The Nineteenth Byte

PhiNotPi

00:01

Mainly in how [1 2 6] relates to a real OEIS sequence.

randomra

an oeis seq has to exist with that start

PhiNotPi

So each answer adds one to the sequence, on the restriction that those numbers are the start of at least oneOEIS sequence?

randomra

basically yes

PhiNotPi

What's the reason for the 42 requirement?

To make it much harder to find sequences?

randomra

yep, there are too many possibilities at the start

PhiNotPi

00:12

What is the problem with starting from #1?

randomra

like fixed s(1)=1?

PhiNotPi

42 doesn't appear in the list, though.

randomra

but the choosen oeis sequences have to contain it (not super elegant)

I could just fix the first few numbers but that seems less organic to me

and more restraining

PhiNotPi

Would simply fixing s(1) = 1 work well enough?

randomra

you can't search OEIS by sequence prefix? :(

maybe, will have to try out

PhiNotPi

00:24

Write the first program to be A000001, and then in that way set s(1)=1

rcrmn

02:01

@MartinBüttner Hey thank you! I already knew that article, and I have a starting implementation based on that too, but I want to see what people can come up with. I'm going to put reference to that article too as example, but I'll probably make it to be more about some kind of terrain generation based on continental drift or something like that... We'll see how it comes out

PhiNotPi

02:11

Okay, so I'm still floating around on the idea of doing a KOTH.

I think I don't like the mechanic of locking submissions from edits.

It has some interesting features, strategy-wise, but as a participant I feel out of the game after submitting my bot.

Calvin's Hobbies

The edit rule was only because of the team thing, to prevent older answers from copying the behavior of their more optimized teammates.

I'm not sure how useful it really was and I wouldn't add the restriction for an all-vs-all koth

PhiNotPi

Working together to build bots is definitely the core of this type of game.

Calvin's Hobbies

Ah, ok

PhiNotPi

Slightly unrelated, I feel bad for those three or four people who have completely broken bots as their final submission.

I think Stack Snippet KOTHs are the future, though.

Calvin's Hobbies

Heh, yeah. Though there are a surprising number of low-rep answerers. I wonder if any are sock puppets.

PhiNotPi

02:26

I need to figure out what I'm doing for a KOTH next.

The team-based thing is cool.

But doing even/odd would result in the exact same teams.

feersum

better decide how many binary digits of id you can use before it becomes too biased!

PhiNotPi

Look at the best scorers of Red vs Blue and find a way to get us all on the same team?

Idea for an implementation of a diplomatic procedure:

There will be two types of communications:

"I will vote for X" and "I will vote with X"

I think there can be as few of two rounds of negotiations, although this can be increased to whatever number you want.

Each round, players can send up to one message to each player. They are allowed to say conflicting things to different players. For the second half of the first round, they receive all communications.

This would be repeated to make a second or third round.

Then, players vote for a single option. The option with the most votes wins (or loses depending on what type of game it is). Tiebreakers can be either random or determined by giving each bot a turn to be the tiebreaker.

At the end of voting, you can reveal all the votes so that bots can see when promises are broken, or you could keep that a secret.

Calvin's Hobbies

03:11

Whuh?

PhiNotPi

03:30

@Calvin'sHobbies Yes, that's about a completely different topic.

I was talking about this: chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/message/20929249#20929249

PhiNotPi

03:52

It was probably confusing that I was talking about two entirely different things.

luser droog

04:37

Hey, everyone. I've written up my idea for multiple numeric types in my APL interpreter. groups.google.com/d/topic/comp.lang.apl/KSwo40-eLKI/discussion

Basically, it's fancy tagged-integers. Small integers encode as themselves (immediate value), larger integers and doubles encode as two array indices to lookup the value in tables.

It all appears very straightforward to me now, but of course it took a lot of time to make it that simple. :)

I now have several features which should make inca3 very competitive with J. Extra parens at the edges of expressions can be omitted: '3)+(4' <==> '(3)+(4)'. Single-letter variables may be strung together in expressions with no intervening whitespace: 'a=2' 'b=+' 'c=3' 'abc' <==> '2+3'. And APL functions have single-byte encodings.

And the first weekend of the Musical, The Mystery of Edwin Drood went well (I'm playing the acoustic Bass). I've made fewer mistakes each night, but I'm missing more and more cues as I get more absorbed in the story. :) Plus the cute brunette in the bustier is not helping my concentration.

Sp3000

b=+ oh boy

Alex A.

04:54

@luserdroog: Glad to hear the musical is going well!

luser droog

@Sp3000 The = will actually be a left-arrow, but I'm not sure how to type it here.

Sp3000

Well I was more referring to the fact that you can assign + to a variable

luser droog

yep. J lets you do that too.

Sp3000

I guess it makes sense, but it does look weird :P

Alex A.

You can do that in a number of languages

In Julia: f=+; f(1, 1) returns 2.

luser droog

04:58

Hmm. Never looked at Julia.

Alex A.

I litter Julia answers around PPCG

luser droog

I've been studying Lisp and APL almost exclusively lately.

Sp3000

I guess the equivalent in Python is f=int.__add__, but there's something about =+ that I find amusing :P

Alex A.

Julia is still a baby of a language. Version 0.4 is the current dev.

luser droog

That's still miles ahead of me, on that scale inca3 is embryonic.

Alex A.

05:00

What is inca3?

luser droog

My apl interpreter.

Alex A.

Oh cool!

luser droog

version 2 is mostly implemented, but then I started over to redesign the core.

I've used it in 1 or 2 challenges here.

Alex A.

I'm impressed, that's really neat!

Hey, does anybody know how to escape backticks in SE markdown?

luser droog

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A: ASCII Ice Cream

inca2 129 123 121 111 107 This mostly uses the formulas from the python example, but using jot-dots and iotas instead of double-looping. The i function performs the circular test for the j function which invokes jot-dot upon it. And the k function performs the triangle test for the l function. T...

Sp3000

05:03

Either backslash or space after/before enclosing backticks or surrounding double backticks

One of them.

luser droog

@AlexA. Use multiple backticks as the delimiter.

Alex A.

[

`

luser droog

To allow, single backticks in the string, use double backticks around it all.

Alex A.

Backslash worked

Sp3000

It seems to me like different things work in different places, but I can't remember

luser droog

05:04

To allow single and double backticks, use triple backticks around it all, etc.

There is a lot of divergence, but this behavior is part of the "standardized" core, IIRC.

Alex A.

R uses backticks in certain situations. I had to become inconsistent in the "Showcase your language" challenge because I could use backticks in the code blocks but I couldn't figure out how to do it in the inline code parts.

Thanks for the info, @Sp3000 and @luserdroog. :)

luser droog

SO had a hand in establishing it. There's political problems because the original author isn't really participating with everybody else.

Alex A.

Huh

luser droog

That's what I remember from Wikipedia.

Alex A.

Political problems --> Warring nations because some guy won't participate in using backticks.

@luserdroog: Nice work on inca, I look at the solution you posted and now I'm poking around the Github link.

luser droog

05:10

Thanks. I went back to the original APL book to try to get a real good perspective on the whole scene.

Almost all the conceptual pieces were already there in 1962.

Alex A.

You started inca in 1962??

luser droog

But it took Iverson and crew 20+ years to think through it all.

No, APL started in 1962.

Alex A.

Oh, haha

luser droog

But there are earlier documents with some of the ideas going back to 1954.

I've only been playing with it for about a year and a half now.

Alex A.

That's quite a bit of planning!

Have you had the opportunity to use APL in a more formal environment?

e.g. something other than PPCG

luser droog

05:14

no, not really.

I don't even work as a programmer. I'm a barista at Starbucks.

Alex A.

With skills like yours it seems like you could easily get a job as a programmer if you wanted to!

luser droog

All the programming jobs seem to want java and C# and shit I don't want to learn.

Alex A.

Ah yeah, understandable.

luser droog

I want to do C and Postscript and Unix and stuff, 1980s-style.

Like my heroes.

Alex A.

There's still a place for that in industry, unfortunately it's just overshadowed by the demand for "hot" languages.

luser droog

05:17

But I could do mainframe stuff too. I can't seem to find listings for those.

Alex A.

That might be gone...

luser droog

I was a student programmer in college in the Registrar's Office. We used an ancient query language called MARKIV.

Alex A.

Never even heard of that!

luser droog

I wrote a macro processor to generate the MARKIV from a simpler specification. I started write a compiler to make a better input language, but the macros got the job done.

Alex A.

Oh nice! That's impressive.

luser droog

05:19

I also used awk and perl to transform csv output ftp'd from the mainframe and convert it into postscript which I could cat|telnet 9100 to the printer.

That was a fun job.

Alex A.

That was 98% over my head.

luser droog

Nobody knew how efficient I had made the workflow, so I got to play on the internet a lot of the time.

Alex A.

Haha! Perfect!

The only information I can find on MARKIV is what looks like an advertisement for it from 1976.

Ah, found the Wikipedia for it.

luser droog

Hm. I've still got a perl csv-to-postscript program somewhere. I posted it to usenet a while ago. I think it's pretty neat. The two programs are wrapped around each other. It has a postscript prolog and epilog and in the middle it converts commas to )( and puts [( and )] around the result. Poof, postscript document.

Alex A.

I don't know anything about Postscript. :/

luser droog

05:24

MARKIV was bought by another company which renamed it Vision:Builder. There may be more under that name. It was card-oriented. So each line has specific columns for specific things. I tried to evoke something about card-oriented programming with the Clacker Animation challenge.

Postscript is awesome! It's my favorite.

10 10 moveto 100 100 lineto stroke showpage

That's a complete program to output an image with a diagonal line.

Alex A.

So Postscript is a language?

I always thought it was just an image type.

Oh but vector graphics

luser droog

It's stack-based with numbers, arrays, strings and dictionaries, and built-in vector graphics using the Adobe Image Model. It was developed by John Warnock and Charles Geschke across careers in Evans&Sutherland and Xerox before founding Adobe primarily based on the Postscript language which drove the original Apple LaserWriter printer, inaugurating the "Desktop Publishing Revolution" of the 80s.

Alex A.

You know a lot of stuff.

Haha

It's impressive!

luser droog

I just love postscript to death.

type type type -> picture.

Alex A.

I assume encapsulated Postscript is related?

luser droog

05:30

Yes, encapsulated postscript is a restricted subset of postscript which should not produce more than one page.

Alex A.

Okay

luser droog

It can contain an embedded bitmap or tiff preview that is shown when composing it in a document and then it gets included in the output when producing the final postscript.

Alex A.

Ah, okay

The hour latens in my neck of the woods so I'm going to go for now. Nice talking with you, @luserdroog! I learned a lot, which is always fun. Good luck with your musical and talk to you again soon!

luser droog

Likewise. Later!

I tried to write a tutorial about postscript, but it's probably not a very good tutorial in its current state.

github.com/luser-dr00g/pstut/wiki

Sp3000

06:02

That new challenge.

Calvin's Hobbies

Mine?

Sp3000

Yeah

Calvin's Hobbies

Well?

Sp3000

I want to answer 2015 with a language I made but I'm not sure if I should (it's kinda unstable) :(

Other than that I'm racking my brain for other 2015 (non-Lenguage) languages

Calvin's Hobbies

99!

Sp3000

06:04

btw are builtins for GCD okay?

Calvin's Hobbies

Yes

Sp3000

Oh. Lenguage is 2014.

... well.

Calvin's Hobbies

I was supposed to have a 99 answer in there from the get go, But I'm way too tired now.

Also, I'm not totally sure if pop-con is the best tag, it's only close to a pop-con'

Sp3000

I think that's the best tag for this challenge, personally

btw we don't have to go down in years one at a time, right?

Lembik

hi

Sp3000

06:15

(unlike the other answer chainings)

Calvin's Hobbies

No, you do

What do you mean exactly?

Sp3000

As in, we can do 2015 -> 2014 -> 2015 -> 2013 -> 2012 -> 2014?

As opposed to 2015 -> 2014 -> 2013 -> 2012 -> 2011

Calvin's Hobbies

Oh, yes. The exact answers order may not be correct.

Just, a year can only pop up once the year before has

Sp3000

k yeah, just checking :)

PhiNotPi

Am I allowed to make up a new 2015 language?

Calvin's Hobbies

06:19

Though be careful, if your first answer is for 2010 then you personally can no longer make a 2015 answer. Your answers have to be in order, each at least 5 years apart.

(This is more a byproduct of the validity checker than my strict rule. I'll change it if it becomes an issue.)

PhiNotPi

So that's a yes?

Calvin's Hobbies

@PhiNotPi Hmm, I really hadn't considered

PhiNotPi

Oh, I was thinking you were talking to me.

Calvin's Hobbies

@PhiNotPi I'm thinking no because it's too easy to say "MyLanguage is Java but a and b are switched"

PhiNotPi

Okay

I'm probably too lazy anyways.

Although I have made a programming language before I think in 2011 or 12.

Expect that to show up tomorrow.

Calvin's Hobbies

06:22

Alright, lol

PhiNotPi

It's called Element

Sp3000

If nobody kicks this off in the next half hour I might :/

PhiNotPi

You can find it on my CG.SE profile description.

Calvin's Hobbies

Wow, this is emptier than I thought it'd be: esolangs.org/wiki/Category:2015

Sp3000

Yeah, just Folders :/

Maybe some people just haven't categorised

Optimizer

06:26

CLIP

go

Sp3000

Interesting... Clip is categorised but doesn't show up

Optimizer

Joe

maybe JAGL too, don't remember

Sp3000

JAGL is 2014, just

Optimizer

SLIP

and a couple of other 2d regex

Sp3000

We can't print arbitrary chars :/

PhiNotPi

06:37

I just went and reread the details of Element.

It takes me back to the days before CJam and Pyth.

Didn't use any letters for commands, just symbols.

It's still the best language, somewhere deep in my heart.

Calvin's Hobbies

What is the thing in BMac's avatar?

Sp3000

Reverse image search says this

Calvin's Hobbies

Thank you! I knew it was in smash bros

PhiNotPi

07:01

Is it standard pronunciation to say GUI as gooey?

If so, I don't like it.

Sp3000

You can always just say gee-you-eye

Optimizer

jee*

gee is again ambiguous

Calvin's Hobbies

Gooey rolls off the tongue better than G-U-I

Sp3000

Nobody kicking off the challenge? Or is everyone just lying in wait with Pyth?

Martin Büttner

07:21

Retina...

I'm not sure I have enough time right now though

Sp3000

GCD in Retina shudders

Martin Büttner

nah, that's much easier than the N

Optimizer

07:46

come on guys

CLIP

go

Sp3000

I'm trying Clip but I'm having trouble figuring out map

Martin Büttner

Meh, I think I won't manage to finish it this morning

Optimizer

I am ready with 2014

CJam

Sp3000

08:23

m[z{'Ni+:zS{'N:)s{mmnxzW0`S:<z(nx'NN``}Rnx

Finally something that works. Ypnypn would probably kill me for posting that though

Martin Büttner

got N

just GCD left

Sp3000

For... Retina?

Hmmm damn this 5 year gap, can only post 1 interesting esolang every interval

Martin Büttner

yes

Optimizer

so Retina is 2015, right ?

Martin Büttner

08:38

yes, posted

heading out. later, guys

Optimizer

08:53

purple color dashboard :D

Optimizer

11:30

dammit Retina

Sp3000

I was pretty sure whichever language was 2015 would be pretty popular, more so with Retina cos regexes :P

Optimizer

12:07

not really

pretty sure CLIP and Joe would not have got the same response

Sp3000

Who knows, I'm pretty surprised at how many upvotes that Joe answer got

In that other question

Optimizer

that was extremely nifty and handy

Optimizer

12:31

pretty sure I had 85 bronze badges :|

where did the 1 go ? :(

ProgramFOX

Badges are not taken back, except tag badges.

Optimizer

and why will that be taken back ?

ProgramFOX

idk

Optimizer

@Doorknob is there a way to check ?

ProgramFOX

See here for more info about losing badges.

Optimizer

12:34

its definitely not the catching up case

as it should not reduce anyways

it should remain the same after catching up the first time

I am supposed to get a badge now ..

ProgramFOX

You got 85 badges again.

Optimizer

that is a different thing.

I should have 86 now

ProgramFOX

oh right, I see

Do you have any idea what badge you lost?

Optimizer

no

Runer112

no need to be mad Optimizer

if I had just copied your answer with the improvement made, then you could be mad :p

Optimizer

12:41

that is not being mad

since when saying "Damn" is mad ? :D

see the full translation : "Damn n****, how did I miss that"

Runer112

heh

Optimizer

does one loose a badge if chat banned three times in a day ? :P

Runer112

you should get a badge for that

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ProgramFOX

\o/ Congrats @MartinBüttner!

Optimizer

12:49

oh yeah . Now I can bug @MartinBüttner about my question :P

Can we now pull the "Hey, as a mod you are not allowed to win all the questions and should give others a chance to win too" sentimental line on him now ?

(specially for popcon)

Sp3000

More like "Hey Martin you're a mod - congrats! Can we have MathJax now?"

:D

Optimizer

hah, different people, different requirements

orlp

OH NO

BUETNERR IS A MODERATOR

OUR SITE IS DOOMED

Chris Jester-Young

13:04

@Sp3000 MathJax is not something a mod can toggle. That's something for devs.

But I can certainly ask if we should do that.

now that I'm a dev and all

Sp3000

Ah, I see. That makes sense

Geobits

@Chris It's not as much fun bugging mods about stuff they can fix :P

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Sp3000

Ahaha I just mentioned it because it seems to be on the list of running gags of things some of us seem to want but nobody's said much about it :P

Geobits

That's just.... productive

orlp

I was about to make a meta thread

to ask for latex

but then I saw it was a duplicate

your comment is a duplicate :P

Sp3000

13:05

Shhhhh

twiddles thumbs waiting for earlier years to show up

orlp

you should freeze yourself

to get to the year 3000

Sp3000

By then we'll Quantum Brainfuck, too late for CH's challenge

.. wait. 2006.

Geobits

Shhh, he's here!

Optimizer

shhhh

SURPRISE!!!

Martin Büttner

Thanks guys. :)

About mathjax...

orlp

13:10

ignore my earlier messages

Sp3000

Hey Martin the world wanted to let you know that you're awesome.

orlp

about the site being doomed

Martin Büttner

If already talked to balpha about it a few weeks ago

Optimizer

haha orlp is now scared :D

Martin Büttner

The decision was we are getting mathjax, but there were some open questions left and he wasn't sure if they were blockers.

orlp

13:11

I feel intimidated by the diamond

it shines bright

Optimizer

shine bright like a diamond

Martin Büttner

Anyway, I'm off again for now... Will report for duty tonight ;)

Geobits

1) Stay in chat and on-site constantly for a year 2) Get diamond 3) Slack off ;)

orlp

buetnerr is like an american president

promise all things in your campaign

and then do jack shit once you're elected

Optimizer

where is this hate coming from ?

:D

Geobits

13:25

What hate?

New Sandboxed Posts

13:36

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

reverse code-golfing - write the LONGEST "Hello, world!" I've seen a lot of code-golf problems, and they all have one thing in common: write the SHORTEST program. Now, you're probably wondering, "Hang on just a second, isn't that the whole point of code-golfing?" Well, yes, but now I have invent...

Optimizer

25 mins ago, by orlp

and then do jack shit once you're elected

Geobits

If you think that's hate, you should stay away from politics :P

Optimizer

I do

TheBestOne

14:33

@orlp Maybe that's a good thing. This president was the president during the beginning of the Roaring Twenties. His policy was that business was not the Federal Government's business.

Geobits

Didn't the economy undergo its worst crash/depression ever less than a year after he left office? That doesn't speak much for his business policy IMO.

TheBestOne

Maybe that's the fault of the president after him? I would think that the best way to judge a president is by how well the country improved during his term of office, not after or before his term of office.

Geobits

14:54

You can almost always make yourself look good during your time in. It's the long-lasting effects of your policies that should actually matter. His hands-off approach led to a large bubble, which collapsed directly after he left. It's not entirely his fault, but his policies definitely didn't help.

Optimizer

@Sp3000 it would have been more fun if you cannot submit though

Sp3000

D:

But timezones

Optimizer

but answer-chaining

ideally, any answer-chaining as that restriction

so what I meant by that was, once 2011 is submitted, you cannot submit 2012, but until 2011 is not submitted, any number of 2012 can be submitted

Sp3000

I know, but timezones D:

Optimizer

shut up

.. and dance with me.

starrer got reference ?

Geobits

15:06

:D

Optimizer

WALK THE MOON - Shut Up and Dance

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Geobits

I was gonna star the first line, but that seemed a bit mean.

Optimizer

lol

I can't prevent myself completing to song lyrics I like

Don't believe me ?

... Just watch

Runer112

I believe

Geobits

I'm a believer.

Optimizer

15:11

Belieber ?

Runer112

actually, I should've asked someone else

Geobits

NO

Runer112

Do you believe

Geobits

in life after love? in magic?

PhiNotPi

So, I'm working on an Element solution to the programming through the years question.

And I remembered why nobody ever took up and used Element for anything.

Sp3000

15:20

2011?

(and why?)

PhiNotPi

Unfortunately, 2012

It's a language that I invented 3 years ago.

Sp3000

I remember you linking me to it once

PhiNotPi

It was supposed to be a human-readable golfing language. The problem is that now there's languages like CJam and Pyth that simply out-compete it at literally anything.

Runer112

human-readable langauge? and golfing langauge? does not compute

3

Sp3000

Ah well... look at what happened to Golfscript...

Runer112

15:23

the best golfing langauges are basically like assembly langauge with very high-level instructions

well, more like machine code with very high-level instructions

PhiNotPi

By that, I basically meant the simplicity of the instructions, comparatively speaking. Very little operator overloading, and no letters were operators.

But then, it turns out that in order to golf programs, you have to take advantage of its dual-stack data structure.

Runer112

you could make your language a tokenized language

PhiNotPi

And then all hopes of clarity disappear.

Here's the GCD program:

_x;_y;x~y~+'[x~y~-+2:0>[x]![-y];]y~x~+`

Runer112

whoa, code boxes really freak out if the code just barely needs a scrollbar

Optimizer

I can only do 2009 next, right ?

PhiNotPi

15:29

$a=<>;push(@m,$a);push(@m,'x');$a=pop@m;$b=pop@m;$hash{$a}=$b;$a=<>;push(@m,$a);
push(@m,'y');$a=pop@m;$b=pop@m;$hash{$a}=$b;push(@m,'x');$a=pop@m;push(@m,$hash{
$a});push(@m,'y');$a=pop@m;push(@m,$hash{$a});$a=pop@m;$b=pop@m;push(@m,$b+$a);$
a=pop@m;push(@c,$a);$a=pop@c;push(@c,$a);for(1..$a){push(@m,'x');$a=pop@m;push(@
m,$hash{$a});push(@m,'y');$a=pop@m;push(@m,$hash{$a});$a=pop@m;push(@m,-$a);$a=p
op@m;$b=pop@m;push(@m,$b+$a);push(@m,'2');$a=pop@m;$b=pop@m;for(1..$a){push(@m,$
b);};push(@m,'0');$a=pop@m;$b=pop@m;if($b > $a){push(@c,1)}else{push(@c,0)};$a=p

Optimizer

the fcuk

Sp3000

twiddles thumbs waiting for 2009

PhiNotPi

Did I mention that Element "compiles" into Perl code?

Optimizer

nananananananana

Sp3000

Er... wouldn't it better to just interpret it rather than compiling it?

The compilation doesn't look awfully efficient

PhiNotPi

15:30

Yes, yes it would.

If I recall correctly, I submitted some of that Perl code to one of the obfuscated code contests we've done in the past

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Program a Song - A new code-challenge I like music, and I like songs! But I was wondering, what if I could combine the two? I present: Program a Song. Your goal is to use commands in a language (or interpreter) of your choice as an actual song's lyrics! Here is an example: The lyrics: A B C ...

TheBestOne

We're not allowed to use Ooo ?

@Calvin'sHobbies Your challenge is on the sidebar :)

Geobits

He's almost always got at least one over there, doesn't he? ;)

Sp3000

It's already on 1k views

Optimizer

answer chaining inherently guarantees more views

Sp3000

15:40

It does have to be done well - we just haven't had any bad ones yet :P (small sample size)

Optimizer

we actually have had at least one

Sp3000

Which one was that?

Optimizer

leave mark something

Sp3000

I forgot that existed

Optimizer

god, this would have made such a nice april's fool

New Uses For Used Tea Bags | Savings Experiment

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Geobits

15:53

That lady is way too serious about her tea bags.

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