ditty

The parsers can accept or reject things with duplicate keys, or they can play a nice little ditty through the speakers.

That lets ditty-writers cash in on any fortuitous fads they manage to stumble into, but doesn't bog down our culture in molasses...

The non-programmers aren't going to want to ditty around with copying files from a CD, they will just want to run setup.exe.

Young's little ditty had a profound influence on me; I'm still a prick, but a considerably less smug prick.

Reminds me of this little ditty from the 1980's when phones were still decidedly dumb and - would you believe it - still wired.

To the point that European and American artifacts of the same type and same era look like the Dell Ditty compared to the iPod Touch.

Even the Dell Ditty got some favorable press under that premise.

Heck, people were even championing the Dell Ditty in forums...

I personally rather regret the automatic recitation of Arne's ditty when visiting the page.

Hey all--Brian here, I built this little ditty.

(Flipped to the page after and found a lovely ditty about tea): There is a trickling, a grating, a stutter of cinders or light.

> I personally rather regret the automatic recitation of Arne's ditty when visiting the page.

I looked into it and daringfireball.net doesn't provide a rel="alternate" for their rss feed so my little feed discovery ditty won't work for them.

In making this remark, we are voicing the assumption that Being -- thought as such -- can no longer be called 'Being.' Being as such is other than itself, so decisively other that it even 'is' not." This obscure ditty[1] is from Nietzsche, Vol.

(The Bibbi-Babka Ditty was one such, a version of Chubby Checker's "Limbo Rock" that must be sung while baking delicious Myposian pastries known as Bibbi-Babkas.) So editing them out or replacing them with generic music, as was done for example with the rerelease of Daria which had all its popular background music removed, isn't an option.

Consider this ditty: > He saw a carrot and had to grab it, > His hunger was like a starving rabbit > To write the second line, the model had to satisfy two constraints at the same time: the need to rhyme (with "grab it"), and the need to make sense (why did he grab the carrot?).

The television series Perfect Strangers is probably never, ever going to be rereleased, and you can blame the Bibbi-Babka Ditty.