Funny command line flag combos

[Peepsalot]

Does anyone have some commands that they run often with flags that spell out words? It's hard for me to explain, so just take my example:
I have been using
ls -thor a lot lately.

There's plenty of other words I could spell out with the ls options, but I find this combo particularly useful. I'm just wondering if other people end up spelling things with options like this.

[adaptr]

Does anyone have some commands that they run often with flags that spell out words? It's hard for me to explain,
No it's not; that one sentence was more than enough to understand what you meant.

I always run

ps fax
myself.
Oddly enough, this does not produce a fax - either on paper, or anywhere else.
If I'm feeling adventurous, I might even run:

ps faux

[DoctorMO]

I usualy go for


ls FlAG

[mcduck]

bit offtopic, but I think the 'glxgears -iacknowledgethatthistoolisnotabenchmark' is still the best attribute I have ever given to a command :D

[po0f]

I always thought cdrdao's -use-the-force-luke option was pretty funny.

[mcduck]

I always thought cdrdao's -use-the-force-luke option was pretty funny.

I never knew about that one :D What does it do? I couldn't find it with from cdrdao's manual.

[mcglnx]

$ who loves mum?

[po0f]

mcduck,

I got my command-line CD apps mixed up, I meant growisofs. Link (http://www.linuxcommand.org/man_pages/growisofs1.html).