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maun·der ˈmôndər/ verb verb: maunder; 3rd person present: maunders; past tense: maundered; past participle: maundered; gerund or present participle: maundering 1. talk in a rambling manner. "Dennis maundered on about the wine" synonyms: ramble, prattle, blather, rattle, chatter, jabber, babble
It just describes the prevailing mode of conversation in The Lounge.
“I believe that there is an equality to all humanity. We all suck.” Bill Hicks
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Don't take my post too seriously ! About the gin, you will soon find out if you hang out in the Lounge. About the MQOTD, answer something funny. As for "what is it" ... you will soon find out if you hang out in the Lounge.
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I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus Do not feed the troll ! - Common proverb
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I noticed in my profile there are points, do you know what they are for and how to collect them?
You get them for posting messages, answering questions, writing articles, helping others to write articles etc. Just about anything that contributes to the community will earn you points. If you collect a certain number in a year then you get a nice certificate signed by Chris, and a special icon by your name. Unfortunately you cannot trade them for <insert your favourite food and drink here>. :)
Veni, vidi, abiit domum
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maun·der ˈmôndər/ verb verb: maunder; 3rd person present: maunders; past tense: maundered; past participle: maundered; gerund or present participle: maundering 1. talk in a rambling manner. "Dennis maundered on about the wine" synonyms: ramble, prattle, blather, rattle, chatter, jabber, babble
It just describes the prevailing mode of conversation in The Lounge.
“I believe that there is an equality to all humanity. We all suck.” Bill Hicks
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I noticed in my profile there are points, do you know what they are for and how to collect them?
You gain reputation points by interacting with the site. I believe there are some points at which you get more privileges, the ability to edit or remove unsuitable content for example. They are worth nothing in the real world, and most no longer see them as some sort of badge of honour. The Lounge is a place frequented by people trying to avoid work, or take a break from it for a short while. The Soapbox is a place for old and unfunny jokes these days. The rest of the site is useful, depending on what you do, what you know, and what you want to know.
“I believe that there is an equality to all humanity. We all suck.” Bill Hicks
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You get them for posting messages, answering questions, writing articles, helping others to write articles etc. Just about anything that contributes to the community will earn you points. If you collect a certain number in a year then you get a nice certificate signed by Chris, and a special icon by your name. Unfortunately you cannot trade them for <insert your favourite food and drink here>. :)
Veni, vidi, abiit domum
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You have to put up with the bacon jokes I'm afraid. But we still all respect each others' culture and beliefs.
Veni, vidi, abiit domum
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I liked the certificate thing is this for real? It will look good on my CV. How many points do I need? Do they send it by post? About the points Can I redeem them for traveling miles haha
Mohamad M. Mohamad wrote:
How many points do I need?
It depends, if you gain enough then you will be told. But don't waste time worrying about the points, they are really not that important, and you are much more likely to be judged by your general behaviour and the quality of your contributions to the site.
Veni, vidi, abiit domum
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I have several Muslim friends (in fact the guy next to me is/was, he drinks like a fish & has the odd pork product) I was a little confused by the chicken does that apply to all poultry or just the chicken? (I did have a look on Wikipedia about it but it was not very helpful) I just don't want to make any mistakes...
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Hi, I'm new here. A friend recommended me to join this site. Hope I benefit from its resources and share my experience.
Welcome to the Lounge. Welcome to CP
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I've been to Egypt, but I'm pretty sure he is Jordanian.
PB 369,783 wrote:
I just find him very unlikeable, and I think the way he looks like a prettier version of his Mum is very disturbing.[^]
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I have several Muslim friends (in fact the guy next to me is/was, he drinks like a fish & has the odd pork product) I was a little confused by the chicken does that apply to all poultry or just the chicken? (I did have a look on Wikipedia about it but it was not very helpful) I just don't want to make any mistakes...
All meat and chicken must be slaughtered to be halal the only thing that don't goes into that category is the fish and all what come from the sea. Some meat are forbidden to eat like pigs. Our usual meat are cows, sheep and camels, while chicken are the poultry you mentioned.
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Welcome to the Lounge. Welcome to CP
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I've been to Egypt, but I'm pretty sure he is Jordanian.
PB 369,783 wrote:
I just find him very unlikeable, and I think the way he looks like a prettier version of his Mum is very disturbing.[^]
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Thank you for the warm welcome :) so I guess CP is shortcut for CodeProject cool
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Yep, and Bob is the green guy at the top of the page.
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All meat and chicken must be slaughtered to be halal the only thing that don't goes into that category is the fish and all what come from the sea. Some meat are forbidden to eat like pigs. Our usual meat are cows, sheep and camels, while chicken are the poultry you mentioned.
I <3 my Job
OK, I know I am being odd here but why does pork get such a bad reputation? I can think of three reasons; 1) raw pork looks like Human flesh (and experience has taught me smell the same when being burnt!) so it might have been used to trick some people into canabilism... 2) Pork when stored improperly can get toxic very quickly... 3) Pig diseases can mutate to humans easily, the flu pandemic after world war I was based on a mutant form of swine fever (though bird flu gets the headlines these days!) (least likely but hey!) Glenn [edit] I have just found this which explains it a bit better looks like your reply crossed with my edit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religious_restrictions_on_the_consumption_of_pork[^] [/edit]
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Yep, and Bob is the green guy at the top of the page.
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OK, I know I am being odd here but why does pork get such a bad reputation? I can think of three reasons; 1) raw pork looks like Human flesh (and experience has taught me smell the same when being burnt!) so it might have been used to trick some people into canabilism... 2) Pork when stored improperly can get toxic very quickly... 3) Pig diseases can mutate to humans easily, the flu pandemic after world war I was based on a mutant form of swine fever (though bird flu gets the headlines these days!) (least likely but hey!) Glenn [edit] I have just found this which explains it a bit better looks like your reply crossed with my edit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religious_restrictions_on_the_consumption_of_pork[^] [/edit]
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Fair enough!! :) Don't want to offend