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 October 10, 2002 - 08:23 PM | chris
A few more haikus came

A few more haikus came in this evening. David gives us this quixotic offering:

Dogs and kitty cats
They're in every song I know
Kitty cats and dogs

Well said, Dave. Meanwhile James took a page out of the Full Professor's playbook and contributed a programming poem:

I will not say a
word about Iteration.
I will not say a

Ah, those clever CS majors. And finally, the other Amy wins the prize for nerdiest haiku, but at least she didn't think of it herself. Here's the scoop:

Several semesters ago, I was sitting in ee250 lecture. Mid-lecture, the professor happened to say:

C dv/dt?
Is that the magic poem?
C dv/dt.

"Did he really just say that??" I thought. And then, quickly counting on my fingers, "Hey! That was a haiku!"

True story.

Once again, however, this one isn't really a haiku unless you pronounce the last word of the second line as "po-em" rather than its traditional backwoods-America pronunciation of "pome". Better luck next time, ee250 professor. update: Amy has confirmed that the professor indeed pronounced it as "po-em". She also points out that it was an unintentional haiku on the prof's part, so Amy does indeed get credit for the nerdiest haiku. Way to go other Amy!