Drinking game for tonight's State of the Union
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darn it, is that how he always knows what I am up to?
Lisa Marie Sidlow
more likely the (remotely enabled) webcam on your display.... :-D
Steve _________________ I C(++) therefore I am
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more likely the (remotely enabled) webcam on your display.... :-D
Steve _________________ I C(++) therefore I am
so that's why he sent me a new laptop... aha!
Lisa Marie Sidlow
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so that's why he sent me a new laptop... aha!
Lisa Marie Sidlow
Nope, that was because he lost a drinking bet with Mick.
Jeremy Falcon
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I don't know if I could watch even while drinking... http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/01/26/state-of-the-union-drinki_n_436932.html
I didn't get any requirements for the signature
I have to admit, that's good. Kind of reminds me when I started a Bingo-like game where I put phrases the upper management kept using over and over in meetings. Gave us a reason to stay awake.
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I have to admit, that's good. Kind of reminds me when I started a Bingo-like game where I put phrases the upper management kept using over and over in meetings. Gave us a reason to stay awake.
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leckey wrote:
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This is off-topic, but your blog asks for a blogger login to post a comment (I wanted to comment on an earlier post). I guess the idea is to slow down spammers, but most spammer bots would have auto generated blogger accounts - so it's not going to stop them. Instead of enforcing a sign-in, why don't you use captcha? That way anonymous but real humans can comment without having to sign up at blogger/blogspot. The snow/ice/winter posts are all very interesting btw :-)
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leckey wrote:
Back in the blog beatch! http://CraptasticNation.blogspot.com/\[^\]
This is off-topic, but your blog asks for a blogger login to post a comment (I wanted to comment on an earlier post). I guess the idea is to slow down spammers, but most spammer bots would have auto generated blogger accounts - so it's not going to stop them. Instead of enforcing a sign-in, why don't you use captcha? That way anonymous but real humans can comment without having to sign up at blogger/blogspot. The snow/ice/winter posts are all very interesting btw :-)
Regards, Nish
Nish’s thoughts on MFC, C++/CLI and .NET (my blog)
My latest book : C++/CLI in Action / Amazon.com linkI didn't realize I had it set up that way. Guess that's why I don't get a lot of comments! I'll have to check that out over the weekend. Glad to know you enjoyed the winter stories; I was afraid they might be a bit boring.
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I don't know if I could watch even while drinking... http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/01/26/state-of-the-union-drinki_n_436932.html
I didn't get any requirements for the signature
How about I just have a few drinks and skip the whole fiasco? Nothing impresses me less than wasting an evening watching a lying egomaniac praise himself in front of his loyal sycophants, and the nausea thus induced might spoil my drinking.
"A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"
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I didn't realize I had it set up that way. Guess that's why I don't get a lot of comments! I'll have to check that out over the weekend. Glad to know you enjoyed the winter stories; I was afraid they might be a bit boring.
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I like the idea, Leckie. I've visited the blog and enjoyed it, and several times I've felt like posting a comment. But I'm not going to open a new account anywhere to do so. Give it a go, and you'll be hearing from me... :-D
"A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"
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darn it, is that how he always knows what I am up to?
Lisa Marie Sidlow
I'm told that he was put on to you after your last bash, when you stashed the empty schnapps bottles in the server room. It seems the hamsters got into your leavings, the site became unstable, and he had to interrupt a good blinder to fix things on a Sunday. That led to him finding your stash, and he's been watching closely ever since. Next time, put your empties in his office. The legs of his desk are hollow, by the way (that's where he keeps the good stuff he won't share with the help), and he'll never notice your additions amid the clutter of his libations. The hamsters won't be able to get to them, either, unless he holds another of his late-night "motivational" meetings with them in the private office. But not to worry - after he plies them with alcohol again, neither they nor he will remember anything they saw there. Disregard the duct tape and vaseline you might find lying about - those are "motivational aids" as far as the server room attendants are concerned. ;)
"A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"
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I didn't realize I had it set up that way. Guess that's why I don't get a lot of comments! I'll have to check that out over the weekend. Glad to know you enjoyed the winter stories; I was afraid they might be a bit boring.
Back in the blog beatch! http://CraptasticNation.blogspot.com/[^]
I'm one with Roger - I've been enjoying the blog, both the political rants from a while back, and the "my winter is harder than yours" texts too! But no, I have enough passwords I *need* to know... Iain.
I have now moved to Sweden for love (awwww).
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I'm told that he was put on to you after your last bash, when you stashed the empty schnapps bottles in the server room. It seems the hamsters got into your leavings, the site became unstable, and he had to interrupt a good blinder to fix things on a Sunday. That led to him finding your stash, and he's been watching closely ever since. Next time, put your empties in his office. The legs of his desk are hollow, by the way (that's where he keeps the good stuff he won't share with the help), and he'll never notice your additions amid the clutter of his libations. The hamsters won't be able to get to them, either, unless he holds another of his late-night "motivational" meetings with them in the private office. But not to worry - after he plies them with alcohol again, neither they nor he will remember anything they saw there. Disregard the duct tape and vaseline you might find lying about - those are "motivational aids" as far as the server room attendants are concerned. ;)
"A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"
Roger, you are a vile, disgusting, dirty old man. Sounds like fun :laugh:.
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