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Learn Not To Code

A man who enjoyed writing code once took a wrong turn down a road. Forsaking recursion, he took an excursion, now dabbles in sonnets and odes. His java is still close at hand, but now it is black and smells grand. Who needs a compiler? Just hike a two-miler; the bugs are all out on the land.

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