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 16 February 2003
9:35:03 AM    Singing for your Lisp

Does anyone have an old copy of

Paul Graham's

ANSI Common Lisp

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0133708756/qid=1045387588/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_2_1/202-2084505-8187038

That is surplus to requirements?

I'm really keen to learn Lisp, think this is the right book, but can't justify spending the money on it.  The public library system in south London is a little short on Lisp so I'm hoping somebody out there may have an unwanted copy.

For now I'm using online tutorials (including Graham's more advanced Lisp book which is online) but it would be much easier with a good book.

8:25:27 AM    Iraq is not Nazi Germany

Iraq is not Nazi Germany. There's an article in the Guardian stating the opponents of war on Iraq are not the appeasers and points out the fallacy in comparing Iraq to Nazi Germany and this era to the 1930's. [megnut]