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04 November 2007
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00:43 <****> Factoid 8187406 = (fuck) (is a) (verb)
00:43 <****> ..
00:43 <****> workbench: I CAN HAS VERBS.
00:43 <****> Couldn't find a verb in that.
00:43 <****> workbench: I'll find a verb in your FACE!
00:43 <****> Factoid 9713221 = (I'll) (find) (a verb in your FACE!)
00:44 <****> @find (I'll) () ()
00:44 <****> I'll see at least at the Cm3 | I'll say multiplexing for you, dantekgeek_ | I'll look it up the next time I boot my portable | I'll write it for you, but it's $70 USD per hour | I'll have to come back to this after a movie | I'll make one for you if you can wait | I'll run a game | I'll look at DBIC and RDBO when I have some time | I'll have none of that | I'll make sure he gets it to you
00:44 <****> etc.
00:44 <****> @find (dong) () ()
00:44 <****> dong is the correct spelling! | dong is to contain your enthusiasm :p | dong is a like | dong is like cmp, but it compares lengths of dongs | dong has karma of 3 | dong is a mouthfull of happyness | dong will be added by christmas | dong is a great show | dong is smaller? | dong is the word of the month, at least | dong has karma of -1 | dong has neutral karma | dong has karma of 2
00:44 <****> @find (dong) (meow) ()
00:44 <****> Nothing returned.
00:45 <****> @find (dong) (dong) ()
00:45 <****> Nothing returned.
00:45 <****> laem.
00:45 <****> The middle one needs to be a verb.
00:45 <****> dong is a verb.
00:45 <****> Hell, so is meow.
00:45 <****> dong is a way of life
00:45 <****> @find (dong) (is) ()
00:45 <****> dong: v. To destroy or ruin
00:45 <****> @find () (sucks)
00:45 <****> @find (dong) (suck) ()
00:45 <****> @find () (sucks) ()
00:45 <****> it kinda sucks tho | low light sucks : | for a job that sucks you sure stick around a while | i've got this laptop with a dead battery, sucks badly =/ | the openbsd 3.3 song sucks sadly | you don't complain that ssh sucks or isn't worth using because it didn't stop someone from writing their password on a post-it and leaving it on their monitor | testers.cpan.org sucks poopoo | well, java sucks ass
00:45 <****> @find (dong) () (dong)
00:45 <****> Nothing returned.
00:45 <****> spam spam spam! :D!
00:45 <****> @find (dong) () (meow)
00:45 <****> Nothing returned.
00:45 <****> @find (spam) () ()
00:46 <****> spam is different | spam loves you | spam is awesome | spam is on the rise | spam is like $4.50 a can now, what's up with that? | spam knows that it's my birthday | spam is the organ that makes ip4 go | spam wasn't an appetizer | spam is a can of course completely bizarro-world ly fucking stupid | spam is filtered on client | spam is filtered , etc | spam has nearly the same magnitude drive as porn
00:46 <****> @find (wang) (dong)
00:46 <****> d'oh.
00:46 <****> fale.
00:46 <****> Need three!
00:47 <****> @count (cheese) () ()
00:47 <****> Your query matched 97 factoids
00:48 <****> @count () (is) ()
00:49 <****> Your query matched 1274503 factoids
00:49 <****> @count (perl) () ()
00:50 <****> Your query matched 6122 factoids
00:50 <****> @count (interrobang)
00:50 <****> @count (interrobang) () ()
00:50 <****> Your query matched 4 factoids
00:50 <****> :(
00:50 <****> @find (interrobang) () ()
00:50 <****> interrobang is a serious form of typo-lexical retardation | interrobang is in unicode | interrobang sounds dirty | interrobang looks stupid
00:50 <****> WHO SAID THAT
00:50 <****> I'll kill them :(
00:50 <****> @count (?) () ()
00:50 <****> Your query matched 2 factoids
00:50 <****> @find (?) () ()
00:50 <****> ? <-- ? + | ? <-- compose-a-a
00:51 <****> swarog: you can use a delay or an alarm
00:51 <****> :) ITSME!
00:51 <****> ? <-- compose-a-a
00:51 <****> How is `<--' a verb?
00:51 <****> @find () (<--) ()
00:51 <****>postback( "textInput" ); # <-- Like that | dngor <-- uses fbsd every day | $@ <-- that thing
01:07 <****> @find (dongs) ()
01:07 <****> @find (dongs) () ()
01:07 <****> GumbyBRAIN, dind fongs
01:07 <****> Wriong way round.
01:07 <****> skillz | dongs are cheap | dongs are <3 | dongs has karma of 81 | dongs has karma of 80 | dongs cannot live without a person as the DSS | dongs has karma of 75 | dongs are acceptable :( | dongs are here to talk to the brain | dongs are too, in a sense
01:07 <****> perlbot: karma dongs
01:07 <****> Karma for dongs: 5
01:07 <****> dongs++
01:07 <****> perlbot: karma karma
01:07 <****> Karma for karma: 33
01:08 <****> 33 is a good number.
01:08 <****> 33++
01:08 <****> Can't modify constant item in postincrement (++) at -e line 1, near "33++"
01:08 <****> Is what perlbot should have said.
01:08 <****> hehe
01:08 <****> it's better than perl
01:08 <****> chris62vw: FIX IT
01:08 <****> it lets you do whatever the fuck you want!
01:08 <****> perlbot: give me a raise
01:08 <****> (doing whatever the fuck I want)++
01:09 <****> make shit up, perlbot understands it
01:09 <****> You just got a job!
01:09 <****> Whaddya need a raise for?
01:10 <****> Uhm, same reasons other people do?
01:10 <****> My golden bathtub of money is getting cold?
01:10 <****> hah
01:17 <****> does anyone have any experiance with perl-gtk2?... i'm a newbie to it, trying to work out how i create a popup... (ie, a file edit/select type thing)
01:20 <****> anyone here know how these GUIDs are created in Visual Studio?
01:20 <****> I wanna be able of doing those myself in Perl
01:21 <****> doing = creating
01:21 <****> http://search.cpan.org/search?query=guid
01:22 <****> hi i use pardus but it do not have support for perl threads module how can i get that module thanks for u'r help
01:22 <****> hey
01:22 <****> hello...
01:22 <****> cool
01:23 <****> anyone here know if those created in Visual Studio are random or based on strings (like the project name)?
01:24 <****> how can they be based on strings? they're supposed to be globally unique
01:25 <****> can anyone help me with a question?
01:26 <****> i'd like to have a variable accesible by all functions (and shared by 2 threads) in a Class/Package. however, if I create a new object, I'd like them to have a copy of that variable. how is that possible?
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