Comment: Re:What are you talking about (Score 2) 161
And why we suddenly accidentally some verbs from our sentences?
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And why we suddenly accidentally some verbs from our sentences?
The key is 256 characters long, and looks like a ROT13-encoded Perl scrip
Oh, so it's just a regular sentence? That doesn't seem so bad...
Farnsworth didn't say that. Number 1.0, the head bureacrat of the Central Bureaucracy (Bureaucrat Grade 1.0) did.
So...which ISP do you work for?
Did you even watch the same movie as I did? The martians came in peace, and then they were viciously attacked by that dove. How were they supposed to respond?
That's da bomb!
An unfortunate choice of words you may regret having chosen when the black vans park in your driveway.
Were it not for limited liability laws, companies making long term losses would be worth negative money.
It is not the law that you are fair game for audio recording, however (depending on your state).
I've got this bridge in Pacoima, the vacation capital of California, that I think you might be interested in...
I used to know (at least nodding acquaintances) all the people who lived within a mile of my home (about 400 people)
Horseshit. Maybe you knew their names, but you didn't know them. How many of them did you know were sex offenders? Drug dealers? Abusive spouses? Abusive parents? Kleptomaniacs? Knowing their names/recognizing their faces doesn't mean you knew them, and it didn't make you any safer.
To err is human, To purr feline. -- Robert Byrne