I thought the "motherfucker method" was cursing at the program until it works. This aptly describes my style of programming.

hahaha :) fun, I believe I can share the same frustrations with non-programmers, except that I used to learn to make non-programmers viable tools that round-up the programming experience. It means that they can help in more ways than you can imagine as a programmer.

Also I think that using the right tool to plan is very important. The right tool must be something that fits into your routine and thinking more cognitively and intuitively than conceptually.

LMAO, do you think this is bad in all situations? If I am working for a client I use whatever their preferred methodology is. I really only do this when I am doing things for fun on my own.