We celebrate Omegaword's invention of the amperbang and now realize we've seen amperbang facial expressions, as when someone nods enthusiastically, eyebrows raised, to prod us to reveal a seemingly inevitable and yet elusive punch line.

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Jeff writes:

A reviewer from Sydney, Australia says this of our book on ampersands:

If you are interested in the history of the ampersand and other interesting trivia about it, this is definitely the book to get.

"The & represents life and what comes after."
—visual artist Iain Baxter&, who legally added the & to his name

(Thanks, Gary Barwin!)

--- Jonathan Caws-Elwitt writes: It looks so *cute* when it's asleep!