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  1. Re:rtorrent pwnz on BitTorrent Closes Source Code · · Score: 1

    ::SMACK!::
    ...
    Hey... Buddy? Are yo--hey, h-hey now, guy.. easy does it...
    ...
    Aha, there you go! ... Hi there, buddy! You back with us? Whoa, slo--hey, slooow down, you're okay...
    ...
    Oh, well I think you were having some kind of seisure or something a minute ago, so...

    </pennyarcadejoketheft>

  2. Re:Expanding Universe? on Astronomers Witness Whopper Galaxy Collision · · Score: 1

    Proof that God is a chick?

    </drivinghumour>

  3. Re:Meh. on Emoticons in the Workplace · · Score: 1

    But with bad news, it would help convey a sense of understanding or empathy. For example:

    Mr. Johnson,

    Your employment here at MegaCorp is terminated, effective immediately 8=========ID

    Director,
    Human Resources

  4. Re:for all you techies let me translate on Computer Program Learns Baby Talk in Any Language · · Score: 4, Funny

    0111101 10111100100000011001110110000101101000001

    Ha, that's what she said...
  5. Re:Slashdot effect. . . on Checkers Solved, Unbeatable Database Created · · Score: 1

    The only winning move is not to play.

  6. Re:In other news, species doomed! on MIT Finds Cure For Fear · · Score: 1

    irrational fears (spiders, darkness.. etc)


    What part of 'It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue.' do you not understand?
  7. Re:Hello World (Newer Version) on Any "Pretty" Code Out There? · · Score: 2, Funny

    Confuscius says: "He who omits if-then-else statement has no choice."

  8. Re:Halo 2 Was Pathetic on Microsoft Sued Over Scratched Xbox 360 Discs · · Score: 1

    you can't remember why you let them off the hook

    Let him off the hook for what?

    Sorry, having trouble concentrating all of a sudden. One of those days, I guess...
  9. Re:Why sue? on Microsoft Sued Over Scratched Xbox 360 Discs · · Score: 1

    teaching Satan some table manners

    "Now Stev^H^H^H^HSatan, what did I tell you about throwing chairs at the dinner guests?"
  10. Re:whatever on Privacy and the "Nothing To Hide" Argument · · Score: 1
    First, I must note that I do not disagree with you in the slightest.
    Second, I must warn you that I cannot resist the urge to be cute. And so..

    Alright, you rogue. I'll play your game.

    Borrowing arguments from an ancestor or great-great-uncle post:
    • Because the fashion police get to define what's attractive, and they keep changing the definition.
    • Who watches the watchers?

    And adding my own:
    • I may not have anything to hide today. Tomorrow, however, things may change (when they plead for me to cover up my lumpy, pock-marked body, as I am beginning to negatively affect the local tourism and the childrens' nightmares have gotten too horrible to describe).
    • It is entirely short-sighted. Cold days, for instance, have their merits as well. Any unattractive shrinkage due to cold will excuse the person from naked party time until the temperature is warm enough to return attractively. Naked party time will also be mandatory if lower temperatures enhance any features deemed attractive.


    Oh, oh boy. Oh boy. Oh, jeez. Look at that. Look what I've done. I would be worried for my karma, if I had any worth worrying about.
  11. Re:Are in depth articles better than blog postings on Are In-Depth Articles Better Than Blog Postings? · · Score: 1

    Linkback for 2007-07-09 by zolaar[...]Re:Are in depth articl[...]
    (tags: forlater, to_read, for_later, readme, README, news, insightful)

  12. Re:hmm. on Compound From Olive-Pomace Oil Inhibits HIV Spread · · Score: 1

    When you shake someone's hand, you're shaking the hands of everyone that person has shaken hands with.

    Department heads. District Managers. Hell, I bet there's even a VP of Sales in there, given how chummy your last supervisor turned out to be. Can you vouch for each of them as well?

    Get tested.

  13. Re:Here is an even better design: on On the Widespread Misuse of the Mouse · · Score: 1

    You keep saying that word, "rightclick". I honestly have no clue what you are talking about.
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  14. Re:Oh, it's the worst... on On the Widespread Misuse of the Mouse · · Score: 1

    charmap.exe

    You see, Microsoft has been pushing its anti-keyboard agenda since as far back as Windows 3.0 (if not earlier). It is well-documented. Yet, where are the calls for a more balanced view on input? Where are the calls for justice?

    Your silence only serves their cause!
    Your silence is their voice!
    Your silence is consent!

    The deafening roar of a billion keyboards will not be ignored! You have nothing to lose but your scrollwheels!

    -- Occupational Workers Worldwide / Coalition for the Reform of Application Protocols (OWW/CRAP)

  15. Re:Abusing the real mice ... on On the Widespread Misuse of the Mouse · · Score: 1

    all mice and rats experiments had to be properly documented ... last night the air conditioner broke down and all their mice and rats died

    You don't know cruelty until you've pulled an all-nighter in a labratory whose A/C just went kaput,
    surrounded by hundreds of rapidly decomposing rats and mice, doing paperwork .
  16. Re:Hardware virtualization on Real Life DirectX 10 Performance · · Score: 1

    Should make it possible to play a game on one monitor while playing a movie on another, for example

    Amen, brotha. It's about freaking time!

    If I had a dollar for every time I have been lurking through some part of town in Thief3 -- creeping through the shadows, pickpocketing the locals, trimming Hammerites' nosehairs with broadheads at 100 yards, jumping out of my skin at even the most barely audible footstep, the usual -- and thought to myself, "Hey, I am like totally in the mood for some Top Gun. I've lost that lovin' feelin, I tells ya. Goodness gracious, Maverick's great fiery balls demand my attention! But, fie! Cruel fates -- damn them all -- I cannot! Not, at least, without terminally disrupting my immersive computer game environment! Woe is me!"

    Well consider Jester as good as dead, and tell my fence that I'll be needing those water arrows a little early today.

    Now I'll be able to blackjack scores of nosy estate guards while re-engaging after a jetwash-induced flat spin caused me to temporarily abandon my wingman -- all without skipping a beat (or switching to guns -- only pansies would say they're too close for missles, Goose).

    Thank you, DX10. You can be my wingman anytime.
  17. Re:"Why do men prefer blonds?" on Politically Incorrect Observations About Human Nature · · Score: 1

    Perhaps you'd like an adjective to go with that sentence?

    Runny

    Use anywhere you like.
  18. Re:You're too kind. on Politically Incorrect Observations About Human Nature · · Score: 1

    Japanese View of Death and Afterlife

    Michael: [thinks for a moment] Are you stupid, Uriel? Japanese people don't have souls!
  19. Re:In other news... on Tunguska Impact Crater Found? · · Score: 1

    "Well, it could be a meteor, it could be a meatball, who can say really?"

    I would say that the University of Bologna is uniquely qualified in this case.

    Looking at the research done by their premiere scholars (Meyer, Oscar, et. al.), they have unequivocably dominated the field in question.
  20. Re:The ACLU and the 2nd amendment on Citizens Given Video Cameras To Monitor Police · · Score: 1

    how would you like it if someone taped most of your workday?

    Many employers have cameras in the office/factory/store that monitor employees during the workday. Why should We, the People (being their employers) treat the police any differently?
  21. Re:What is there to fear? on France Bans BlackBerries In Govt. On Fears of Spying · · Score: 1

    Ho ho ho ! Wee wee wee !

    </statesecrets>

  22. Re:Industrial Espionage on France Bans BlackBerries In Govt. On Fears of Spying · · Score: 1

    Exactly. He must be a first-born.

  23. Re:what if the firstborn was a girl? on Firstborn Get the Brains · · Score: 1

    Yes, yes. I agree completely.

    If there's one thing experiements are missing these days, its more variables .

  24. Re:Myth will survive on Zap2It Labs Discontinuing Free TV Guide Service · · Score: 1

    Son, we live in a world that has lines of code and those lines of code need to be written by nerds with vi. Who's gonna do it? You? You, CowboyNeal?

    I have a greater responsibility than you can possibly fathom. You weep for MythTV and curse Zap2It; you have that luxury. You have the luxury of not knowing what I know: that MythTV's current system, while tragic, probably saved time and that my existence, while grotesque and incomprehensible to you, saves time.

    You don't want the truth because deep down in places you don't talk about at parties you want me working on that bug, you need me working on that bug!

    We use words like object, code, binary. We use then as the backbone of a life trying to develop something. You use them as a punchline! I have neither the time nor the inclination to explain myself to a man who rises and sleeps under the blanket of the very software I provide and then questions the manner in which I provide it.

    I would rather you just said "thank you," and went on your way. Otherwise, I suggest that you start up an editor and send a patch.

    Either way, I don't give a damn what you think is inefficient!

    PS : no hard feelings - I just wanted to [ab]use the quote!

  25. Re:Noticeably Absent... on Best Places To Work In IT · · Score: 1


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