alan@sdcrdcf.UUCP (Alan Algustyniak) (05/23/84)
<British beer ad: Roll up and down a pint tonight! > Boy, am i glad i'm not a writer for Science News magazine. They apparently have a rule against ending sentences with prepositions. Here is a sentence from the 4 Feb, 1984 issue (page 72): Flatulence. It's something with which bean lovers have had to learn to live. Yeeech!! I know it's really the fault of the ignoramous who makes the rules, but can someone help the poor writer out, and make the sentence more readable while still obeying the "rule". P.S. If it's better to give than to receive, than it must be better to give a shit than to take one. Alan Algustyniak (sdccsu3!sdcrdcf!alan) (ucbvax!ucla-vax!sdcrdcf!alan) (allegra!sdcrdcf!alan) (decvax!trw-unix!sdcrdcf!alan) (cbosgd!sdcrdcf!alan)