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Comment from: Frank460 [Visitor] Email
Frank460SOHCAHTOA
Note: Anchovies are used as tuna bait and with that in mind here is a mnemonic sentence:
Some Old Hags Caught A Huge Tuna On Anchovies
01/09/10 @ 03:41
Comment from: David Newcomb [Member] Email
David Newcomb@Frank460: Everywhere Frank460 is listed, so too is the phrase: "Interests: Mnemonic softare that creates mnemonic phrases rapidly with minimum effort on the part of the user".

So I think that in spite of not being able to spell "software" you are the author of some software that takes acronyms and turns them into sentences. The problem with this is that the sentences make sense grammatically but are complete gibberish. I think that you added that bit about tuna to make it make sense but I suspect that it's bollox.

I totally disagree with your blog article: Mnemonic Effectiveness

If the sentence doesn't make sense then it's difficult to remember and so it doesn't do its job properly.

However there are some other nice examples that do make sense dotted around the rest of your site.
01/09/10 @ 10:04

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