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Carnival of Shrews posted:Years ago, Coding Horror reported what is perhaps the oddest Markov-generated Genu-wine Humon Comment I've ever seen. This post is bringing back fond memories. Years back I wrote a Markov babble generator and seeded it with the book of Revelation and legendary power rangers erotic fan fiction Agony in Pink. I used this to spam the off-topic minimal rules board of some computer game forum, maybe Warhammer online, I can't remember. I should break that thing out again and go to town on YouTube.
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Veni Vidi Ameche! posted:"Vaguely north" is pretty much all that's going to be useful to you, anyway. If you're lost in the woods, you're probably not going to know which way you should be pointing within .0001 degrees. Even if you do know, and you have a hyper-accurate compass, the terrain isn't going to let you move on a laser line. is there a boy scout version of  because that's basically my reaction to this post
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Scathach posted:... To be fair, the truck doesn't look too bad aside from having been eaten by a vine monster. With thorns. Because of course.
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jojoinnit posted:I'm honestly surprised that a Dodge lasted so long and presumably well. When I was growing up you didn't touch American cars past the ten year mark unless you did your own work or it was a hobby car. My first car was a '94 Plymouth Voyager. I drove it from 2003 to 2010. It needed a new front engine mount at one point and the rear windows opened if you took a turn too fast, but other than that it really didn't give me any problems. The Dodge caravan my parents got after giving the Voyager to me would randomly lock and unlock itself, the CD player sometimes wouldn't eject, and the AC had to be fixed multiple times. But the engine never gave them any trouble. American cars are weird.
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AlbieQuirky posted:I miss the shoplifting subReddit, that was hilarious. The best was people with posts in that board posting to r/legaladvice asking for help after being  FALSELY ACCUSED of theft. It happened on a weekly basis.
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I like how the clown bust manages to not be the weirdest thing in that picture.
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