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{{g}}We at the JC will never tire of marvelling at how comprehensively {{icds}} can, through sheer anxiety, render simple concepts as unintelligible tracts of text.  
[[Automatic Exercise - Equity Derivatives Provision|We]] at the [[JC]] will never tire of marvelling at how comprehensively {{icds}} can, through sheer anxiety, render simple concepts as unintelligible tracts of text.  


Actually, we can and do tire of it. But the mental effort of marshaling respect and affection for the [[squad]]’s quaint syntactical idioms — learning to love the monster, so to speak; a form of self-inflicted Stockholm syndrome — has its benefits. For if you can’t laugh, all hope is lost.
Actually, we can and do tire of it. But the mental effort of feigning respect and affection for the [[squad]]’s quaint syntactical idioms — learning to love the monster, so to speak; a form of self-inflicted Stockholm syndrome — has its benefits. For if you can’t laugh, all hope is lost.


Anyway.
Anyway.

Revision as of 18:14, 20 October 2020

We at the JC will never tire of marvelling at how comprehensively ISDA’s crack drafting squad™ can, through sheer anxiety, render simple concepts as unintelligible tracts of text.

Actually, we can and do tire of it. But the mental effort of feigning respect and affection for the squad’s quaint syntactical idioms — learning to love the monster, so to speak; a form of self-inflicted Stockholm syndrome — has its benefits. For if you can’t laugh, all hope is lost.

Anyway.