Remembering all the boys essay

Clippy eventually met his end in 2007, when the latest version of Office shipped without his grating interjections. Distanced from the pain of actually having to deal with him, a number of Clippy’s critics began to produce damning fan art, from Clippy being a general nuisance to engaging in lewd acts. In 2015, author Leonard Delaney self-published Conquered by Clippy , a 16-page erotic short story that was either a meditation on how technology is seducing us or just a weird story about a paper clip copulating with a human. (Delaney also penned Taken by Tetris Blocks .)

Surviving are her husband, Riscardo (Rick) Cruz; daughter, A'Lisa Cruz-Santos, and husband Wally, of Middletown; son, Bret Joseph Cruz, and fiance', Erin Quesenberry, of Middletown; eight grandchildren, Leandra Cruz, Selena Santos, Elijah Cruz, Camdyn Tayler, Angelus Cruz, Zoey Taylor, Maiara Cruz and Leiloni Cruz; six stepgrandchildren, Anthony Santos, Joshua Santos, JR Santos, Angel Santos, Drake Quesenberry and Makenna Quesenberry; her sister, Viola Allison Finnicum-Debes, and husband, Joseph, of Philadelphia; sister-in-law, Angela Cruz Boldosser and husband, Jeff, of Dillsburg; brother-in-law Angel Cruz Jr and wife Linda, of Chillicothe, Ohio; and nieces and nephews.

Remembering all the boys essay

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