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01:31
ooohh maaahh gaaaaawwwd
 
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04:02
Word of the day: bottomry
 
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06:20
> What do you call a reluctant potato?
A hesitator...
 
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10:51
- I'm a vegetarian to the power of two.
- How's that?
- Well, the cow eats grass, that's a vegetarian to the power of one. I eat the cow..
11:27
How 'bout I go vegetarian to the power of three then.
A human eats a cow = power of 2.
An earthworm eats a human = power of 3.
A bactera eats the earthworm = power of 4.
Hm..
 
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@CowperKettle Hmm, I think you posted this a while ago
13:11
Oops
 
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16:08
@CowperKettle Cycle of life!
It all makes sense now
16:40
A black hole eats a planet = power of 9
Færd eats the black hole = power of 10.
Or maybe it's "A star eats a planet = power of 8"
Then a black hole eats a star is power of 9.
 
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18:04
@cybermonkey: That's not an "answer", bub. And this one bears no resemblance to that phrase. Are you sure you commented on the right answer? — Lightness Races BY-SA 3.0 Apr 18 '15 at 17:26
I searched for that person's nickname and the word bub because I saw them using it somewhere. Anyway, what I wanna know is whether the word bub is used there in the sense listed here: "An aggressive or rude way of addressing a boy or man."
The same dictionary (as well as LDOCE) labels the word as belonging to AmE, while that person is a BrE speaker. When I asked some people (Americans mostly) about this, they told me the word doesn't necessarily have such overtones at all.
Anonymous
No? Just seems plain rude to me.
It sure does, especially in that comment, so that's why I'm asking.
Anonymous
I flagged the comment right after you linked it.
Alright. Thanks.
The debubbing of StackExchange has been going well behind schedule
18:26
Unlike the debugging...
Also, rubber baby-buggy bumper.
I first heard that here:
Wait, what's the point of video embedding if it can't be played from here? It just takes more space, it seems.
Noun: rubber baby buggy bumper (plural rubber baby buggy bumpers)
  1. (slang) A contraceptive diaphragm.
AIQ
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Bub is something that Wolverine always says.
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lol. Where is this?
Anonymous
@userr2684291 At the time, I think the idea was just to show you what the video was before you click.
Anonymous
@CowperKettle Season one of Stranger Things was good.
@AIQ Wikipedia.
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No, I meant the video
I thought it was something you captured
18:44
Oh, no.
Also Wikipedia. I just wanted to see whether it'd become embedded.
So I posted that pic instead after it wouldn't.
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@snailcar Yes, I didn't like the other 2. I sat through them, in pain. There were too corny.
I watched the first episode until it got scary.
Anonymous
@AIQ I don't really like where the series has gone :-(
Anonymous
But that's okay. I don't watch a whole lot of TV shows lately.
Anonymous
I should find something good to watch in French.
Anonymous
18:51
I talk to my friend every day in French, and I've got some stuff to read, but I don't do any actual listening practice outside of conversations.
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How many languages do you know?
English, Japanese, French
Anonymous
Those are the only three I use actively.
Anonymous
I've studied other languages, but I'm not very good at them because I don't use them.
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Wow! I wan't to learn French, well really just that I need to
@snailcar You could apply for the CIA if you practiced the rest
I tried watching "Stranger Things" but I was not impressed.
It felt like they wanted to recreate the Stephen King's nostalgic feeling that's sometimes exists in his books, but with no good plot.
19:01
Yes, please @snailcar. This is it.
@snailcar Wow
This is your chance.
Mom's spaghetti. Etc.
I can see it already: "Plane. Snailplane." (:
Alright, I'll stop.
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@userr2684291 What do you mean by this?
@AIQ It's that Eminem song. "If you had one shot, or one opportunity..."
I just fast-forwarded a little bit.
The song is entitled Lose Yourself.
19:33
@userr2684291 Oh jeez. My newly found university friend is drilling into my head with this song
@userr2684291 If I heard I would take it the guy wanted too much to sound cool. Lightness? Yep, that figures.
If SE had any "cool kids", Lightness would have been the oneliner guy in that gang. The problem is when some of that SciFi.SE attitude leaks elsewhere.
Finally we are no longer living in sin, for on the matter of close votes it is written: "three shall be the number thou shalt count, and the number of the counting shall be three. Four shalt thou not count, neither count thou two, excepting that thou then proceed to three. Five is right out." — Jeroen Mostert Dec 3 at 21:38
@M.A.R. What, he won't give up that easy? No? You won't have it? He knows...
I can confirm that a side effect of listening to rap is talking even more nonsensically than you did before
19:50
@M.A.R. You wish.
 
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22:46
I need to improve this answer. I don't know how. The words I suggested does not exactly incorporate OP's two definitions at the same time. ell.stackexchange.com/questions/233428/…
Let's say I am a painter. I want people to tell me how great my paintings are. In this case, "ostentatious" does not work at all (too obviously showing your money, possessions, or power, in an attempt to make other people notice and admire you; intended to attract admiration or notice). OP wants "someone who loves to be admired or loved for what they did"

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