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Stations named after commercial entities
On Fri, 24 Jul 2009, James Farrar wrote:
Tom Anderson wrote in rth.li: On Thu, 23 Jul 2009, Basil Jet wrote: Several stations are named after pubs: IIRC the Angel pub at Angel is not the original, which is gone. Wasn't that a cake shop rather than a pub? Oh, i see it was a pub before that. Anyway, everyones missed the most obvious example - Heathrow Airport, which has not one but four stations named after it! Four? I count either three or five: H123 and Heathrow Central; two T4s; and a T5. Ah, i was single-counting the T4s. My bad. tom -- Formal logical proofs, and therefore programs - formal logical proofs that particular computations are possible, expressed in a formal system called a programming language - are utterly meaningless. To write a computer program you have to come to terms with this, to accept that whatever you might want the program to mean, the machine will blindly follow its meaningless rules and come to some meaningless conclusion. -- Dehnadi and Bornat |
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