The DMZ

Iszi

01:10

@AviD I think the performance issue I'm having with the formula is kind of inherent to the way the arrays are being used. Each portion of the array formula has to be run against the entire column (or, at least, all of the populated cells in the given column). To say this is sub-optimal is a massive understatement.

If I were working with similar data in PowerShell, I'd optimize it by using one command to select the largest set of relevant cells (All the cells with UIDs matching the one I'm looking up) and then pipe that subset to a command or series of commands that will pick out the data out of the newest row. This way, the entire data set only needs to be processed once and the rest of the processing is limited to just the interesting information.

Of course, since Excel isn't a database or a command shell, I'm guessing there's no good way to do this where I need to?

Iszi

01:31

Oh, this is giving me an idea. A nasty PowerShell idea.

Just one or two commands I'd need to find, if they exist...

It's hacky, and it goes further out of Excel than I'd rather do for this, but if the commands exist it should do the job.

Terry Chia

@Iszi You dirty dirty boy....

Terry Chia

03:28

@Simon Heh, I mostly liked it because of my comment. :P

Stack Exchange

05:51

To whoever typed 'why is arwen dying': GOOD. FUCKING. QUESTION.

AviD

08:12

@Iszi right, each array - of ALL rows in the original sheet - needs to be created for each UID / row in the new sheet.

thats the main reason I commented to use rows notation instead of full column - it makes a huge difference. And yes, the performance would suck, even with the final simplified version I gave you.... but does it really matter? How often are you doing this?

btw while my answer is awesome and correct, @Rhys' answer there seems to be the betterer way.

I actually considered suggesting you import the whole dataset into a database, do the filtering, then export to Excel, but I restrained myself... ;-)

why would somebody flag an ISA question as SU material....??

why would FOUR someones... four someones who SHOULD REALLY KNOW BETTER.

Lucas Kauffman

@AviD ISA question?

AviD

@LucasKauffman ISA is/was MS' enterprise firewall. not really SU....

but you werent one of the illustrious four, so you're off the hook.

haha @RoryAlsop that fellow that is flagged for repeated crap q's... oh lordy his comments are just hysterical.

Lucas Kauffman

Terry Chia

@AviD Name and shame!

Lucas Kauffman

1) Terry China

AviD

08:25

0

Q: Why client with Basic auth cannot work via ISA proxy server

Client application supports only Basic authentication When client application runs from machine in the same domain with the ISA - it's Ok. When client application runs from machine that not belongs to the ISA server's domain - client cant access to internet. I know that ISA server can be confi...

if you rrreeeeaaaallly want to know

Terry Chia

@AviD I can't see who flagged.

@LucasKauffman Bitch.

AviD

@TerryChia you can see who closed.

Terry Chia

@AviD Nope, only shows that it was migrated from over here.

AviD

@TerryChia ohhhh

and if you click on the "migrated from security"....?

Terry Chia

@AviD Ahh, that works.

AviD

08:28

1 min ago, by Terry Chia

@LucasKauffman Bitch.

Terry Chia

Anyone has a list of search terms they would like to query GitHub for? :P I almost got my script up and running, just have to iron out a few bugs.

AviD

@TerryChia Boobies.

Lucas Kauffman

@TerryChia 'ùµ£

and ofcourse boobies, password.txt, secret.txt, .pk

AviD

boobies.txt, secretboobies.txt, passwordtoboobies.txt

Rory McCune

08:57

@AviD this would not be the first time. I think it's because there's no flag to migrate to SF...

0

Q: ASA5520 CPU Utilization in 98%

CPU utilization of The ASA 5520 in my company suddenly increased to 98% for 2 hour. In this time, I have checked the logs: Logs Deny TCP reverse path check from 121.65.98.4 to 180.85.66.54 on interface inside I canceled download in a PC, then the problem is resolved. Could you please tel me ...

cisco

would seem more like serverfault to me than superuser as an example...

AviD

09:18

@RoryMcCune yeah well, waddaya expect from a @Rory...

;-)

Rory McCune

@AviD well combination of his age and @LucasKauffman kind of an inevitable result I guess...

AviD

@RoryMcCune hehe, yes combining @Lucas always messes things up...

Rory McCune

in entirely unrelated news the popularity/controversy about this blurred lines song keeps making me want to listen to white lines

AviD

no idea what you on about.

in other unrelated news, I'm putting together the regional OWASP IL conference...

too damn short notice, imo.

but it already looks like its going to be awesome.

oo! forgot to request the swag package.

Rory McCune

@AviD singer makes song with dodgy lyrics and a video with naked chicks, it gets to number one and gets performed at the MTV VMA's with Hannah Montana wearing a flesh coloured plastic bikini, in some segments of the news it's a big thing.. I only found out about it from a youtube react video..

AviD

09:34

meh

Rory McCune

@AviD cool when's it going to be? I've thought about putting on something for Scotland but need to get the time as it seems like a lot of work

AviD

she wears less than that in her own videos.

Rory McCune

from the conference organisers that I spoke to

AviD

seems she's working hard at breaking her "good little girl" image.

volunteers not necessary...

@RoryMcCune Oct 1.

Rory McCune

@AviD yeah but thing I can't work out is what's the thing with these people and sticking their tongue out at an odd angle

AviD

09:35

and we're just getting it set up now... several months late since our usual venue was delayed in organizing a date for us.

Rory McCune

@AviD that is soon

AviD

and yeah, it is a bunch of work... you need a group to back you up.

Rory McCune

how many tracks/days are you doing?

AviD

@RoryMcCune I know, right?? its stupid. supposed to look either sexy or cute, fails on both. Hits the mark on "stupid" though.

@RoryMcCune it's just one day here, Israelis can never be bothered going to something two days in a row... :-)

we usually do a full day, two tracks, plus a couple of keynotes.

@RoryMcCune btw if you are looking for a foreign speaker (and have budget for airfare) I might be able to be convinced to make it out there... ;-)

Rory McCune

@AviD cool. you getting some Sec.SE goodies for it?

AviD

09:38

@RoryMcCune filling out the form now.

they seem to have cut back, though...

Rory McCune

@AviD that would be cool, will need to see what I can do.

AviD

hmm, cant do that this year, but perhaps next time if we get enough sponsors, we might try and fly a @rory out....

on principle, the OWASP here is always 100% free, costs are always covered by sponsors only.

hmm, the swag form is limited to 100 people? wtf?

Rory Alsop

Morning everyone - normal @RoryA service will now be resumed

@AviD Hahahaha - yes

AviD

@RoryAlsop aaaaaahhh yeaaaaahhhh

@RoryAlsop I think we should be getting at least an intern's salary from him.

Rory Alsop

@AviD erm...guilty...sorry

AviD

09:44

@RoryAlsop hehe

well, at your velocity, you're bound to make a few missteps.

Rory Alsop

@AviD was my velocity Continental? I forget....

AviD

@RoryAlsop nyeeeer. Sorry, I missed that?

Rory Alsop

@AviD A few days back - I think someone made a scurrilous remark about my age...probably @Terry again :-P

AviD

@RoryAlsop it's already been a few days...?

Rory Alsop

@AviD pfft

AviD

09:47

heehee

Adnan

10:14

excellent. i wasn't sure if the post could be decrypted with the public key alone. thanks! — mulllhausen 43 mins ago

@LucasKauffman Planning to do something about that?

AviD

@Adnan @LucasKauffman I daaaaaaare ya

Adnan

@AviD Well, somebody should do something about that.

Lucas Kauffman

10:48

@Adnan sorry was out for lunch ^^

@Adnan what's wrong with it o.O?

Adnan

> excellent. i wasn't sure if the post could be decrypted with the public key alone. thanks!

@Lucas Fix it before the bear sees it. Remember what happened to me the last time I implied that?

AviD

11:10

@LucasKauffman yeah, @Adnan still walks funny since then.

Lucas Kauffman

aaah

@Adnan alright fixed

Terry Chia

11:45

Random girl approached me in a coffee store and asked for an iPhone recharger, because she needs to phone. "Yeah of course here."

Tweeted by i0n1c on August 26, 2013 at 11:17 AM

Scott Pack

12:07

@AviD So can I assume you saw my flag and fixed it?

AviD

@ScottPack Indeed.

Scott Pack

@AviD This is the second time in as many weeks that this has happened.

Good

I blame the new close system

AviD

ahhh... coin just dropped, thats why you didnt VTC, cuz then the (stupid) majority would have forced it over to SU.

@ScottPack I blame @Adnan.

Scott Pack

Yuppers

AviD

so just consider me - The Stupid Majority Antidote!

no, wait, that doesnt sound right....

Scott Pack

12:09

Sounds right to me.

So here's the problem.

We don't have a migrate to SF option, and if you're not careful it's not hard to assume that option 3 would go there.

Adnan

@AviD Why me?!

@ScottPack I agree.

AviD

@Adnan cuz its fun! and you're easy!

oh damn, that doesnt sound right, again... :-(

Scott Pack

No, sounds perfectly fine.

Adnan

@ScottPack +1

AviD

dammit, new allergy medicine, I'm all fuzzy

MY HEAD is fuzzy, my head.

Adnan

12:11

Seriously, a lot of questions we get need to be migrated to SF. It's just confusing.

Scott Pack

Adnan

Plus, we're all too lazy to write a custom closure reason.

Rory McCune

@AviD you're fuzzy @Adnan is easy, sounds like we've got the start of the DMZ 7 dwarves :)

2

Dave

whats up

AviD

@ScottPack yeah, I agree with that meta.so post that @gilles linked, the close system is good except that everything is lumped under "offtopic".

Scott Pack

12:12

@Adnan The close destinations we get are based on some kind of psuedo-statistical analysis of where we have mods migrate stuff.

@AviD You got that link handy? I'd like to see it.

@Dave Yarr.

AviD

101

Q: Shouldn't "off-topic" be only about... off-topic?

A related question/discussion point to this one posted just now, but with a completely different rationale. Whenever a question is closed because it doesn't contain SSCCE, or specific code, it also gets marked as "off-topic". I would argue that this is confusing, especially to new users, since t...

feature-request close-reasons off-topic

Scott Pack

Danke

By definition anything that we want to migrate should almost always be off-topic.

AviD

there are actually some good contradictory answers there - different solutions proposed, each an improvement over what we have now.

@ScottPack migrate - yes. the others - not so much.

when I have some free time - gonna meta post about what our custom OT reasons should be.

no time to get into it now...

unless somebody else does first (hint, hint)

Terry Chia

@RoryMcCune @RoryAlsop can be oldie.

Rory McCune

@TerryChia actually thinking about it fuzzy is doubly appropriate for @AviD given his avatar...

Adnan

12:24

@Lucas What the what?! You're now in front of @RoryM

Rory McCune

@Adnan yeah it was inevitable really.. You, him and @TerryChia are likely to overtake me I'd guess (although @TerryChia seems to have slowed a bit...)

Terry Chia

@RoryMcCune Yeah, I got the 10k lethargy.

Not much real goals after 10k.

Scott Pack

0

Q: Custom Close Reasons (August 2013)

With the recent change to the Close system we have some more control over what some of our messages say. We are now allowed to craft our own custom close messages, up to 3. This question is intended to act as a mechanism for gathering proposals and determining which ones the community likes the...

discussion close-reasons

Adnan

@TerryChia Duuuude, 20K!

So we can actually start trusting you

Terry Chia

@Adnan That's soooo far away though.

Adnan

12:31

@Terry For example, currently, I cannot be comfortable getting naked in front of you

Terry Chia

@Adnan I thought we had something special. :(

Adnan

@TerryChia Well, as long as you mention the word 'sauna', you can get anybody in Finland to get naked.

It's a national duty to go sauna naked whenever invited. You just cannot turn it down.

@Terry So just mention sauna, and we'll have something special.

Terry Chia

0

A: Custom Close Reasons (August 2013)

We need a close reason for RTFM or RTFWA or just Google that damn thing. Kidding aside, I don't think we need a custom close reason really. Most of the default ones we have will work just fine. We could do with a few more migrate options to sites like SF though, if that's an option.

Scott Pack

There. I seeded the list with the defaults.

Please help craft our close vote messages over here.

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Iszi

@AviD Doing it at least weekly, if not more often.

3

Scott Pack

12:42

So hey. Any of you guys have any experience with btrfs?

AviD

@ScottPack good on ya!

Terry Chia

@ScottPack That's another copy-on-write file system like ZFS right?

AviD

@Iszi heehee. Ah, I assumed it was a one time thing.

Can I suggest, if thats the case, to whip up a small proggie that will do this for you, scheduled and efficiently?

Lucas Kauffman

@ScottPack you should go for ReiserFS, it's a real killer.

Scott Pack

@TerryChia Yeah, except it was intended to be a native Linux one instead of a port from Solaris.

Terry Chia

12:52

@ScottPack Wasn't it still in beta? If would be awesome news if it's stable now.

Scott Pack

@TerryChia So right now I've got two 1TB disks that I'm using as a JBOD with LVM as the storage for my media center. I've just purchased 2 2TB disks to swap them out. I'm thinking I may have better options now.

@TerryChia From what I remember of ZFS it natively supports what I'm doing with LVM, but from what I understand it's still pretty buggy on linux.

Terry Chia

@ScottPack Yeah, I wouldn't trust ZFS on Linux right now...

Scott Pack

@TerryChia I hear @ewwhite has had some fantastic experiences with it on RHEL.

It looks like btrfs is out of beta now.

Terry Chia

@ScottPack Any writeups? I would love to ditch BSD/Solaris and just use RHEL/CentOs for my NAS-in-planning.

Scott Pack

@TerryChia I dunno yet. That's kind of why I was asking first. :)

Terry Chia

12:56

@ScottPack Ooooh nice. Hmm, I wonder if it will be the default FS for the upcoming RHEL 7.

It's just about the right timing.

Ugh, RHEL 7 is really gonna suck. Huge changes from RHEL 6 in terms of all the configuration stuff....

Lucas Kauffman

so what are the advantages of BRTFS compared to for instance LVM?

Scott Pack

@TerryChia Right now I've got two PVs, both added to the same VG, then running XFS on top of that. It works well enough, and I've actually only had one failure in 6 years.

@TerryChia Full on transition to systemd will probably be the biggest thing.

Terry Chia

@LucasKauffman I think it has all the self-healing capabilities like ZFS so you don't need RAID.

Scott Pack

btrfs.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Main_Page

Terry Chia

@ScottPack Yeah, it's gonna take me some unlearning.

Scott Pack

12:58

@LucasKauffman As near as I can understand lots of the features that we use LVM for are natively baked into the filesystem.

@TerryChia Think about poor old me. I have nearly decades of muscle memory for SysV

Terry Chia

@ScottPack Hehe.

The new firewalld thing seems interesting though, slightly less confusing than iptables.

Lucas Kauffman

@TerryChia I still think pf is better than iptables

Terry Chia

@LucasKauffman I have zero experience with BSD so... :P

I was using system-config-firewall during my RHCE test. Can't be arsed to memorize the iptables format. :P

Rory McCune

@TerryChia <showing Age> I remember back when iptables first came out and before that it was ipchains, that was when I started getting into firewalls, was good way to learn about TCP/IP writing the rulesets...

Scott Pack

@TerryChia Lamer

@RoryMcCune Why in my day netfilter was good enough for anyone!

Lucas Kauffman

13:07

@TerryChia pf allows you to use tables with addresses to assign to rules, which iptables doesn't have natively

Scott Pack

@TerryChia Furry muff. I think systemd and firewalld are the two things I need to figure out.

Terry Chia

@RoryMcCune Hahaha! I can write iptables rulesets. I just need a few hours of no pressure time to test it out as well as reference to better documentation (google).

@ScottPack At least for Fedora 19, service blahblahblah start | stop | restart still redirects you to systemd. I wonder if RHEL 7 will retain that.

That could ease the transition slightly.

Scott Pack

@TerryChia I'm not sure.

They'll probably also get rid of ifconfig. Fuckers.

Lucas Kauffman

@ScottPack will you need to use ip for everything?

Scott Pack

@LucasKauffman Probably. That's what the kids these days want us to do.

"ifconfig is out of touch and inconsistent with other applications." Or some shit like that.

Lucas Kauffman

13:12

@ScottPack Dirty open source hippies, wanting to change everything

Scott Pack

God save us is they see find.

Lucas Kauffman

@ScottPack you could just make an allias for ifconfig which is just ip addr

Scott Pack

I imagine the rest of the syntax is wrong.

Terry Chia

@LucasKauffman Probably a good time to fork RHEL and start up Scott Pack Enterprise Linux.

Scott Pack

You know, it's funny. I went to a LOPSA event last week.

Lucas Kauffman

13:14

@TerryChia lucas@ThePack

Scott Pack

There were about 10 people there. 3 people were older, like 50s and up. The rest were all about my age.

I was 1) The only one with a beard. 2) Without question the crustiest in the room.

There was an old cranky looking guy with pure white hair who started going on about AWS zones, mongodb failover weirdnesses, and message queues.

Woah. He was a dead ringer for a Solaris admin.

Lucas Kauffman

@ScottPack crazy

Xander

13:47

@ScottPack What is the world coming to?

Scott Pack

@Xander I know, right?

Rod MacPherson

14:04

How do you join the Sec.SE CTF Team? I want to participate in some CTF events, but I have trouble finding people to play on my team.

ManishEarth

@RodMacPherson Ping @gilles

Read this first:

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Q: A Security Stackexchange CTF team

Updates: Added first challenge to prepare We now have an IRC channel! Join us in #SecSE-CTF on Freenode: chat.freenode.net:6667 We have a CTFTime team, secse. Please join this. We have a chat room on chat.se which will be closed during competitions to all but team members then re-opened when w...

discussion ctf

Lucas Kauffman

14:27

0

A: How is wireless WiFi password cracked?

First of all that would entirely depend on the encryption used by the access point. There are several types of possible encryption. Mostly on consumer wireless access points these are: WEP WPA WPA2 WPS WEP Let's first dive into WEP. WEP was the first algorithm used to secure wireless acce...

Rod MacPherson

@ManisEarth Thanks.

Lucas Kauffman

@RodMacPherson It's a long and complex journey

@RodMacPherson Also I approve of your hair and beard, it's cool :p

TildalWave

14:44

@LucasKauffman you did your homework there I see :)

@ManishEarth That list of CTF team members is ancient, I don't even remember seeing some of them in the last half a year of thereabouts

Scott Pack

I should probably take myself off. I had grand dreams of getting involved, but haven't kept up with it and seem to never hae the time.

Lucas Kauffman

@ScottPack +1

Thomas Pornin

@LucasKauffman It is not "Berkley"; it is "three researchers who happened at that time to work at the university of Berkeley (mind the 'E'), and who also happen to have names of their own".

Lucas Kauffman

@ThomasPornin aha I shall edit that out

@ThomasPornin Also I just tried to find more info on WPA2-AES vs WPA-AES, basically WPA-AES just uses AES instead of RC4, but still uses TKIP-MIC instead of CCMP, which is used by WPA2

is this correct?

Thomas Pornin

15:00

@LucasKauffman It's been a while since I last looked at it, but yeah, that matches what I remember.

Rod MacPherson

@LucasKauffman Thanks for the compliment. The last pentester we had come through here said he was nervous when he saw my beard, and got really worried about how tough an assignment it was going to be when I brought up cons and mentioned some names when we were chatting in the hallway. :)

Thomas Pornin

WPA initially reuses RC4 hardware with some additional protections, including a custom MAC (Michael) which, as MAC goes, is pathetic, but not as much as no MAC at all.

Then AES can be used instead of RC4 but you still have the poor MAC instead of something decent like CCM (which you have in WPA2).

Lucas Kauffman

15:20

Is my answer bear-approved :p?

Thomas Pornin

@LucasKauffman I'll have to read it whole before approving it.

Ah, Nigerian scams are sometimes quite fun:

> I have an important issue I will like to share with you concerning my inheritance and character of my wicked Uncles that wants to kill me to enrich themselves

Through a Google Calendar event invitation (that's kinda creative).

@LucasKauffman Your answer is fine. Upvoted.

Xander

@ThomasPornin It sure is. That's one I haven't seen before.

Lucas Kauffman

LOL they did a good scam the scammers here in Belgium which involved a meeting with a Nigerian to buy gold. They even threw in a midget on a pony dressed as a cop

Adnan

15:54

@Lucas I see you've reptrained

Lucas Kauffman

16:19

Chou Chou

Adnan

17:18

Hwahahahahahaha! I ninjad the bear!

Thomas Pornin

@Adnan Yeah, but you forgot half of the answer.

You pointed out that it was stupid; you did not say that it was dangerous.

Adnan

@ThomasPornin True, that's why I upboated yours.

@ThomasPornin Do you think I should edit that part in the answer? (saying it's dangerous)

Hmm.. I think your answer will eventually get most of the votes anyway.

Thomas Pornin

@Adnan Because that's my answer, because it is a better answer, or because that's the way the Universe works in general ?

Adnan

@ThomasPornin Because it's a better answer.

Thomas Pornin

Plundering other answers is considered acceptable warfare. I would not mind.

Green Fly

17:25

that Notes question brought back memories from the days when I used it

Adnan

@GreenFly Oh, I see you wrote an answer as well.

@GreenFly Did you like it?

Green Fly

@Adnan I think it was horrible

Xander

@GreenFly I used it before it was Notes, back when it was Lotus ccMail. It was just as horrible then.

Simon

An amazing waste of god damn time.

It took 3h30 for the ownership change for the car.

Just came in at work (it's 13h30)

Green Fly

@Xander I cannot agree more. that product is awful

Adnan

17:34

@Simon So you tell the time the same way you tell periods of time?

Thomas Pornin

@Xander It was worse.

When you received a signed email with S/MIME, you got a cryptic popup with a non-understandable sentence (the kind of English you get after three or four layers of Google-translate). If you say no, you don't see the email. If you say yes, the signer's certificate is registered as trusted unconditionally, forever.

Xander

@ThomasPornin Well that's exciting. I didn't ever run into that, but even for the unencrypted every day use, it was only slightly more fun than poking your eye out with a stick.

Simon

@Adnan <seriousFace>Are you being funny?</seriousFace>

Adnan

@Simon No. I think it's ridiculous that you said "It took 3h30" and then "it's 13h30"

I can accept xxhxx to denote periods of time. "We stood there for 1h30".

But using the same format to tell time is weird

Rod MacPherson

@ThomasPornin Hmm, I just got a Nigerian scam via Google Calendar too.

Thomas Pornin

17:44

@Adnan Human languages are weird. Deal with it.

Lucas Kauffman

@Rod wpa aes still uses tkip, it just replaces the rc4 with aes

Thomas Pornin

@RodMacPherson With the wicked Uncles, too ?

Adnan

@ThomasPornin Yup, here we go. French Canadians standing together

"We stood there until 1h30" is confusing.

Thomas Pornin

@Adnan It is confusing if you do not speak English, yes. Otherwise it is quite clear.

Rod MacPherson

No, this was mine:
"RELIABLE PARTNER NEEDED

Hello Sir/Ma,
PLEASE REPLY ME WITH THIS EMAIL ADDRESS [email protected]
I need your assistance to validate your name in our Bank System to enable the Bank transfer the sum of $10.5Million unclaimed fund into your nominated bank account to your account for onward investment ( Hotel industries and Estate building management) or any profitable business in your country and I will give you 40%, for your assistance.
My questions are?

1. Can you handle this project?

Thomas Pornin

17:46

We stood there for 1h30: duration.

We stood there until 1h30: instant.

Adnan

@ThomasPornin So people actually use that? Today is the first time I see it.

Thomas Pornin

@Adnan There are a lot of representations for times: 1h30, 1:30, 1h30m,...

Adnan

@Simon So, why did it take that long?

Scott Pack

@Adnan You get to a certain age...

Rod MacPherson

We stood there until 1h30 to mea means we stood there until 1:00 am

sorry 1:30 am

Thomas Pornin

17:49

In "correct" English we would write: "we stood there until half past thirteen".

Simon

ALRIGHT ALRIGHT. It took a shitload of time and I arrived at work at ONE PAST THIRTY

@Adnan A lot of misunderstanding/confusion.

Adnan

@ScottPack What takes so long when one becomes your age! TELL ME!

@Simon So now you're officially a car owner?

Simon

The ex-owner (woohoo, I'm the owner!) didn't specify exactly what was his plan to the dealer.

So, we paid up in time.

Rod MacPherson

one past thirty??? What planet are you on? my clocks don't go to 30:01

Thomas Pornin

@Simon Now THAT is an achievement. Not everybody can reach the hour 30 on a planet with 24 hours per day.

Adnan

17:51

@Simon CONGRATS!!!!!

Simon

EFUIHSUIFHDSIUFSDHF

Adnan

@Simon To celebrate, wanna see a picture of my legs?

Simon

I'M GONNA HAVE LUNCH AND THEN START HAVING A DISCUSSION IN HERE.

@Adnan It's my second car actually but yes!

@Adnan Sure.

Adnan

Thomas Pornin

Although I heard of a lawyer would once could bill 29 hours in a single day of work, because he took a plane from London to New York that day, and worked in the plane.

Simon

17:52

@Adnan Is that a shark on the right?

Adnan

@Simon After seeing that, now go have your lunch!

@Simon No, it's not a shark. I'm just happy to see you.

Hmm.. not many fans of hairy legs, I see.

Simon

I'm so hungry that I'd eat a bear.

Thomas Pornin

@Adnan You call that "hair" ?

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