/dual mnemonics

Here are some inspirational /dual mnemonics:

    /d  = Dual, Depends, Dunno, Dagnabbit, Dunce, heisenDumb,
          Drat, Delirious, Dirty, Despised, Deprecated, 
          Don't-count-on-it-Dude, Dorkmode

    /a  = Asᴄɪɪ, Auld, Ancient, Antiquated, Amiss, Antemillennial,
          Accidental, All-fouled-up, Astonishing, Awful, ACK!,
          Aw-shucks-so-you're-still-in-the-twencen-EH?

    /aa = All-Asᴄɪɪ__All-the-time

    /l  = Locale, Legacy, Lose-Lose, Lachrymous, good-Luck-with-*that*

    /u  = Unicode, Unified, Useful, Uniform, ne-plus-Ultra, Unsullied, 
          Ultimate, Übermode

--tom
-- 
 Substitute "damn" every time you're inclined to write "very"; your
 editor will delete it and the writing will be just as it should be.
 		-- Mark Twain

• /dual mnemonics by Tom Christiansen