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i used to kinda lazily dig my car out just enough so i could get in and power my way outta the damned spot kinda fun but i got a new car and i dunno how well it would do at this since it hasn't snowed yet
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wikipedia_Signpost/2012-01-30/Technology_report The same language that powers the shitheap known as Garrysmod moves onto to a new pile of poo poo.
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nap.app posted:i used to kinda lazily dig my car out just enough so i could get in and power my way outta the damned spot yeah this is the way to do it. bonus points if your neighbors help push & then you hop out and help push them. and/or it's Saturday night & 5 random drunk people magically appear to help you out of an ice rut  I kinda do feel sorry for you snowgoons who live in towns that don't plow tho. seriously what the heck man
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Lutha Mahtin posted:I kinda do feel sorry for you snowgoons who live in towns that don't plow tho. seriously what the heck man plowing is part of the problem ?
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LP97S posted:The same language that powers the shitheap known as Garrysmod moves onto to a new pile of poo poo. gl with your new scripting language wikipedia e: lol, from the page on one of the libraries it recommends: quote:The UTF-8 encoding Malloc Voidstar fucked around with this message at 04:15 on Feb 1, 2012 |
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Yodzilla posted:"sis come over here i need you for something" 
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graph posted:plowing is part of the problem ? 1. city declares snow emergency is in effect 2. everybody parks on one side of the street 3. other side of the street gets plowed to the curb 4. repeat steps 2 & 3 to clear the side of the street not done yet WORKSFORME. also if you live somewhere dense enough that this isn't possible, wtf you got a car for anyway?
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i'm just glad i don't live in a city where it's illegal to park on 99% of the streets when it snows. baltimore's snow corridor's are a loving nightmare
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the city of atlanta has a grand total of 2 snow plows for like 5 million people so you can see why we flip the gently caress out whenever we get any snow at all
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Pakled posted:the city of atlanta has a grand total of 2 snow plows for like 5 million people so you can see why we flip the gently caress out whenever we get any snow at all http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aVT8SCkobE keep warm hotlanta
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Pakled posted:the city of atlanta has a grand total of 2 snow plows for like 5 million people so you can see why we flip the gently caress out whenever we get any snow at all arkansas highway department likes to put down sand 
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PHP PRO-GAMER posted:http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_Baltimore "The term "HON" recently became a trademarked term in Baltimore by a local businesswoman. Denise Whiting trademarked the term "HON" for use on napkins, buttons, hats and other promotional material to promote her business, Cafe Hon, located in Baltimore. The trademark, as stated by Whiting, doesn't prevent anyone from saying "HON"[3] or using it in general conversation.[4]" lol i remember when this happened and everyone got pissed literally a trademark troll
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_slang#Beer_glasses actually this is fuckin important
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ahhh spiders posted:? http://lua-users.org/wiki/LuaUnicode
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:it's a whole lot of words to say "you can store UTF8 in a lua string but there's no support for them" so this wikipedia thing is blown way out of proportion, like most "breaking news" on teh internet
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ymgve posted:i once saw someone doing encryption and bit arithmetic in lua sometimes its fun to try and do something in a completely stupid way so you can terrify everyone with the idiot monstrosity of coding but that,
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axolotl farmer posted:How does one patch KDE2 under FreeBSD? Own-zone.
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PHP PRO-GAMER posted:http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_Baltimore COME OVER TO MY HEOUS, ITS IN FELLS DEOUN BY THE WUDDER HON, COME OVER AND WELL DRINK BOHS AN EAT CRABS AN WATCH THE OWEIOLS GAME HON
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LP97S posted:The same language that powers the shitheap known as Garrysmod moves onto to a new pile of poo poo. also angry birdes
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nap.app posted:i used to kinda lazily dig my car out just enough so i could get in and power my way outta the damned spot
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Pain is an unpleasant sensation often caused by intense or damaging stimuli such as stubbing a toe, burning a finger, putting alcohol on a cut, and bumping the "funny bone."[1]
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Hammerite posted:Pain is an unpleasant sensation often caused by intense or damaging stimuli such as stubbing a toe, burning a finger, putting alcohol on a cut, and bumping the "funny bone."[1] i find it difficult to picture anybody doing all of these things at the same time 
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Hammerite posted:i find it difficult to picture anybody doing all of these things at the same time this is just married sex night speaking of which, penciled in for the 20th 
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Hammerite posted:Pain is an unpleasant sensation often caused by damaging stimuli such as your posts.
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sorry if snow chair chat is over but ffor reals had no idea this was a thing. burb lyfe also portland is kinda like atlanta in terms of snowplows per capita. if there's over a foot of snow the place shuts down
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hey, whens the last time you tried to drive a fixie snowplow
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ahhh spiders posted:so this wikipedia thing is blown way out of proportion, like most "breaking news" on teh internet Vulgarity is in the eye of the beholder, like beauty. I don't find anything vulgar, because I understand that words are sounds, the same as other apes make, only we string them together to represent thoughts. I don't believe that thoughts can be "bad," because I don't believe in thought-crime -- because I still think in Oldspeak. I do realize, however, that your opinion outweighs mine on this site, because you have a magic button that can send me to Room 101. It is this fact at which I take umbrage. I openly mock your piddling button, and dare you to resort to it. I do this because I reject the notion that your subjective assessment of thoughts is the slightest bit more relevant than mine -- button or no -- and I want you to sink to your lowest possible level by enforcing your belief to the contrary. P.S. gently caress you. Stick your threats up your rear end. And stick your admin bit (the source of all your bluster) up Shearer's rear end, next to his. You came here to rile me up with more threats, because you knew I wouldn't be impressed by your button, and that I'd push it myself just to spite you. This is just another case of bored button-jockeys who oppose my political views, looking for an excuse to purge me. Well, you've got your reason, now push your loving button, gatekeeper. You can't imagine how many times I've been through this. You'll see me after I've pressed my own button -- on the back of my modem. Or perhaps I'll see you first. The gates will come down one day. The top Google hit won't always be run by power-tripping teens, frustrated house-husbands, bitter spinsters and slavish upholders of the elites' version of history. The truth will find its way into this right-wing, authoritarian, Anglo-centric nightmare.
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ahmeni posted:Vulgarity is in the eye of the beholder, like beauty. I don't find anything vulgar, because I understand that words are sounds, the same as other apes make, only we string them together to represent thoughts. I don't believe that thoughts can be "bad," because I don't believe in thought-crime -- because I still think in Oldspeak. I do realize, however, that your opinion outweighs mine on this site, because you have a magic button that can send me to Room 101. It is this fact at which I take umbrage. I openly mock your piddling button, and dare you to resort to it. I do this because I reject the notion that your subjective assessment of thoughts is the slightest bit more relevant than mine -- button or no -- and I want you to sink to your lowest possible level by enforcing your belief to the contrary. ahahah he wikilinked the 1984 references in case we were too dense to figure out his subtle literary allusions edit: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:70.105.246.237 Lamont Cranston fucked around with this message at 21:01 on Feb 2, 2012 |
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Lamont Cranston posted:ahahah he wikilinked the 1984 references I know someone irl who does this in emails all the god drat time
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Jonny 290 posted:this is just married sex night funny boner
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Woz My Neg rear end posted:where the gently caress is that from That article is another loving disgrace. Two measly loving paragraphs in a measly loving backwater of an article, where the truth, to the extent that it is mentioned, won't offend the sensibilities of historical gatekeepers like yourself. By the way, your wording could use some cleanup as well. "Native Americans and their mass killings"? That could be taken to imply that the natives were the ones doing the killing and instigating the whole thing. Is that what you meant? Never mind, don't bother answering. Go gently caress yourself, gatekeeper. And stick your admin bit as far up your rear end as your long arm of the law will reach.
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The film The Matrix also incorporates a self-defeating prophecy. When Neo is taken to the Oracle, she tells him that he's not "the One". She then goes on to tell him that Morpheus believes so blindly that Neo is "the One", that he will risk his life to save him. Therefore, Neo eventually will have to make a choice between his own life, and Morpheus'. Later on, when he is faced with Morpheus' imminent death, Neo makes the choice to save Morpheus, believing that if he himself dies it won't matter, because he is not "the One". Neo manages to save Morpheus without dying himself, contrary to the Oracle's prediction. Seeing that Neo is confused by this, Morpheus explains, "She [the Oracle] told you exactly what you needed to hear. That's all." Neo then discovers that he is in fact "the One". If the Oracle had told Neo earlier that he was "the One", he might not have been willing to risk his own life for Morpheus'.
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