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14:01
@MattЭллен Pfft. You don't have real pub crawls in Oxonia. More like drags, where you have to be dragged from bar to bar.
@Robusto ha! you don't have real pubs in USAnia
@O0oO0oOO0ooO I think she's a good gymnast.
@MattЭллен Sure we do. We just don't walk to them.
@O0oO0oOO0ooO why is the pedobear leading her out?
If that's a real pub, I don't want to see unreal ones.
14:04
@O0oO0oOO0ooO That's a balk. Base runners advance.
I'm back
I'm off to get more coffeee. Anybody else want some?
so hot even at night
I'm good.
@KitFox ooh! me please
14:06
yeah, @KitFox
Decaf or regular, or somewhere in between?
Do you like tea?
I have some. You prefer that?
I like my coffee dark and black.
A coffee with some salt please
14:07
@DarkHorse but that would actually make it taste better.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 The way you like your women?
I don't get it. How can it be dark and not black.
Dark blue?
Dork Brew
@RegDwighт dark roast, served without milk
serves
14:10
returns
lobs
The dark roast of today is the so bloody it drips of yesteryear.
scurries
swings
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 They are not Pedo bears =*( They are Doosan bears mascots =) Pedo bear is gay but they are non-gay bears
14:10
I have a local dark roast, hope that's OK.
falls over
Yes!
I mean, are you OK?
@O0oO0oOO0ooO pedo bear is gay? Pedo bear is GAY'? Why are you hating on the pedo bear?
I've grazed my elbow, but I'm good
14:11
You don't have to be gay to be a pedo. Or a bear, for that matter.
I don't hate Pedo bear but I just wanted to clarify the differences =)....
@MattЭллен OK. dabs area with spit soaked napkin, applies kiss and bandaid
aww. thanks :D
@O0oO0oOO0ooO Trust me, Pedo bear would totally take your daughter, first thing in the morning.
The littlest has skinned his knees daily for about the last ten days.
14:13
having fun, I assume?
Peeling.
not running from wild beasts, or the like
Running alright, but on your knees.
Well, he acts like he's running from wild beasts.
14:14
what is Pedo bear?
I think he's having a growth spurt because he doesn't seem to be able to manage his feet.
!!/urban pedo bear
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you are so pretty / when you're on your knees / disinfected / and eager to please
@KitFox wow. CP Distributor.
14:20
There are seven items to interpreted the words but which one is the real in your thought
My thoughts are not real.
@DarkHorse read "know your meme", it's a better explanation
Just read Wikipedia already.
all of it
In all languages.
When you're done, it'll have changed enough for you to start over.
14:23
then watch every youtube video
Now that is physically impossible.
and hold a sensible discussion on /b/
They upload 100 minutes every minute.
yesterday, by Robusto
> In theory there is no difference between theory and practice, but in practice there is.
That's not yours, also not yesterday.
14:24
Whoa, get possessive much?
Not much. Just about enough.
@RegDwighт you just need to watch 100 screens simultaneously
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 is that like ignoring 100 open tabs simultaneously? I could do that.
or, 101, since you need one screen to watch all the old minutes, and 100 screens for the new minutes
@RegDwighт Yes, if you can see all 100 tabs at once, then it is the same.
I can see the tab headers, yes. The first couple pixels of each.
14:26
11 hours ago, by Robusto
Episode One, Season Six of Breaking Bad. Wow. Just wow.
I didn't realize pedo bear was a safety officer.
Jul 23 at 15:45, by Mitch
@tchrist Lordy, lordy, gosh almighty, hear my leprechauns! They are so loud!
I presume you didn't get that episode in your country.
Your presumption is wrong as always.
So you did see it?
14:28
Your presumption is wrong again.
See?
Works every time.
> “in the history of the world, no one has ever washed a rental car”
So you can't see?
@RegDwighт I presume you wish no further dialogue on the subject. Or just to bait me. So I will just let it go.
I'm not sure what dialogue you expect on something only you saw.
lets it go
14:31
Speaking of which, I saw a great movie two days ago. I wondered if you were familiar with it.
Smoke with Harvey Keitel, William Hurt, Forrest Whitaker.
... and Giancarlo Esposito.
In a mini role. Blink and you'll miss him. I did.
No, I've not seen it. But with a cast like that, I definitely will.
I am here to recommend it to you. I am certain you might love it. Love, not like.
I will look for it on my various venues.
A lot of dialogue, and damn me if it ain't some of the best written ever.
I wonder how it escaped my notice till now.
14:33
Also a lot of big pauses, and tiny pauses, and middle-sized pauses, in all the right places.
@Robusto I'd never so much as heard of it.
I was watching Pulp Fiction, for what must have been the 304th time, and that movie was on right after it.
I wasn't in the mood to watch another movie, but the first scene had me interested, and the second even more so, and after the third I couldn't stop watching.
And the next morning there was a re-run into which I zapped by chance, and I had to watch the thing again, start to finish, even though I had recorded it by then.
So yeah, the point being, I can totally see why they showed it right after Pulp Fiction. There are a number of parallels that are immediately apparent.
But at the same time it's very different, too.
Very poetic in places. Never cheesy, however.
Oh, Smoke. Yeah, that was good.
Oh you saw it?
Going by the IMDb page only three and a half people did.
I do wonder why that would be.
phone bbl
Yeah and I must do some work, grrr.
14:59
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A: Precise names for parts of a day

tchristJust a warning about noon and midnight: one should never use a.m. or p.m. (or ᴀᴍ and ᴘᴍ) in conjunction with noon and midnight. They are at best ambiguous and confusing, and at worst, simply wrong. Noon is neither ᴀᴍ nor ᴘᴍ, and midnight is arguably both. You can also easily find conflicting o...

That should be enough documentation.
You should probably answer the other parts of the question too, though.
Lunch, later.
@tchrist I don't understand why 12:00:01 pm would unarguably be 1 second after noon but 12:00:00 pm would somehow not be noon.
because 12:00:00 is not post meridian
it is meridian
yeah but so what.
so 12pm is midnight, I guess
15:08
well, except that 12am is midnight.
I agree with @KitFox — only use 24hr time
oh, I wish
I use 24 hour time personally. But sadly too many people don't use it.
I especially hate it when people say something happens at "midnight" on a particular day.
:D
does 00:00:00 solve that? I suppose it does.
But that is a different kind of confusion. If I have a clock that only shows the minutes, the time 12:00 is PM for most of that minute that is "neither". The instant of "meridian" is instantaneous.
I suppose if it happens at midnight, they must mean the end of the day, rather than the beginning
15:12
@MattЭллен I dunno. "Tonight at midnight" is clear. "Tomorrow at midnight": less clear.
apparently I misspelt: it's post meridiem
once midnight hits, tomorrow starts. Did you mean that? or did you mean "Tommorow [night] at minight"
@MattЭллен hm. I guess me too :)
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 I put night at the end of the day
@MattЭллен I do too, but you can't be sure.
15:13
"Thursday at midnight"
Does that mean at 00:00:01 or 23:59:59?
I would say it's one second after 23:59:59 on Thursday
except for new years
hmmm
@MattЭллен I would say at the start of Thursday. If it's, eg, a movie opening.
yeah, I agree
@Robusto I did.
But how do I know if they're following the "day starts at midnight" convention, or the "night follows day" convention?
15:15
Lets just agree to never meet at midnight or midday :D
well, I suppose midday would be OK
or use 24 hour time.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 I agree. My mom has a crazy thing about this.
@KitFox what kind of thing?
and if we meet at 0 o'clock on Thursday, that's the morning, right?
@MattЭллен yes
so, leave your house on wednesday
15:20
gotcha
but let's be honest. I am a dad now. I have kids. I don't really meet people at midnight on any day.
Well, she's got the whole "it's noon or midnight, not PM/AM" and when she's tells it to you she's got crazy in her eyes, like it is so important that you understand this.
@KitFox lol. I DO understand this. I am simply trying to be practical.
Well, that's my thought too.
Who cares?
But she talks about it like I am denying the second coming of Christ.
Seriously. Why is it so important?
Why can't we all just ignore midnight altogether? All this confusion is exactly why evil occurs in the world at that time.
15:22
The answer is, it isn't.
I will acknowledge that there is an infinitesimal period of time which must logically never be AM or PM and that that moment is "noon" and that it happens around 12:00pm. But You can pry my 12:00pm out of my cold dead fingers.
You could. Or you could acknowledge honestly that a line has no width.
@KitFox Sadly, the thing is that people still manage to get it wrong.
@KitFox ha ha like other people who tell you you better goddam well not say AM or PM!
So crossing it takes no time at all.
15:24
People who would still believe that they live in a universe where 12:00am could somehow be followed by 12:00:01pm.
@KitFox It sounds like she's like everyone else on the internet!
The website is so boring
I intend to talk with you here
@KitFox ObSomethingWrongOnTheInternetMeme.
Thx.
yeah but fixing wrong things on the internet is the only reason we're HERE
15:25
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 I thought the Internet was for porn.
You haven't even come close to my mom's kind of crazy.
@MετάEd oh, I meant SE.
SE is for porn, now?
When did SE stop being for porn?
She's the kind of crazy...oh, look, porn.
15:26
good point
rule 34 AM noon PM
@KitFox Well it'll be mighty inconvenient when your crew isn't there to pick you up after you've rappelled down the side of the skyscraper after cracking the bank vault with ice-9. You're standing on the dark street corner, sirens in the distance, "thinking Oh shit, was it AM or PM" See? Communication is important.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 No. Wrong. I came here to agree with people. Also to not be a hypocrite.
@MattЭллен ha ha... There should be a rule 34 addendum, that what you get is either boring or disturbing. AM noon PM pix? Disturbing.
heh. I haven't looked, yet (I'm at work)
So I am trying to order checks with our new address. I do the online thing and it says "You need to contact us by phone to do that." I call them and the automated system says "I can't do that, you need to contact your financial institution."
Frigging things.
15:41
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 I’ve seen people claim that even under 24-hour time, there is a 00:00:00 and a 24:00:00 for a given day.
@MattЭллен really?
I don't make the rules
Yeah.
@tchrist I could accept that. It's weird, but the point remains that that time is attached to a particular calendar day, whereas "midnight" is TWO points of time on a particular calendar day.
00:00:00 is the first midnight, 24:00:00 is the second.
I don’t pretend to argue with that.
I just don’t know what to do about it.
That’s why timetables do the :59 or :01 trick.
I had somebody the other day claim that “next day” times were represented by hours > 24, so a train that left at 22:50 and arrived at 24:30. That bothers me.
@MattЭллен Do they do that kind of thing chez toi?
I just don’t like times > 24:00:00, if that.
The problem is that a time such as 10:34 am is both the name for a moment and the name for a time period lasting one minute.
15:49
@tchrist ugh. I don't think I like that. It is pretty clear what is meant though, if you allow for non-standard times as correct instead of just completely wrong.
@tchrist what kind of thing? I haven't looked it up
Timetables with post-midnight arrival times written as though the clock had more than 24 hours.
If I saw a timetable list an arrival time as 24:30 I'd assume it was misprinted.
When 12:00pm is the name for a time period lasting one minute, it is perfectly clear that it refers to the one minute of time which begins at noon.
But because 12:00pm is also the name for an instant, confusion results.
There can be no 12pm instant, though.
15:51
@tchrist Exactly.
Just an instant between 11:59pm and 12:01am.
@MετάEd Sadly for enough people it is not clear. Which is why, despite my personal understanding that 12:00pm is always noon, and such a notation is clear to me, and is never midnight, I assume that someone will get it wrong.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 That’s because it used to be the other way around.
However I would argue that 99.9% of the time when we refer to a time such as 10:34 am we are referring to that minute, not that instant.
@tchrist Really?
@tchrist What? So the time would go 11:59 am, 12:00 am, 12:01 pm? ?!? where did they use this convention?
Also, how did they ever stop?
15:53
The US gubbermint printing office issued an update on their standard. It used to be that you had exact on-the-hours of 1 o’clock to 12 o’clock AM followed by exact on-the-hours of 1 o’clock to 12 o’clock pm.
@MετάEd Yeah. Lemme get you the ref.
@tchrist I certainly don't remember this being the case in my community.
Ah, the government. Can't trust them to get anything right.
I don't remember that ever being the case either.
But I'm not that old.
Notice the 1953 rule.
Japan still has it that way.
So midnight used to be at the end of the day, not at the beginning.
When midnight is at the end, then noon is considered AM and midnight PM.
I would think abbreviating "noon" as m would be more confusing.
15:57
No kidding. Who thinks of it as midday?
At least they could have had MD and MN.
Just plain M is wicked.
I don't think it is for midday. I think it is for meridiem.
antimidday midday promidday
@KitFox Oh.
Then what would m.n. be for?
@tchrist So. Would 12:01 am be just after midnight or just after noon, under the 1953 rules?
just after noon
15:59
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 12:01 am is a minute following 12:00 pm. Sorry. It’s a one-based system not a zero-based one.

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