victor".

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