Coincidence.+JuggerNaut+ wrote:rep wrote:MKJ wrote: Coincidence.
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Actually, "Is," not, "Were." Originally it was going to read, "Would have," but then I changed it to the present tense. I didn't bother to go back and change were to is. Oops. Finding this single flaw amongst a virtual mélange of chatter must bring balance to your world. I get laid & paid while you spend all day trying to own me online.Nightshade wrote:WOULD, NOT WILL, MY CAPSLOCK IS BROKEN BECAUSE I GOT STICKY STUFF ALL OVER IT WHEN I WATCHED GEORGE MICHAEL AT LIVE 8!rep wrote:
If it were a proper sentence, then I will. It's no coincidence that I did not include a period.
I am surprised you didn't take the more obvious bait that I purposely left. Are you smart enough to find it? It's in this post as well.
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so in other words, when one of us makes a mistake (be it grammatical or spelling) you are most happy to point it out - in favor of responding to the actual point posted - yet when you do so we should just ignore it, since you knew it was a mistake?rep wrote:Actually that was a mistake as I clearly wrote in the above post. There is something else that I did on purpose.
*trying to figure out the wonder that is rep*
[edit] wait. ignore this. im too sick to start this conversation
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He admitted to the mistake, what the fuck do you want from him.MKJ wrote:so in other words, when one of us makes a mistake (be it grammatical or spelling) you are most happy to point it out - in favor of responding to the actual point posted - yet when you do so we should just ignore it, since you knew it was a mistake?rep wrote:Actually that was a mistake as I clearly wrote in the above post. There is something else that I did on purpose.
*trying to figure out the wonder that is rep*
[edit] wait. ignore this. im too sick to start this conversation
The difference is clear. When I make a mistake, I know better but somehow have overlooked something. I've done it before, and most often it was when I was changing tense in order to make the sentence flow after augmentation.
Most others around here make mistakes but don't know any better.
This post contains the same purposely planted syntax issues as the ones before. Whosoever finds it will get a cookie.
Most others around here make mistakes but don't know any better.
This post contains the same purposely planted syntax issues as the ones before. Whosoever finds it will get a cookie.
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rep has a tendency to ignore someone's reply completely to point out a typo or missing comma. :shrugs:schlockey wrote:He admitted to the mistake, what the fuck do you want from him.MKJ wrote:so in other words, when one of us makes a mistake (be it grammatical or spelling) you are most happy to point it out - in favor of responding to the actual point posted - yet when you do so we should just ignore it, since you knew it was a mistake?rep wrote:Actually that was a mistake as I clearly wrote in the above post. There is something else that I did on purpose.
*trying to figure out the wonder that is rep*
[edit] wait. ignore this. im too sick to start this conversation
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true. now i ask you, whats worse. someone making a mistake in a language that isnt their own or someone making the same mistake in a language that is their own?rep wrote:The difference is clear. When I make a mistake, I know better but somehow have overlooked something. I've done it before, and most often it was when I was changing tense in order to make the sentence flow after augmentation.
Most others around here make mistakes but don't know any better.
for some reason it gets to me that odium consistantly typed "oppinion"
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dammit im being replitized
im sick as a dog today (yet im at work, huzzah) so i really shouldnt get into debates like this. im screwing up the most basic sentences in dutchee today.. thats bad enough as it is
im sick as a dog today (yet im at work, huzzah) so i really shouldnt get into debates like this. im screwing up the most basic sentences in dutchee today.. thats bad enough as it is
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I'm surprised you noticed. I've never checked Q3W before. It has so many problems.MKJ wrote:opera is where its at
actually, the ctrl-alt-v function in opera is pretty handy
I wonder if fixing all of them would somehow streamline the site or make it more compatible with everything? Any improvement, however miniscule, is worth it.
Edit: For some reason, Firefox nerds protest the results of that famous browser benchmark that clearly shows Opera being miles ahead of the rest. Mjrpes said something about my baseless claims (whatever) so I did a little test of my own. I recorded at 60 frames per second with CamStudio opening both Opera and Firefox. Here's the kicker: Firefox had just Yahoo open. Opera had nineteen tabs with the main window being a high resolution press photo with a few flash movies on the same page. Opera not only beat Firefox to load, but managed to completely load from cache thirteen of the tabs in the same time it took Firefox to load Yahoo from it's cache.
Hilarious.
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tell me how to transfer my links from FF and I'll try Opera again. that was the thing that put me off straight away. if it can't be done, fuck offrep wrote:Edit: For some reason, Firefox nerds protest the results of that famous browser benchmark that clearly shows Opera being miles ahead of the rest. Mjrpes said something about my baseless claims (whatever) so I did a little test of my own. I recorded at 60 frames per second with CamStudio opening both Opera and Firefox. Here's the kicker: Firefox had just Yahoo open. Opera had nineteen tabs with the main window being a high resolution press photo with a few flash movies on the same page. Opera not only beat Firefox to load, but managed to completely load from cache thirteen of the tabs in the same time it took Firefox to load Yahoo from it's cache.
Hilarious.
In Opera:
File, Import and Export, Import Netscape/Firefox bookmarks.

Edit: I'm loving this skin "Concrete II: Electric Boogaloo." It looks sort of lame at first, so give it a few minutes. http://my.opera.com/community/customize ... gi?id=3065
File, Import and Export, Import Netscape/Firefox bookmarks.
Edit: I'm loving this skin "Concrete II: Electric Boogaloo." It looks sort of lame at first, so give it a few minutes. http://my.opera.com/community/customize ... gi?id=3065
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Did you have these in the ff folder?mjrpes wrote:I've always had problems with Firefox and video plugins. I have to load a web page in IE if a page has an embedded page. The 'find plugin' feature on firefox has never worked for me and always gives me a 'could not find plugin' message.
