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Anonymous2009-10-18 7:24
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Anonymous2010-01-13 23:06
Why do we call it sepples again? Googling it gives *only* /prog/, and a bunch of people with a lame last name.
>>154
cpp = sepp
les = affectionate suffix, like `tan` or `chan`
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Anonymous2010-01-14 3:43
>>154
It's a historical curiosity from the "How do you pronounce C++" thread.
C++ => Cee Plus Plus => Ceeplusplus => Seplusplus => Sepplus => Sepples
also, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sepples