I bet you most programmers started out hacking. You think you're alone in that, but I'm sure you can find hundreds of people in this newsgroup with 48-hour hack-a-thon or similar kinds of stories. They may have been working with punched cards or with all-text displays, but hacking is hacking. That's why some of the dreaded professional programmers will see your fixation with obscure tricks as nothing more than a phase they've been through themselves.

R-run over an' wake up th' loot at th' station.

Most stables are off-limits but Hakkaku's allows paying guests accompanied by a guide to watch a morning training session. Because sumo competitions are held just six times a year, it's a great way for visitors to experience this uniquely Japanese phenomenon. … Guests silently shuffle into the small dojo to sit or kneel just feet from where the enormous fighters are practising.

So far, we assume that he took the rifle from the cabinet to throw blame by its missingness — I mean, its absence — on some one else.