Re: Warm and Fuzzy Documentation

[Andrew Plato <intrepid_es -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

> Beauty in nature as perceived by humans is due to asymmetry, 
> sometimes subtle and often times not.  Placing design elements 
> slightly "off balance" is not only warmer and more esthetic, but 
> also improves readability/usability.  So was the credo during the 
> Renaissance era: "nothing in excess and everything in proportion".

New for 2002, the Chrysler Asymmetry LXi. With a powerful 2.991 liter N-7
engine and 3.75 doors. 0 to 57 in 6.2 gopher farts with seating for 4.95
and Gortex interior. Lease one now for 299.95 chickens per month. 

Sometimes deviation from the norm has its problems as well. Can you say
Pontiac Aztek? This is something that humans should not be allowed to
produce. 

Andrew Plato 

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