• speaking of... (unregistered) in reply to Yo dawg

    Yo dawg I heard u liek dead horses...

  • poop (unregistered)

    So i herd u liek mudkipz

  • Anonymous (unregistered)

    ITT: devolution in action!

  • Gruntled Postal Worker (unregistered) in reply to Buddy

    [quote user="Buddy"][quote user="getofmymetriclawn"][quote user="SoaperGEM"] Kind of grotesque image, that - beating a dead horse with another dead horse. [/quote]

    It is the national sport in my country. Afterwards we eat the horse meat.

  • (cs) in reply to Gruntled Postal Worker
    Gruntled Postal Worker:
    It is the national sport in my country. Afterwards we eat the horse meat.

    Wait...didn't the Postal Dude eat elephant steaks from that ranch in Paradize, AZ?

  • Macroed (unregistered)

    Dim LangIdx as integer Dim MyPage As String = Request.Url.ToString LangIdx = instr(1,MyPage,"&lang=",vbTextCompare) MyPage = left(MyPage,LangIdx-1) & mid(MyPage,LangIdx+8)

    or

    Dim MyPage as String = left(Request.Url.ToString,instr(1,Request.Url.ToString,"&lang=",vbTextCompare)-1) & mid(Request.Url.ToString,instr(1,Request.Url.ToString,"&lang=",vbTextCompare)+8)

    if you like it really ugly

  • (cs) in reply to wtf
    wtf:
    frits:

    Pointing out perceived errors in grammar on the internet is the height of pseudo-intellectual snobbery. Therein lies the irony. Keep up.

    Bonus points for being wrong.

    Wrong? Try a little elementary morphology. "Reference" is a derived noun, derived from a perfectly good verb, "refer". Are you going to tell me that "difference" is a verb? I prefer to speak English, my friend. Or should that be "I preference to speak English"?

    Strawman. Red Herring. Blah blah blah. You're only reinforcing my assertion.

  • Dave (unregistered) in reply to frits
    frits:
    wtf:
    frits:

    Pointing out perceived errors in grammar on the internet is the height of pseudo-intellectual snobbery. Therein lies the irony. Keep up.

    Bonus points for being wrong.

    Wrong? Try a little elementary morphology. "Reference" is a derived noun, derived from a perfectly good verb, "refer". Are you going to tell me that "difference" is a verb? I prefer to speak English, my friend. Or should that be "I preference to speak English"?

    Strawman. Red Herring. Blah blah blah. You're only reinforcing my assertion.

    Save your strength frits, "wtf" is a complete moron who pretty much always ends up in a pointless flame war with someone over something that he's invariably wrong about. He's your typical angsty student who doesn't know a lot about anything but will defend his idiot assertions to the bitter end. To be fair it's generally quite amusing to watch; the only thing funnier than a self-absorbed retard is a self-absorbed retard who genuinely thinks he's right.
  • (cs)

    ?lang=%65%6E&comment=FAIL

  • Stefan (unregistered) in reply to Knux2

    It wouldn't be particularly hard if he used code to write code. :)

  • (cs)

    The realWTF is the language English having lower and upper case. IT SHOULD HAVE HAD LOWER CASE ONLY.

  • AdT (unregistered)

    Not everyone's brain is Turing complete.

  • taltamir (unregistered)

    case sensitivity is one of the stupidest things ever conceived...

    The simple and most superior solution is to strip the case sensitivity... that is replace A with a, B with b, etc... once you do that, you don't have to account for it anymore, because you have already made it all lower case. You can simply and safely strip only the lowercase version of each language you want to strip.

  • taltamir (unregistered) in reply to taltamir

    PS. if you don't want to do that, you can still do less work by:

    Dim MyPage As String = Request.Url.ToString MyPage = Replace(MyPage, "L", "l") MyPage = Replace(MyPage, "A", "a") MyPage = Replace(MyPage, "N", "n") MyPage = Replace(MyPage, "G", "g") MyPage = Replace(MyPage, "E", "e") MyPage = Replace(MyPage, "R", "r")

    MyPage = Replace(MyPage, "&lang=en", "") MyPage = Replace(MyPage, "&lang=gr", "")

    But I still think its better for everyone involved if all capital letters are made into small letters.

  • mevryck (unregistered)

    wish this line of comment could be of some help - this routine is absolutely cAsE sEnSiTiVe :o)

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