• (cs) in reply to Ã

    I figured since there was no wtf yesterday, I would provide one.

  • reductio ad ridiculum (unregistered) in reply to hoodaticus
    hoodaticus:
    I figured since there was no wtf yesterday, I would provide one.
    Kudos. It was fun. It beat arguing login states...it seemed like the login state thread was the troll, and not your thread.
  • Lego (unregistered) in reply to Rael
    Rael:
    Giggling like a wise and foolish virgin.

    Is your body glowing bright?

    You gotta log in to log out...

  • SMK (unregistered)

    As a fellow Brisbanite, I tried the phone number for the Bavarian restaurant. The problem is 000 is the Australian equivalent of 911.

  • TheDramatic (unregistered)

    Yo Dawg, we heard you like to log out. So we put a log in into your log out so you can log in to log out to log into the log out...uuhmm...to log out. Uh crap.

  • Mike (unregistered) in reply to AC
    AC:
    I spooted 0 comments so I wanted to be frist!

    Now this was an excellent first comment, well done sir!

  • darrenharris93 (unregistered) in reply to Sten

    Get a life loser

  • Michael (unregistered) in reply to TheDramatic

    We just have to go deeper, Inception style, to fully understand this "Log in to Log Out" ordeal.

  • Kalms (unregistered)

    The error message from Medal of Honor was intentional. A bit of dry engineering humor, manually translated into 10-or-so languages.

    I worked with that team. Initially the message seemed a bit silly - but now that it has brought the game onto TheDailyWTF and worldwide glory, it was clearly worth it!

  • Grammar Failure (unregistered) in reply to adiener
    adiener:
    "1 bottles"

    I never thought sprintf("%d bottle%s", bottleCount, bottleCount == 1 ? "" : "s") was all that hard. If it's localized in multiple languages, translating both singular and plural and choosing the correct one isn't hard either. Just a pet peeve of mine...

    We'll let you do the translations for Japanese, Russian, and some other Slavic languages, then.

    https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Grammatical_number

    https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Dual_%28grammatical_number%29#The_dual_in_the_Slavic_languages

    It's a little more complex than adding something to the end of a string whenever you're dealing with more than one object.

  • (cs) in reply to hoodaticus
    hoodaticus:
    Kerpo Sparx:
    TRWTF is toll roads.
    TRRWTF is that every road isn't a toll road. Why should I pay for a street I never use?

    Why should those without cars be forced at gunpoint to pay for highways?

    You don't have road tax for car owners and road tax on fuel in your country to pay for the roads?

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