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On the other hand, the following paragraph got a 1.71:_______________________________________________
Hef gomba skig lit poog. Wak ab it fidskip pigfud fory. My pig had a dog.
Was gib nut drib foog? Wa pak is dam fin bot. Hog is dog log cog nog fog.
What is my fog index? I am find pot cause bugs. Bim pim mim kim. Jopg?
No. Past miggle put ham but. Widge me goggle. What? Pock mod fun. This
is a drag. But I want to give a nice shot. Is this hard to read? Me no
thinkum hard. Is this enough? I hope so.
Tom Wayburn,
Houston, Texas
P.S. Nevertheless, it scares me that what I thought was (my) flawless prose
got an 18.02. William James got a 9.14, Henry James got a 14.74, Cosmides
and Tooby got a 11.92, and James Joyce got a 31.60.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brian Whatcott" <betwys1@SBCGLOBAL.NET>
Sent: Tuesday, November 01, 2005 11:14 AM
Subject: Fog Index
This is an online calculator of Fog Index
<http://library.loganutah.org:8080/bridgerland/TutorTips/fog>
Sampling a few contributions ot the Stopping Distance thread
[this was happenstance, not editorial comment, by the way]
gave these values:
John Clement 11.62
John Denker 9.69
Rick Swanson 9.65
Rick Tarara 8.92
BC 8.81
Mark Shapiro 8.68
Me 7.26
Roger Haar 4.41
Brian Whatcott Altus OK Eureka!