My wedding - 10 years ago - just saved my job
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TheyCallMeMrJames wrote:
but I can still count to five on one hand
Huh, I can count to 32 with one hand...
Watched code never compiles.
lol...good catch...I taught my oldest to count to 1023 on his fingers recently.
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lol...good catch...I taught my oldest to count to 1023 on his fingers recently.
No ambition! Take his shoes off, and get him to count to 1048575.
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lol...good catch...I taught my oldest to count to 1023 on his fingers recently.
That's gonna confuse his teachers (assuming your oldest is fairly young). :thumbsup:
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...assuming I could no longer program without fingers, that is. I have a big 'ole filing cabinet with sharp metal edges. A girl in my office just tripped and kicked the thing shut as I was rifling through some specs. It slammed shut, like, hard...on my wedding ring. It's a little less round, but I can still count to five on one hand. Owe my wife a big one on the kisser when I get home.
TheyCallMeMrJames wrote:
A girl in my office just tripped and kicked the thing shut
<evil thought> Are you sure she tripped. May be she .... :suss: </evil thought>
Yusuf May I help you?
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No ambition! Take his shoes off, and get him to count to 1048575.
Might as well instill some values while he's still young... why not teach him how to count using floating point numbers? :)
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Might as well instill some values while he's still young... why not teach him how to count using floating point numbers? :)
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...assuming I could no longer program without fingers, that is. I have a big 'ole filing cabinet with sharp metal edges. A girl in my office just tripped and kicked the thing shut as I was rifling through some specs. It slammed shut, like, hard...on my wedding ring. It's a little less round, but I can still count to five on one hand. Owe my wife a big one on the kisser when I get home.
TheyCallMeMrJames wrote:
It's a little less round, but I can still count to five on one hand. Owe my wife a big one on the kisser when I get home.
You gonna tell her first, or just surprise her? :-D
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aspdotnetdev wrote:
why not teach him how to count using floating point numbers?
With a floating finger?
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...assuming I could no longer program without fingers, that is. I have a big 'ole filing cabinet with sharp metal edges. A girl in my office just tripped and kicked the thing shut as I was rifling through some specs. It slammed shut, like, hard...on my wedding ring. It's a little less round, but I can still count to five on one hand. Owe my wife a big one on the kisser when I get home.
TheyCallMeMrJames wrote:
It's a little less round, but I can still count to five on one hand.
What a terrible waste of a lawsuit.
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TheyCallMeMrJames wrote:
but I can still count to five on one hand
Huh, I can count to 32 with one hand...
Watched code never compiles.
:)
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No ambition! Take his shoes off, and get him to count to 1048575.
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TheyCallMeMrJames wrote:
but I can still count to five on one hand
Huh, I can count to 32 with one hand...
Watched code never compiles.
Actually, if you count the joints, you can count to 243 with one hand.
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That's gonna confuse his teachers (assuming your oldest is fairly young). :thumbsup:
heheh...yeah, 8. or should I say, ring finger? :)
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...assuming I could no longer program without fingers, that is. I have a big 'ole filing cabinet with sharp metal edges. A girl in my office just tripped and kicked the thing shut as I was rifling through some specs. It slammed shut, like, hard...on my wedding ring. It's a little less round, but I can still count to five on one hand. Owe my wife a big one on the kisser when I get home.
What a wasted opportunity. You could have had it replaced with a screwdriver/laser-beam/gas-pellet shooter attachment.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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TheyCallMeMrJames wrote:
but I can still count to five on one hand
Huh, I can count to 32 with one hand...
Watched code never compiles.
Beware when you reach 4.
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What a wasted opportunity. You could have had it replaced with a screwdriver/laser-beam/gas-pellet shooter attachment.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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What a wasted opportunity. You could have had it replaced with a screwdriver/laser-beam/gas-pellet shooter attachment.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
Shoot...Didn't even occur to me! But I likley would've gone with freekin' sharks with freekin' laser beams.
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TheyCallMeMrJames wrote:
A girl in my office just tripped and kicked the thing shut
<evil thought> Are you sure she tripped. May be she .... :suss: </evil thought>
Yusuf May I help you?
I had a similar evil thought. Maybe she just finished up a degree from an online college that would let her slip right into your position... Next time 1. put out a big, orange work cone while you are rummaging through the cabinets. 2. put a bell around her neck.
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...assuming I could no longer program without fingers, that is. I have a big 'ole filing cabinet with sharp metal edges. A girl in my office just tripped and kicked the thing shut as I was rifling through some specs. It slammed shut, like, hard...on my wedding ring. It's a little less round, but I can still count to five on one hand. Owe my wife a big one on the kisser when I get home.
OTOH if you were in the hospital getting put back together the other person would have to fill out all the paperwork reporting the accident vs your reporting a near miss to the safety nazis. The end result, must wear armored gauntlets to access a filing cabinet, will be the same in either case. :rolleyes:
3x12=36 2x12=24 1x12=12 0x12=18
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OTOH if you were in the hospital getting put back together the other person would have to fill out all the paperwork reporting the accident vs your reporting a near miss to the safety nazis. The end result, must wear armored gauntlets to access a filing cabinet, will be the same in either case. :rolleyes:
3x12=36 2x12=24 1x12=12 0x12=18
Dan Neely wrote:
if you were in the hospital getting put back together the other person would have to fill out all the paperwork
lol...somehow I'm failing to see the long-term gains there ;)