I'm surprised that the internet is still such a wild domain, what with you
policing it as rigorously as you are.

I'm also sure as a technical writer you have substantial built-up rage
against your inability to actually do technical things, instead of merely
write about them. Thus, rather then write about WTF a Hasty-Bake is, you
write about how to write about a Hasty-bake.

I'm sure when you screw you use a paper and pen, as well. Please write a
paragraph to yourself telling you screw off.

And this top-post goes out to you and friend with the "I'm not your search
engine" sign on her desk.

El Penguini
"Kevin S. Wilson" wrote in message
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On Sat, 06 Nov 2004 16:27:54 GMT, "cl" wrote:


"Matthew L. Martin" wrote in message
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El Penguini wrote:
WTF is a 'Hasty-Bake'? I dated a girl when I was four that used an
easy-bake to get into my heart, but I've never heard of a
'Hasty-Bake'.


Please don't top post.

No. I'm not singling you out.


Rather than just being an ass, why didn't you also try to inform him of
what
a hasty bake is.

http://www.hastybake.com/products.htm

I made a sign recently for a friend; she keeps it on her desk at work.
It says, "I'm Not Your Search Engine."

A top-poster who hijacks a thread to ask "WTF is a Hasty-Bake" is
lucky to receive only a polite request not to top post.

"How do I cook X in a Hasty-Bake?" is a question deserving of a
response. "WTF is a Hasty-Bake?" is not.

I just now pasted "hasty-bake," "hastybake," and "hastey bake" into
google and got to the site you cited. This isn't rocket surgery.

--
Kevin S. Wilson
Tech Writer at a university somewhere in Idaho
"When you can't do something completely impractical and intrinsically
useless *yourself*, you go get the Kibologists to do it for you." --J.
Furr