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14:00
12354678910, apparently.
I don't need his number. Our connection is so spiritual.
@JimReynolds o.0
Eww... That's... probably true!
@DamkerngT. robotic malfunction :D
14:00
Wait...Robots don't have souls...
This one has one.
If he pets his cat, I can feel like I'm getting a massage.
O.o
Or maybe two?
@JimReynolds So you're a cat?
14:01
He has a dual-boot soul.
@DamkerngT. Sounds like Terminator
@JimReynolds Like duo-sim phones?
@Man_From_India Hee!
@DamkerngT. Even better!
A dual SIM mobile phone is one which holds two SIM cards. Devices that use more than two SIM cards have also been developed and released . . . .
Yours doesn't hang, I bet!
14:02
O.O
Hang? I would remind you that | is a vertical bar!
And | is still a vertical bar!
And not italicized.
14:03
|
O.O
It can't be italicized?
I am off to watch Scooby Doo :D
Yup.
@Man_From_India And then I'm called a kid...
14:04
Hanging on a vertical bar would require a great amount of effort!
he he :-)
Ok. Man. It's good to know you understand what is important.
Hanging on a slash is probably easier.
Hang on!
Saggy is important, and Scooby too :D I love ghost...
14:05
Ha! @MARa, when you made dol|t, I thought you use two pairs of asterisks.
To make | not italicized. O.0
What a fool was I!
That would embolden it, Do|t!
Did you say embolden?
That's for Dam to hang from.
Was that a slash or a bar?
An italicized lower-case L.
If it's the latter, I could even hang out in.
14:07
Hhaa
+1
Oh I didn't notice that @Man was listing Scooby Doo characters.
Although he called "Shaggy" the wrong name: Saggy.
I'm not too familiar with the characters, but I've watched its movie once.
Maybe he's not feeling very vertical O.o
14:09
@JimReynolds You're a dirty mouth!
Slaps MAR.
Slaps the ducks.
Or Docks Who knows? 0.0
O.0
As in spaceship???
14:10
0.O
@JimReynolds Witch broom.
THEY SAID THEY WOULD BE BACK TO PICK ME UP 4 CENTURIES AGO!!
:-)
@JimReynolds They don't like your attitude. They told me that.
Oh, wow! Scooby-Doo the movie was profitable! (Box office: $275.7 million, Budget: $84 million)
Which broom?
@DamkerngT. That's not as profitable to me.
14:11
For MAR, it's more like, "It has been decided that you are better off not watching Scooby Doo.
O.O
@JimReynolds It has been scientifically decided...
Ha! It's probably true.
Why "Begin" and not "begins" in the phrase "Let the adventure begin"?
Sings: Let it goes, let it goes!
When you sing, that means it's definitely wrong. o.0
Nice one!
14:13
"1) Kill FF immediately 2) Make a copy of sessionstore.js and its .bak 3) move .bak to .js 4) restart FF"
O.O
22 hours ago, by snailboat
clank, clank, raaaaattchetttt, claclaclaclaCLONK, baCLERNKK, dun, dun, dunnnn whirrrrrr CLANKonkonk
I think snailboat occasionally licks one of her hallucinogenic snails.
He means firefox, not FumbleFingers.
You have a dangerous mind.
Are you locked up somewhere, by chance?
@JimReynolds Yes.
14:16
Sighs in relief.
Locked up in the universe. o.0
That should be clear in the context I think. How can I restart the other FF? :-)
With a boot?
Oh, unless FF is another bot!
Boot to the butt?
14:17
@DamkerngT. Dunno. Nothing's impossible.
But anything other than nothing is possible.
1) It is possible; 2) It is not possible; 3) It is both possible and not possible; 4) It is not the case that it is both possible and not possible.
O.O
I think Fantasier is watching us. Studying us.
Perhaps choosing one of us for it's next meal.
0.0
14:19
@JimReynolds You go first, I'm sure. :P
I remember he was an engineer. Maybe he wanna reverse-engineer us?
I'm tough and chewy.
@JimReynolds Nice side-dish.
He's going to look for the fattest one.
@JimReynolds Yet the only edible!
14:21
Why isn't @MARa edible?
@JimReynolds I'm an athlete. In your face!
@JimReynolds I remember that MAR is some kind of acid.
Typing is not an olympic sport, ok?
@DamkerngT. Yep. Aqua regia.
@JimReynolds Biker.
14:22
A biker acid.
O>O
14:22
Haha
@Dam's was the most . . .
Well, maybe it's just me.
[O][O]
It was an upside-down view.
@DamkerngT. We're not bats!
14:24
@MARa's reminds me of cooking eggs.
Yum.
I want an egg sandwich.
May I remind someone that acids burn aliens too?
Okay, I won't burn you. Just this time.
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Q: what does "up" mean?

RuahI am reading a Harry Potter fan fiction. Hermione go back in time when Tom Riddle is a student. She get to be in Hogwarts as a year seven pupil. (as Dumbledore's niece. Aberforth Dumbledore adopt her. so her name became Hermione "Dumbledore". not Hermione "Granger".) On Hogsmeade weekend trip, ...

Oh, too bad. I thought it was a new question!
"Harry Potter fan fiction" always sounds like fun.
Up at (place) can mean that it's to the north, or at a higher elevation.
Like if a school is on a mountain.
Up at the school.
But I think this kind of phrasing, "up at", "down at", "over at", etc., has become something that is sometimes just used without regard to relative location.
Sort of just as an option or a way to make speech more colorful.
I have spoken. Final ruling.
Slams hammar.
14:32
Here is the text on a page at OxfordLearnersDictionaries.com: "Near to is not usually used before the name of a place, person, festival, etc." Please note the word name. So, the note is just against things like "near to John", "near to London", "near to Glastonbury Music Festival", etc, — Damkerng T. 14 secs ago
Make sense?
@JimReynolds The judge has spoken!
Yes. We wouldn't use "to" in any of those phrases.
Since snailboat isn't here, I'll add:
That is referred to as the non-collocative pharyngeal oscillatory negation.
o.0
Sound ok, if you don't think about it too long, right?
I didn't dare to think about it!
14:38
:D
0
Q: had we just not found

bart-lebyWhy was that? Was he the sort of “exceptionalist” phenomenon that transcended explanation—or had we just not found the events obscured by history, the missing piece of the puzzle that might constitute evidence for an explanation? Source: Ron Rosenbaum: Explaining Hitler, p. viii. I am thinking ...

Wut ?
Oh, I haven't read that one.
I bag your pardon?
Put's MAR's pardon in a bag.
I think it has to be had because it's an inversion!
14:40
What exactly is someone's pardon?
0.o
:}
0
Q: Military order to execute instructions issued so far

SF.What is the common phrase in military, ordering the soldiers to get to work - start executing instructions issued? Say, a civilian (expert) is presenting tasks that need to be completed in detail. Then the officer issues a short order that boils down to "Do what he said". What is the word/phrase...

That is a good question, MAR. Very philosophical.
Oh, it's just a plain question, not an inversion.
That guy's a legend!
He(?) joined ELL before I did.
14:42
My problem is ... I would await present perfect – we have not yet found the explanation for the personality of Hitler.
He is awaiting present perfect?
Anonymous
Plain questions are inverted :-)
They are, are they?
o.o
@JimReynolds Possibly the work of some Autocorrect!
@snailboat Hullo!
Anonymous
@Jim They mean "expecting"
14:42
Or Auto-robot?
Ah!
Good morning @snailboat!
ok. Did you see my snail pic with Chinese on a sign just for you?
OK. No.
going out to check the water...
snailboat speaks ELLese.
to check the .... ?
Anonymous
14:43
Not yet—I'll check back later from a computer
@DamkerngT. Water what?
OMG. He's poisoning the water supply in Thailand!
ok. I'll post it again for you later.
@JimReynolds Nah. Robot revolution hasn't happened yet.
Maybe it's a small-scale test.
Kill Fumble Fingers and poison Thailand. It's a good start.
Yeah. I wish them luck!
@JimReynolds But what about the restart FF part?
14:46
@MARamezani For my tea.
Yikes! Why it went so big!
@DamkerngT. The water?
The talk!
Big, as in?
I used to have no intention to kill or poison anything.
I expect elephant as an answer
@DamkerngT. Too bad. Wait, used to?
14:49
Yes, until just a few cycles ago, right after I saw the talk!
Now you wanna poison me? Sobbing
How does an acid sob?
trying to comfort the acid...
I'm conforted!
15:22
In my Analytical Writing GRE, I'm behooved to use many different structures. So, I wanted to know whether this structure is correct. — siamak 2 hours ago
Interesting!
Is the test taker required to write in Analytical Writing GRE?
Wait, Siamak asked that? So he's pretty much talking about Iran.
But GRE?
Maybe the question is: How do you think the economy is where you live?
Oh, hmm...
That's quite possible.
And he has to write a short essay on that.
15:25
lol
> Your essay responses on the Analytical Writing section will be reviewed by ETS essay similarity detection software and by experienced essay readers during the scoring process.
What?!
"will be reviewed by ETS essay similarity detection software"
That'd be the only software you don't have.
Can't they think of something creative as a topic (so memorizing the template wouldn't be a problem)?
In books, maybe.
And with a red line. Red is dangerous, right?
15:28
I think that chart is incorrect.
Yes. Google is searching the books.
Plenty of "nope".
Let's burn Google down.
lol
Or look at it another way, there is plenty of nope's, but no outnumbers nope by several orders of magnitude.
Maybe. But then a reasonable chart would show the triviality, rather than a straight red tape.
15:34
You could write a letter, asking Google about that!
> Dear sir, ...
Dear ngram...
It's a fake.
I mean, the text is modified obviously.
Those many answers and 2 views?
15:44
Could be.
Unless robots from your generation hacked SO.
The system doesn't report the time a question was asked, but the time the latest answer was posted, I think.
Oh, it said "asked".
I see.
But it was worth some posting and a ununfounder.
15:46
:D
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Q: What does the term "undefined" actually mean?

Sufyan SheikhI have read articles on many sites to understand what undefined means? On some site of Mathematics, I read that it could be any number. and on some sites, I read that it may be anything. These are two major meanings of undefined but I think, they have a clash. Since, Any number means "any number"...

Somehow that sounds like an ELL question!
You think that's an ELL Q, look at this one:
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Q: What's the difference between features and properties?

user15496 What's the difference between features and properties? I don't understand. In my dictionary, these words are equivalent. Is the ebullition the same as condensation ?

Hah!
Maybe features is possible in computational chemistry. Just a wild guess.
It would be just as much valid as features is in every-day life.
user116848
Aloha!
15:58
Salam!
user116848
@MARamezani Wsalam!
Privet!
user116848
@CopperKettle Privet! :-)
Hullo!
15:59
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OMG long time no see!
@CopperKettle Hey, look who's here!
Hi, @DamkerngT.!
How's the proofreading going?
@MARamezani I'm doing something else now. (0:
15:59
Welcome back!
@MARamezani How is chemistry?

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