Today I ran across something on the printer that made me laugh.

 

The Volume  of the Sphere is fubic inches.

The Volume of the Cube is fubic inches.

The Volume of the Cone is fubic inches.

 

Boy does this bring back the memories. My first fortran program (above is the output of a c++ program) seemed like the most impossible thing. The output should look like this

 

The Volume of the Sphere is 23.456 cubic inches.

 

I just thought that the word fubic was so funny. It actually scares me to think the person made the spelling mistake three times. It could be a copy and paste thing, but what if the person did not know what the word cubic was? Now that is funny.

 

When I first started a program like this takes days to make. Now I can knock it out in a few minutes.

It funny to look back on things like Fubic inches, especially when you are trying to make a derived class from the Node class called DoubleLinkList class and you are tying to decide what the link item should point to when using the default constructor. It makes Fubic inches look really lame, as if they were not lame already.