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Comments · 8

  1. Re:IRC Is Powerful by Morgalyn · · Score: 1 · on IRC as a World-Changing Medium

    I met my husband in a one-two IRC-website punch, it was a channel devoted to fans of a website (which is still up, but isn't as strong as it used to be: http://conversatron.com/

    Come to think of it, the vast majority of men I dated in my life (all but one, I think) I met either through chatting (IRC/BBS/whatever) or through someone I met while chatting.

    I tell myself this doesn't make me a total nerd.. really...

  2. Re:right on by mikael · · Score: 1 · on U.S. to Require Passport To Re-Enter Country

    Or read the Conversatron

  3. Re:What in the world!!! by mikael · · Score: 1 · on EU Commission Declines Patent Debate Restart

    That should have been Sock puppet Bill

  4. Re:Thanks, Microsoft! by sqrt(2) · · Score: 1 · on 4 New "Extremely Critical" IE Vulnerabilities

    He doesn't look like this does he?

  5. Re:Key Envy by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Breakey Elevates Key Wrestling To Artform

    Spiro Agnew, I choose you!

  6. Re:I Can Beat That by cybermace5 · · Score: 2 · on Legodeath - Twisted Lego Constructs

    *drum roll*

    Everyone say hi to Xenocide from The Conversatron! ;-)

  7. Re:What the fuck are viruses? by Christopher+Thomas · · Score: 1, Offtopic · on Water + Salt + Energy = Clean!

    pay close attention: english is a living language. If enough people think that the correct plural spelling of virus would be potatoe, then potatoe it is!

    I'm afraid I'm with Clippy on this one:

    Clippy: Is this the same principle of common usage that keeps sending us all the spelling mistakes, and thinks it's ok to stick an apostrophe into any word ending in 's' no matter whether it's a contraction or a plural?

    Clippy: Because if so, it can bite my skinny wire ass!

  8. One example: by Rejemy · · Score: 1 · on Avoiding The Content Apocalypse?

    I pay for my high-traffic humor site, The Conversatron all out of pocket with money from my day job. I like providing my content for free without hassling with banners or some wacky payment model. My readers like it also. It all works out.