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p.154

page 154 of why's (poignant) Guide to Ruby. A big comic panel of a busy city full of animals. A white fox with blue eyes holds a payphone and says: "Yeah, I'm supposed to be starring in this technical manual right now, but now I'm lost in this freaky animal city, looking for my pickup...".

Above the panel, a handwritten note in teal pen: "Ruby is weird and I love it!", signed "Youssef from Sweden".

Page 154. A fox is lost in a freaky animal city, stuck at a payphone, looking for a pickup truck.

Above it, @yboulkaid wrote in teal:

Ruby is weird and I love it! Youssef from Sweden

@yboulkaid

Youssef photographs eclipses with Ruby and brews potions with linear programming. Youssef knows weird.

def love?(lang) = lang.weird? love?(Ruby) # => true

The foxes agree. Freaky cities are the best ones. Nobody stares at a fox on a payphone.

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