The Nineteenth Byte

quartata

19:00

Fixed

El'endia Starman

@BetaDecay But you're not Geobits!

VoteToClose

@El'endiaStarman I upvoted - see my comment.

El'endia Starman

@VoteToClose Yeah. [shakes fist at you] :P

Alex A.

@Dennis That still amazes me.

El'endia Starman

Really, it won't be a terribly difficult change.

Beta Decay

19:00

> There's a Starman waiting for upvotes. He'd like to come and meet you but he thinks he'll get downvoted

El'endia Starman

...that sounds like a reference, but to what, I don't know.

Beta Decay

Starman - David Bowie

I'm ashamed of you

quartata

@BetaDecay I got the joke

Although I'm not sure I should have

Beta Decay

Yay

Peter Taylor

@Dennis I find it hard to think about Paraguay without thinking about a joke I once made about its name.

Beta Decay

19:02

What is it? ;)

Dennis

Something like this?

El'endia Starman

Uruguay also lends itself to jokes of that kind.

.....huh. Ninja'd.

Dennis

(ninja'd)

You ninja'd my ninja'd.

El'endia Starman

:D

VoteToClose

@El'endiaStarman You can just add the Vitsy code on the top line - Vitsy only reads the first line, treats everything else as a comment.

Optimizer

19:04

@Dennis oh please, its more like "U, R U Guay?"

Peter Taylor

@BetaDecay You probably wouldn't get it.

El'endia Starman

@VoteToClose ...I could...

Peter Taylor

At least, not unless you speak Spanish.

Optimizer

> Just two ninja mods complimenting each other...

Dennis

quartata

19:06

Mornington Crescent is outgolfing like half of the cat programs lol

1

A: Simple cat program

Mornington Crescent, 41 bytes Take Northern Line to Mornington Crescent I have no idea whether mornington crescent can handle null bytes, and all input is read before the program starts, as that is the nature of the language.

Optimizer

@Dennis No, more like this

GTA SAN ANDREAS NINJA MOD

►

VoteToClose

@El'endiaStarman Your code is fricken' beautiful, holy crap. :D

Peter Taylor

►

VoteToClose

> This video is private.

Dennis

@Optimizer Hahaha. That's awesome.

El'endia Starman

19:08

@VoteToClose Never thought I'd hear that compliment. :D

Calvin's Hobbies

Mini-challenge: Given a decimal integer with no leading zeros, draw a square root symbol around it. The line above the number must match its width. You may not use functions that get the length of a string (or the length of an integer when written as a string).
        _
0 ->  \/0
        __
10 -> \/10
            ______
314159 -> \/314159
          ____
-119 -> \/-119
        __
-7 -> \/-7

VoteToClose

For fish, removing the link isn't a problem. Not sure about the other languages.

@Calvin'sHobbies What if it's pushed into a stack and we get the link of the stack?

Peter Taylor

@VoteToClose Hmm, I didn't realise. Try now.

El'endia Starman

@VoteToClose For all of them, the only change needed is changing one number from 40 (58*) to, uh, 12 (34*).

......that's an easy change.

Alex A.

@Optimizer haha what

VoteToClose

19:11

^-^ Glad I didn't f*** it up. :D

Alex A.

FUCK

Optimizer

foam?

I am also glad that you did not foam it up

Alex A.

> Glad I didn't foam at the mouth like a rabid raccoon.

VoteToClose

@Optimizer status-approved

@AlexA. status-ಠ_ಠ

Calvin's Hobbies

@VoteToClose Length of the stack you mean? Goal is to use no type of length getting. (But it's a tiny challenge and not a huge deal if rules are broken.)

El'endia Starman

19:12

...wait, wrong set of numbers. Whoops!

VoteToClose

Okey dokey

Dennis

@PeterTaylor Hahaha. That's probably why the word guay isn't used in the local dialect.

Zgarb

@Calvin'sHobbies Solution in J: (2 2$' \/'),.'-'|:@,.":

Probably not optimal.

El'endia Starman

Alright, I've updated it @VoteToClose. :D

VoteToClose

@Calvin'sHobbies Another question - should we print trailing newline?

Calvin's Hobbies

19:16

@VoteToClose optional

VoteToClose

Vitsy: 84*DI\["_"]a"\/"rl\OI\il\O

Calvin's Hobbies

Have a vitsy compiler link?

Alex A.

@PeterTaylor Is that you speaking?

Peter Taylor

@AlexA. Yes.

VoteToClose

github.com/VTCAKAVSMoACE/Vitsy

Use java -jar Vitsy.jar '<code>' <input>

Alex A.

19:18

@PeterTaylor I didn't understand a word of what you said (other than "Paraguay") but you seem to be a good public speaker. :)

Also you look very suave. ;)

Zgarb

@Calvin'sHobbies Golfed my solution a little: ' \',.' /',.'-',:":

Peter Taylor

@AlexA. Consider it an advert for Toastmasters ;)

VoteToClose

I smell a new chat player. ;D Welcome, Stefnotch!

Calvin's Hobbies

@Zgarb How is there no underscore?

Alex A.

@VoteToClose You can smell them from here? :O

Sounds like somebody needs a bath

VoteToClose

19:21

@Calvin'sHobbies Shortened code: 84*DI\["_"]a"\/"rl\OZ

flawr

@Lembik I fell for your ad.

VoteToClose

I forgot I had a builtin for printing the input stack. -.-

Calvin's Hobbies

@AlexA. Would you call yourself a PPCG fanboy Alex?

Zgarb

@Calvin'sHobbies Oh, I thought it was a hyphen. In that case: ' \',.' /',.'_',:":

Alex A.

@Calvin'sHobbies If you look at graphs of my PPCG and chat activity, you would already know the answer to that question. :P

VoteToClose

19:23

@Calvin'sHobbies status-approved

Alex A.

After seeing Peter I would certainly call myself a Peter fanboy. swoons

VoteToClose

I'm 2 up votes away from mortarboarding. O>O

Alex A.

downvotes vtc into oblivion

quartata

@VoteToClose I almost mortarboarded yesterday except damn UTC days...

VoteToClose

:c

quartata

19:25

I would have if it was based on PST

Alex A.

I waterboarded yesterday. Not the same experience.

3

Optimizer

motorboarding is better

VoteToClose

@AlexA. Was waterboarded or waterboarded someone?

Alex A.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

VoteToClose

...

Optimizer

19:27

...

Geobits

. . .

El'endia Starman

80 reputation so far today. 4 hours until 00:00 UTC. Hrm.

VoteToClose

Here's a question - why can't you upvote your own community wiki posts?

Optimizer

4.5 hrs

El'endia Starman

I kinda doubt I'll be getting a mortarboard today... :P

Oh yeah. 4.5.

Geobits

19:29

@VoteToClose Because you can't vote on any of your stuff. Easier not to code exceptions ;)

VoteToClose

2 mins ago, by Alex A.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Alex A.

@VoteToClose That is indeed a question.

You still earn badges and stuff from CW posts, just not reputation.

VoteToClose

That would be a valid reason.

Alex A.

So it's not any more fair to allow people to vote on their own CW stuff.

TimmyD

0

A: Simple cat program

PowerShell, 88 Bytes param([parameter(valuefrompipeline=$true)][string[]]$a)if($a){$a}write-host(read-host)-n Yeah, so ... STDIN in PowerShell is ... weird, shall we say. With the assumption that we need to accept input from all types of STDIN, this is one possible answer to this catalogue, an...

Geobits

19:30

IMO posting it is an implicit upvote by the writer. If you don't agree with something (or think it's useful, etc), don't post it.

No need for an explicit one as well.

VoteToClose

@El'endiaStarman Can you help me shorten this? I'm pretty sure I missed something to shorten it down.

0

A: Fibonacci function or sequence

Vitsy, 11 Bytes I'm certain there's a way to shorten these. Print out all fibonacci (to Integer.MAX_VALUE) 01[D}+DNaO] 01 Push 0 and 1 to the stack. [ ] Repeat infinitely. D Duplicate the top item of the stack. } Rotate the stack to right. + Add t...

El'endia Starman

....you're asking ME for help with YOUR language?!? :P

VoteToClose

Yes. I'm bad at exploitations and it just feels too long.

El'endia Starman

I can't see a way to shorten it.

Do I have an answer on that question?

VoteToClose

Hmm. Dang.

You do not.

SuperJedi224

19:39

Hi guys

VoteToClose

I smell a Minkolang answer approaching...

Hi guy! :D

Lembik

@flawr thanks!!

El'endia Starman

@VoteToClose You smell right!

Alex A.

...

VoteToClose

My nose is so good. :D

Alex A.

19:40

Now I imagine El'endia and VTC sniffing each other.

VoteToClose

>.> Plzno.

Alex A.

Maybe I just need some time away from chat...

flawr

NEVER. YOU CAN CHECK OUT ANY TIME YOU WANT, BUT YOU CAN NEVER LEAVE!

VoteToClose

Geobits

Someone planted that carrot upside down.

flawr

19:42

WELCOME TO THE ~~HOTEL CALIFORNIA~~ NINETEENTH BYTE.

SuperJedi224

The carrots again.

Why.

5

Geobits

^

TheNumberOne

flawr

Perhaps it is an australian carrot.

VoteToClose

@Geobits The greenery is actually facing downward, so it was likely inverted post-picking.

Geobits

19:43

I figured there was an artificial light source below the ground. Maybe some glowstone or something.

VoteToClose

Post-pick inversion sounds like something that should be in a programming language. o-o

Calvin's Hobbies

@quart You need to build a corresponding portal on the nether side (or else it will jump to existing nearby portals)

El'endia Starman

@AlexA. ಠ_ಠ

Geobits

sniff

El'endia Starman

ಠ_ಠ

Geobits

19:44

Sorry, um, that was the dog again >_>

SuperJedi224

I think I just found a lava pool...

Geobits

Step in it to make sure?

VoteToClose

Geobits

Yea, that does look more sad than angry.

SuperJedi224

Okay, I seem to be past it now.

VoteToClose

19:45

-.-

SuperJedi224

But I'm running out of picks again.

Geobits

@VoteToClose Like a kid who lost his parents at the store.

SuperJedi224

And I don't have any coal on hand.

I guess I could use stone picks for a while, but...

VoteToClose

El'endia Starman

@VoteToClose Now he looks even more sad.

Geobits

19:48

Now he's about to cry :( Seriously, it looks like a sad kid from The Oatmeal.

VoteToClose

XD Click on it. It's magical.

El'endia Starman

I assume that was the intent?

VoteToClose

@El'endiaStarman status-approved

El'endia Starman

@VoteToClose IT'S SO BIG!!!

3

...

um

Knew it.

Geobits

That's what she...

El'endia Starman

19:49

KNEW those stars would be coming...

VoteToClose

gets more stars than "I'm an idiot"

Geobits

Never

SuperJedi224

Just hit lava again. Waiting for the fire to go out.

And... there.

VoteToClose

12

Q: Carrots. So. Many. Carrots

The Inspiration The Task You must create a program, that, in as many languages as possible, replaces every instance of ^ with a markdown formatted link (meaning that if I was to post it in an answer, it would automatically read it as an image and place the image instead of the words) of thi...

In case you missed it... C:

SuperJedi224

Well, sod.

TheDoctor

19:50

C: for carrot

SuperJedi224

I guess I'm not mining any further in that direction.

Geobits

Blue avatar on main?

TheDoctor

3

A: Anagram Code Golf!

Javascript A (very) slightly shorter version of @zzzzBov's solution, that uses .join() instead of String boxing: function a(b,c){return b.split('').sort().join()==c.split('').sort().join()} alert(a('abc','bca')); //true Similarly: function a(b){return b.split('').sort().join()} alert(a('abc'...

SuperJedi224

Now to send my cobble upstairs.

VoteToClose

1337?

LEET?

TheDoctor

19:52

^

uhuh

VoteToClose

v[1]: https://i.sstatic.net/mecHl.png
v[![][1]][1]
>\$$>~:1+!#v_:"^"-#v_1>:34*`#v_v
// ^ ,<0 < >:0g,1+v
v# ,,:*52< ^+1 ,g1:<@_^#`*85:<1
>!v#(od"^"=,34*&34*[i1+1qO]!O$I)lO58*[i1+0qO].
>i:0(?v:"^"-?v1>:34*)?vv
^ o<0 < > :0go1+v
oo:*52< ^+1og1: <^;?)*85:<1

SuperJedi224

And it's on its way.

TheDoctor

@SuperJedi224 use cows?

VoteToClose

Thanks @El'endiaStarman, for giving me the gift of being able to correct posts with ^.

SuperJedi224

@TheDoctor: I've got myself an underground cow enclosure

Geobits

19:53

Replacing them with images isn't correcting them :/

SuperJedi224

But I'm using a minecart for this

TheDoctor

moooo

VoteToClose

@SuperJedi224 Yeah, it's the new shady thing.

TimmyD

@VoteToClose Oh look, Perl. /s

VoteToClose

It's ShadyAsFuck.

El'endia Starman

19:54

@VoteToClose Huh?

SuperJedi224

I'll send you some pics of my cow enclosure when I'm done mining

Which may be awhile

VoteToClose

3

A: Carrots. So. Many. Carrots

Minkolang 0.10, Befunge-93, ><>; 3 2D languages, 321 bytes v[1]: https://i.sstatic.net/mecHl.png v[![][1]][1] >\$$>~:1+!#v_:"^"-#v_1>:34*`#v_v // ^ ,<0 < >:0g,1+v v# ,,:*52< ^+1 ,g1:<@_^#`*85:<1 >!v#(od"^"=,34*&34*[i1+1qO]!O$I)lO58*[i1+0qO]. >i:0(?v:"^"-?v1>

TheDoctor

I have too many tabs open

flawr

Does anyone know a bf interpretere that actually operates on numbers instead of 'chars'

SuperJedi224

My minecart's back, so I'm assuming it dropped off the cobble properly

Lembik

19:56

@flawr now I just to find a python enthusiast :)

SuperJedi224

I still need to find myself some coal

flawr

@Lembik Too bad I am a slow worm enthusiast.

TheDoctor

@Lembik did someone say python?

TimmyD

2 days ago, by Dennis

4

A: The Programming Language Quiz

Perl 5.10, 139 bytes, cracked by primo ~!0!~('@"/(@`)~@``^"|'.(('" _]'^'|"`&').('[)).["[}(@,@@ {~/),$}@{**(!(^$&%{%{*[/,`, '^'+[@@/+{_`%@,/&[)@[@@_`[# !(!~-/,[,[#{&%@').'"!"})')) Verification For obvious reasons, the above code is deemed unsafe in modern versions of Perl. However, in Perl 5....

SuperJedi224

You know what, it might be easier to go upstairs and grab some of the coal I have back at my house

Lembik

19:59

@TheDoctor yes! :) codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/62095/…

TheDoctor

processing python would be my choice

other than processing, i suck at graphical-output

El'endia Starman

0

A: Fibonacci function or sequence

Minkolang 0.10, 10 bytes This language was created after this challenge but not for it. Stream (link, do not click "Run"): 01d1R+dN2@ A mite clever, if I do think so. The 2@ at the end is a 2-trampoline that jumps over the 01 at the beginning, allowing the sequence to rise unabated. Nth Fib...

That's one of the biggest differences I've seen between related functionality.

Wait, I can golf the Nth Fibonacci one.

....by one byte. Humph.

Zgarb

@MartinBüttner I joined the fun: codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/62300/32014

Lembik

@TheDoctor :( I assume pygame is the right way to go.. but what do I know

I was really hoping a perl enthusiast might dig out code to draw pixels too :)

@Dennis perl :)

Alien G

20:14

Processing & Python are both great. :D

Lembik

@AlienG :)

Martin Büttner

@Zgarb Aww man, I couldn't get the interpreter to run :D

that looks like exactly the solution I was going to try

Zgarb

It was pretty obvious what should be done.

Martin Büttner

oh, kirby answered in the meantime...

Dennis

@Lembik I have no idea how to do that in Perl (or any other language).

SuperJedi224

20:23

Goodbye for now, guys.

Lembik

@Dennis ok but.. you have no idea how to plot a pixel in any language?

Did I understand you correctly? :)

VoteToClose

@TimmyD That does look suspiciously similar.

Lembik

bye @SuperJedi224

what language is codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/62302/9206 in ?

ah .. javascript?

it doesn't seem to work in any case

Dennis

@Lembik An animated one? Nope, no clue. So far, I have only submitted CJam-generated PPM file to graphical-output challenges.

Lembik

@Dennis ah ok.. I will have to bug another perl guru :)

do we have one resident?

VoteToClose

20:32

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ My language wins in Cat. ;D

2

A: Simple cat program

Vitsy, 1 byte Z Oh, hey, look, new syntax! This is a character that prints all input to output. Older versions: I\il\O I\ Repeat the next character for input stack's length. i Grab an item from the input. l\ Repeat the next character for the currently active program stack's l...

El'endia Starman

@VoteToClose And loses to the 0 byte ones. :P

VoteToClose

>.> Meh.

El'endia Starman

@VoteToClose ...not sure if it's a compliment or not that my code looks like Perl...

VoteToClose

@El'endiaStarman status-bydesign

flawr

@El'endiaStarman I can tell you: it is not.

If it was a compliment you'd say your code looks like a perl.

2

El'endia Starman

20:40

hahaha, yeah...

VoteToClose

@flawr status-approved

Doorknob

What's the minimum length of a post's title, again?

flawr

15. (Not 15!)

El'endia Starman

Yeah, something like that.

feersum

Whatever you want if you use these.

Doorknob

20:41

... great, I guess I'll just have to add a zwsp or something to this 14-char title then

El'endia Starman

@feersum Wow, so fascinating!

VoteToClose

@El'endiaStarman Why did I read this sarcastically?

Martin Büttner

error-free cat is surprisingly tough in Hexagony on 2x2

El'endia Starman

@VoteToClose ....because it was meant to be?

VoteToClose

@MartinBüttner Hex agony.

El'endia Starman

20:43

If something I say really sounds like it's sarcastic, it is. If it's unclear, it's not. :P

Lembik

assembly! :)

that makes me happy

Martin Büttner

@VoteToClose I called it that for a reason. ;)

El'endia Starman

^

He knew what he was doing.

Though maybe not to the fullest extent...

VoteToClose

I'm adding that as a system shortcut, one sec.

El'endia Starman

oh no

Carrot spam, it don't taste gud!

Doorknob

20:47

Sonic hedgehog

Sonic hedgehog is a protein that in humans is encoded by the SHH ("sonic hedgehog") gene. Both the gene and the protein may also be found notated alternatively as "Shh". Sonic hedgehog is one of three proteins in the mammalian signaling pathway family called hedgehog, the others being desert hedgehog (DHH) and Indian hedgehog (IHH). SHH is the best studied ligand of the hedgehog signaling pathway. It plays a key role in regulating vertebrate organogenesis, such as in the growth of digits on limbs and organization of the brain. Sonic hedgehog is the best established example of a morphogen as defined...

ok so who named this protein?

Lembik

err.. how do I run golfcrcl.com in dosbox? I have installed dosbox

if I run it I am in some other DOS world.. how do I run a file called golfcrcl.com in it?

flawr

@Doorknob Dr. Robert Riddle

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

@VoteToClose darn! So close! Maybe I should add implicit printing...

Martin Büttner

nice, got it in Hexagony...

El'endia Starman

yay!

@Doorknob I love that someone did. :D

SuperJedi224

20:54

And... I'm back.

Martin Büttner

edited the Hexagony answer

SuperJedi224

Currently listening to:

Waterflame - The wanderer (HD)

►

TimmyD

@MartinBüttner Hexagony is so neat. Props on creating it.

Martin Büttner

Thank you :)

Frankly, I personally like Labyrinth much more, but Hexagony seems to be a lot more popular :)

xnor

@MartinBüttner In your proposal to close old questions as dupes, say there's a really old question where few posters are still around. Should we make a specific effort to port over old answers to the new question?

El'endia Starman

21:02

My Minkolang online interpreter is now CONTEXT AWARE!!‌! MUAHAHAHAAA!!!

Martin Büttner

@xnor I feel like it's going to happen anyway one way or the other, isn't it?

SuperJedi224

Darn. I just lost 23+ levels of experience to a skeleton :(

Also, my armor's much more damaged than I remember...

xnor

@MartinBüttner do you mean the posts will automatically be moved?

or that people will move them?

or, recreate them

Martin Büttner

@xnor I mean that someone will probably recreate them or post a better answer, even accidentally if we don't make a specific effort to do so

Doorknob

obligatory Snowman and Macaroni answers have been added to the catalog

SuperJedi224

21:10

I just remembered that I promised you guys some pics of my cow enclosure earlier.

You still interested?

TheNumberOne

@Zgarb Now all I have left is telling if two lists have the same first element :\

VoteToClose

Keyboard shortcut now installed for carrot.png.

> The gene has already been linked to a condition known as holoprosencephaly, which can result in severe brain, skull and facial defects; motivation for some clinicians and scientists to criticize the name on grounds of it sounding too frivolous. They point to a less humorous situation where patients or parents of patients with a serious disorder are told that they or their child "have a mutation in [their] sonic hedgehog".

o-o

feersum

How dare you have fun? Children in Africa are starving.

VoteToClose

Doorknob

@VoteToClose What took you so long? :P

In i3, that's bindsym $mod+c exec xdotool type 'http://i.stack.imgur.com/mecHl.png' && xdotool key Return, a quick alt+shift+C to reload config, and you're done :P

VoteToClose

21:16

@Doorknob Bug in El Capitan. Services from Automator aren't showing up right in the Services pane, which means I can't assign a shortcut until after it's fixed. I used an old shortcut I made.

New Sandboxed Posts

0

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Goal The goal is to compress multiple ordered lists of numbers into one list. For every input list, its content has to be part of the result list (same order, no "gaps") Input n ordered lists of numbers between -2^63 and 2^63-1 of unknown length Ouput List of minimal length containing all nu...

Pietu1998

@feersum They could've eaten all the carrots posted in the chat!

VoteToClose

feature-request Replace the badge name of "Legendary" with "Jon Skeet"?

SuperJedi224

@VoteToClose status-declined

VoteToClose

(use [meta-tag)

> I recorded this incredible how-to in 5 minutes on the dankest of methods to achieving viral video success. Now you too can become an embarrassment to humanity!

What on earth do I do with my life?

El'endia Starman

21:25

try:
  num = int(part)
 except ValueError:
  try:
   num = float(part)
  except ValueError:
   try:
    num = complex(part)
   except ValueError:
    continue
   else:
    found = 1
  else:
   found = 1
else:
 found = 1

VoteToClose

:c

> You can only edit chat posts for 5 minutes.

12

Q: Carrots. So. Many. Carrots

The Inspiration The Task You must create a program, that, in as many languages as possible, replaces every instance of ^ with a markdown formatted link (meaning that if I was to post it in an answer, it would automatically read it as an image and place the image instead of the words) of thi...

string polyglot

Anybody else have any submissions?

El'endia Starman

<sub>Please no one else please no one else please no one else...</sub>

SuperJedi224

goodbye

El'endia Starman

Anyway, the code I posted above is how I convert a string to an int, float, or complex number. :P

Seeya!

VoteToClose

Bye, Jedi!

VoteToClose

21:42

0

A: Quine / Reverse Quine

Vitsy, 15 Bytes ...I'm... I'm beating CJam! (shouts over) Mom! Look, ma, I deed it! 'rd3*i86*-(rl\O Explanation: 'rd3*i86*-(rl\O Standard quine, but with a twist: ' Capture the source code as a string rd3* Create the ' character in ASCII i86*- Get the input...

OH MY GOD I BEAT CJAM.

Doorknob

@isaacg I decided to try out Pyth, and I immediately noticed: Is there no way to make the interpreter read from STDIN?

Neither python3 pyth.py nor python3 pyth.py - work.

(I would expect both of those to read from STDIN.)

VoteToClose

23 hours ago, by VoteToClose

Doorknob

Also, is there a REPL?

feersum

Could you read from a magic stdin filename?

Doorknob

From a wha...?

feersum

21:45

like <dev/fd/0 or whatever

Doorknob

nope

feersum

Why not?

Doorknob

oh I'm an idiot, without the < it works (duh)

Still, no args should read from STDIN...

quartata

I wonder if I could get a .tatar domain. Then I could have quar.tatar

I don't think I could though

> TLD is meant for the global Tatar community.

:(

VoteToClose

grumbles about the lack of excitement from the crowd

quartata

21:51

I could do it with an Austrian domain and a /a/ folder

So like quart.at/a/

Hmm

Better than quartatar I guess

El'endia Starman

@VoteToClose ....I'm sorry.... :P

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El'endia Starman

Were you just waiting for me to post an answer? :P

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Uh. I was really hoping it would be longer than mine. Soooo much. XD

El'endia Starman

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