Thought of the Day

OriginalGriff

Does jargon means a container is missing?

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Johnny J

Hopefully, otherwise it might end up like THESE[^]

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PeejayAdams

Nope - "pyrax.exceptions.NotFound: No container named '' exists. (HTTP 404)" means a container is missing.

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Lost User

would've been a better movie if 2 jars were missing

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W Balboos GHB

What can you mean - surely not a _lid_dle cover up?

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GuyThiebaut

I thought jargon was what people in Norfolk and Texas do to keep fit.

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megaadam

Right. Two jars, and: some bins!

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RickZeeland

Nonooo, it's about this: Jason And The Argonauts (1963) - YouTube[^] :-\

DRHuff

In my old car it would have meant that a door was missing since it was always telling me "The door is a jar"

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dandy72

My mind immediately went there, for some reason. I remember my 12 year-old self thinking that "what do you call a jar then?" was a pretty clever comeback...