@russg: Do you teach, or are you a parent?

@susan.bond: That's interesting.

10. Organize Your Thoughts Before Writing

@luckycharms: Emulator for Windows?! Wha? I can't play old Mac games on a Mac? Expletive!

That's a damn sexy machine, for Lenovo. But I can't handle that the trackpad appears just slightly off-center . . . grr.

@SquareWheel: Actually, many of these games are probably out of copyright or have no rights holders because of companies dissolving.

Step 1. Carve every letter of the Declaration of Independence onto a piece of wood.

@Method320: Here's the heart that you win from me.

@Biduleman: Wow. I actually missed the part where he mentioned that it was a textbook; see my comment above this.

@photogamer: My apologies—I didn't see the "physics" in his comments. I thought he was just talking about books in general. Are textbooks really that expensive nowadays?

@Method320: I had to. (Yes, I know I forgot the second "E" in "COFFEE" and have no right to scold you. But it's a funny comic. And my spell check doesn't work on words in all capital letters.)

@Unionhawk: Oh. You totally got me. I was thinking that you were writing an entire novel in nano.

I love this idea. Could we see some different (e.g., better) ways to do this?

@Biduleman: I'm not sure about paying $200 for a book, but I see your point.

A link under Tricks When Shooting is broken.

@Unionhawk: nano novel? As in nano the text editor or something else? Enlighten me.

@TheButcherfly: If you search for [ or ], which you probably won't have in your document, you can find this that need fixing.

@Method320: My personal preference is HEY EDITOR—I FORGOT TO ADD CONTENT HERE. PLEASE REMIND ME AND I'LL BUY YOU COFFE AND/OR BEER! THANK YOU!

@fiji.siv: Ba-dum-chhh!