I've actually done shit like that myself. I especially like writing code like this:
yoMama = null
or leave messages for friends, in [the automatically generated] version-control generated header-comments. A friend once wrote "I need a Coke, SO badly." It was time-stamped something like 2am. ;-) While in the Army, one of the first things they taught us, was that it was explicitly forbidden to give variables names that where transliterated Hebrew (because, due to multiple "spelling" options, they would be VERY hard to read, and impossible to remember). So no variables called
int MisparReshuma, SkhumHamisparim; // RecordNum, SumOfNums
Just yesterday, I found the following in the [online] documentation for Java's official Unit-Test library: TestSuite:createTest method.
Ha Ha!
or leave messages for friends, in [the automatically generated] version-control generated header-comments. A friend once wrote "I need a Coke, SO badly." It was time-stamped something like 2am. ;-) While in the Army, one of the first things they taught us, was that it was explicitly forbidden to give variables names that where transliterated Hebrew (because, due to multiple "spelling" options, they would be VERY hard to read, and impossible to remember). So no variables called
Just yesterday, I found the following in the [online] documentation for Java's official Unit-Test library: TestSuite:createTest method.