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@@ -37,16 +37,14 @@ The first should_receive ensures that Post.get!(1) is called, we could mock out
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 a Post instance to return here, but in this case we're only interested in it
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 being called and not raising an exception.
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-Next we use the get method to make a request to the controller, the :yields
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-option allows us to set what the get request returns. Here we want to grab the
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-controller and then stub out the render method before the request is made.
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-Anything inside you get method's block will be executed before the request is
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-dispatched.
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-
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-After the request has been dispatched, several methods are available to return
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-the results from the request: body, status, params, cookies, headers, session,
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-response and route. Note that these all just call the same method on controller
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-(so status is the same as controller.status).
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+Next we use the get method to make a request to the controller.  The get method
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+yields the controller, allowing us to stub out the render method, as we're not
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+interested in how that behaves.  Anything inside the get method's block will be
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+executed before the request is dispatched.
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+
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+After the request has been dispatched, it returns the controller.  Several
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+methods are available to examine the results from the request: body, status,
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+params, cookies, headers, session, response and route.
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 This test was fairly simple, and it's likely you won't need to such tests if
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 your controllers are as simple as ours. But once you have more than a few lines