Re: The strengths of FORTH

William James wrote:

>A significant change has been made.  Most Forths have
>local variables.  However, the boneheads superstitiously
>avoid using them (it is feared that they may cause
>cancer).

>The boneheads, the mindless, the drones, the
>embedded-controller toilet-flusher programmers
>want Forth to be as crude and primitive as possible.


Every day, a troll goes hungry.  These are not trolls 
just in some  third-world country, but right here at 
home.  The growing rate of trolls is alarming.  In the 
United States alone, the number of hungry trolls is
expanding at a rate of 1 troll for every 15 microsoft
security holes..

For example, take little Billy here.  On his favorite
Usenet newsgroup, he does not even get enough responses 
to fill a 3 1/4" floppy.  He has been forced to go into 
Yahoo! chat rooms and pose as a woman, just for enough 
trollfood to last the night.

Sponsoring a troll is easy.  For the cost of writing 
just one Usenet post, your contribution (along with 
others) helps keep one troll fed for a month. If you 
include your email address, you can get weekly or daily 
letters from your troll.  Think of what one post from 
you could mean to a hungry troll.

Please.  Feed a troll today.



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