Re: ISO an adjective

Noriyo Asano:

> So it might be closer to "Sleeping Beauty"
than Cinderella.

OK, I'll buy the
"Sleeping-Beauty-with-a-crooked-nose" analogy
then.
(Hopefully, the kiss will straighten it, but I don't know if
the prince will
ever come by.) Now, if we could just reduce that to one
adjective. 

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On 4/17/07, Ziya Oz <listeraearthlink.net> wrote:
> OK, I'll buy the
"Sleeping-Beauty-with-a-crooked-nose" analogy
then.
> (Hopefully, the kiss will straighten it, but I don't
know if the prince will
> ever come by.) Now, if we could just reduce that to one
adjective. 

Can there be anything so sad as a software product in search
of an
adjective? Can it not be allowed to be perfect in its
imperfection? 

Cheers, Andrew

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