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I don't hate all women, just the ones who think three nights in bed is worth a lifetime of slavery. So, yeah, pretty much all of them. |
I am curious to know if you've ever been to the TDWTF forums (the "side bar WTF" you see on the left). |
Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-05 19:00
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dignissim
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I really need to make an animated .gif of that scarecrow from Zelda OoT/MM dancing. |
Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-05 19:29
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Jim
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You forgot to change your name back to Nagesh! |
And yet you continue to read and respond....interesting. Oh look, there goes the Sea Shepherd!!! |
Re: Really? Complimentary? Not exactly..
2012-07-05 20:49
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notchulance
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The intended word is "complementary", completing something, vs spelled with an "i" the word means praising or approving. |
Re: Really?
2012-07-05 21:12
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Friedrice the Great
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"Equality" not same as "Identical" |
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Car crashes are always interesting. And some of the posters here are walking car crashes.
Probably not walking that fast though. |
Ah, nothing like the promise of some easy bucks - the worst kind of reasons to do anything - ever. |
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An interesting story ruined in the comments by idiots. There really is no need for sexist comments here (or anywhere really). While yes, men and women are different, that still does not excuse the types of things said here. If you cannot see why they are bad, start using that brain of yours. Yes, men can do that too ;-)
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Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-06 07:28
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Nagesh
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I am not being understanding what you are >implying. |
Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-06 07:48
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Roman
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You must be new around here. Almost every story is ruined by the comments. |
Which is kind of redundant in light of what the editors do to them. |
Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-06 08:25
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Nagesh
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Kama Sutra clear ilustrate diference between woman and men. |
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Lee S is clever sales person, trying to milk cow again and again. So now she already get 100 US dollars, she wants more.
So she is making lot of suggestion to Robbie and hoping he will put more work on her plate which will result in more dollars for her. |
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I once was googling how to encrypt strings on Python and actually found a suggestion of using bzip2 on a forum. Oh, and rot13 too.
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Looks an awfull lot like the "Automated" Password-reset-form at a bank I once worked :)
No matter what we said, we wherent allowed to fix it, because "it works doesnt it?" |
Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-06 09:37
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Nagesh
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HOW DARE YOU TO TOUCH HOLYEST OF ANIMAL?!?!?!?!?!? |
Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-06 10:18
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Jay
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I don't understand. What sexist comments have been made on this thread? I understand "sexism" to mean discriminating against or demeaning another person on the basis of their sex. There have certainly been other threads on this forum where men made denigrating comments about women, but I don't recall any on this thread. There have been posts here that claim that men and women are different. You agree that this is true. There have been posts that say that some women will engage in sexual relations in exchange for very small amounts of money or other consideration from a man. You can't seriously tell me that you doubt that this is true. There have been posts that say that divorce is very expensive. If you doubt this, do some research on lawyers' fees, divorce settlement laws, alimony and child support. There was my post attempting to whimsically illustrate that in modern America, anyway, women no longer promise much when they enter a marriage, while they make large demands from men. If you don't believe that is true, please tell me exactly what a woman promises today when she gets married. Consider both what she is legally bound to do, as well as things that are not legally binding but which would subject her to social stigma if she failed to fulfill. Compare those to the commitments a man makes when he gets married. What was said here that is not, (a) obviously and provably true? and (b) insulting to women? |
In support of the point you seem to be trying to make, you may wish to re-examine this question. |
Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-06 10:45
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I understand what you're trying to do, but frankly you'd have better luck reasoning with one of the Nageshes. |
Unless you're trying to tell me something about Jay's personality in particular, you may have missed his error as well. |
Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-06 12:16
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PedanticCurmudgeon
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I did in fact miss his error, but it doesn't matter. Jay's trying to reason with people who can't be reasoned with. |
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I was disturbed by the raw bytes FTP handling (See RETR "retrieve" command). This guy had an e-mail account on disk somewhere, and read that via FTP to his processor.
Doesn't anyone else think this is a credit card fraudster? |
Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-06 13:10
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PiisAWheeL
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Sorry... The nageshes have started trying to reason with each other. God Help us all.
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Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-06 14:08
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A Nagesh
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I don't give a shit about the sexist or non-sexist comments, but your arrogance is downright annoying. |
Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-06 14:55
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PedanticCurmudgeon
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Annoying enough for you to leave and take the rest of the Nageshes with you? |
Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-06 18:07
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Matt Westwood
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I make money on it. For a modest sum (a few grand a year) I will pretend to be your friend. The woman you want to go away will consequently leave of her own accord, and may indeed pay *you* to allow her the privilege. Nice work if you can get it. Let me lick your ear. |
Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-06 18:09
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Matt Westwood
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Oh dear me, another cunt on the blob. |
Substitution, not transposition, yielding an essentially homophonic but unrelated word. More simply put: an error. And, if you're going to allege pedantry, at least spell it correctly -- asshat. <EG> |
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What Alex thinks of these comments, since you're basically shitting all over his living room floor.
I wonder what his sponsors think. |
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I am tired of all these unregistered fakes, who are besmirching my good name.
be·smirch/biˈsmərCH/ Verb: Damage the reputation of (someone or something) in the opinion of others: "he had besmirched the good name of his family". Make (something) dirty or discolored. |
Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-07 12:07
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Conditional
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if personintext.isMale(){
writeToPage.frist writeToPage.trwtf writeToPage.nageshmeme writeToPage.complainsVB writeToPage.complainsMS ... } else { if personintext.isFemale(){ writeToPage.misogyny writeToPage.complainsWomen writeToPage.nageshmeme writeToPage.jealousy writeToPage.payforsexisalwaysbetter ... } else { // gender is unknown, questionable, non-existant, ... } } |
Not at all. I agree with every word you wrote. |
It's no worse than how men are routinely portrayed in prime-time television and in many commercials. In any case, there are actual problems that these comments are alluding to, and the real fallout of the political correctness is that because men aren't allowed to voice their grievances in public, society hasn't addressed these problems. Women are supposed to be the listening, diplomatic ones, and they have utterly failed at that role. They just wonder why it's so hard to find decent men and conclude that we're fundamentally awful, and meanwhile since they won't listen and we can lose our jobs if we raise our voices, we've simply decided the hell with marriage. |
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These are from the comments above.
These are the statements you're defending. Why are you doing that, Meep? "I don't hate all women, just the ones who think three nights in bed is worth a lifetime of slavery. So, yeah, pretty much all of them." "Usually about a half hour after I consume those quasi-legal mail-order pharmaceuticals, my girlfriend starts to choke." "Ignore her, it must be the time of the month." "Oh dear me, another cunt on the blob" |
Re: Really?
2012-07-08 17:55
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Can't be bothered to log in from home
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The last one should really count. Matt Westwood pretty much hates everyone. He's an equal opportunity hater. |
Re: Really?
2012-07-08 17:56
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Can't be bothered to log in from home
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I meant "shouldn't really count." (Maybe I should have logged in after all.) |
My marriage is both complementary and complimentary :) |
Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-09 11:18
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neminem
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The ones on the first page implying that marriage is defined to be the man going out and working and giving money to his freeloader wife in exchange for the promise of food and sex. I'd argue that's pretty sexist, though about equally to -both- parties involved... since on the male side, generally speaking, these days people marry because they love each other, not because the girl wants the guy's money and the guy wants sex. If that's the way you think about marriage, it's probably best if you stay single. On the flip side, these days, I hear there are females who actually have jobs and things. My girlfriend actually makes (a little) more than I do, so if we were hypothetically to get married, my economic status would actually -improve- as a result of it. (Or at least, it would if we weren't screwed by that crazy beast, the marriage penalty. Which I haven't done that much research on, given that marriage is not exactly happening right away, but that is not my point, anyway.) These days, I imagine generally speaking if one party in the marriage isn't working, it's probably to take care of the kids, in which case I ask: how much would a 24/7 babysitter who is never going to quit or go on vacation cost? |
Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-09 12:01
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Sayer
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I'd rather you acknowledge that both men and women have an equal chance of either being awesome or being fucktards. |
Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-09 14:55
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I'm not even sure if that's true; the fact that there are clearly more of the latter than of the former (and this is true for both genders) seems to count as evidence against. |
Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-16 00:41
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AN AMAZING CODER
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I'm not sure you understood what "equal chance" means in the context of the original question. Captcha: Usitas -- objectified latinas. |
Re: Tale of the Cryptic Encoding
2012-07-16 06:15
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PedanticCurmudgeon
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I'm sure you didn't understand my objection. |
Ever heard of "Two's Compliment" - I think it was a US 70's sitcom.... |
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