Wow, did you just think of this all by yourself?
> today may be the day to break that habit.
Better late than never to break the shackles of your programming.
That misspelling immediately jumped out at this grammarfag as it gives the the complete opposite meaning of what it appears to on the face of it - that is, if it said a part.
>Not programming for this woke anon. It's due to over six decades of southern politeness.
You don't think that's programming?
I watched a man in Oxford look left before stepping onto the road, right into the path of an oncoming bus. I guessed he was American, mainly by the attire, but also because those who've spent their lives in commonwealth countries look right first.
You don't think that's programming?
Programming doesn't have to be nefarious.
It all depends on who is the one doing the programming.