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11:03
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Wow you're improving!!
I am?
Excellent
Onward and upward
@tchrist excellent answer! What does this mean for the blog article?
11:22
Great!
how would you pronounce gists?
jeeests or gueests
Jists.
Not jeests!
long [i] vs short [i]?
Remember, in the Germanic languages ee and i (/i/ and /ɪ/) are entirely separate and different phonemes!
ok
11:33
Gist is /dʒɪst/.
/dʒɪst/
jinx!
Heh.
well I don't pronounce the /i/ very differently from jeep
/dʒɪŋks/
Gip and jeep sound very different, different vowel.
11:34
let me try on translate.google.com sound
Speakers of Romance languages are known to have some trouble with the Germanic distinction between i and ee, as in this and these.
the worst here, in france is think, they say either sink or fink, I early gave up with phink too
Haha.
We have the same problem in Dutch, fink or sink.
But you people have the additional problem that you say feenk rather thank fink.
You know how to th doncha? You put your teeth around your tongue and... blow.
I do, but many people get it wrong when they're lazy or stupid.
11:49
So many British people say f for th it's not worth thinking about
Right, right.
But combined with an...accent, it is in a way harmonious.
It could be
2 lazy 4 that, trying to minimize mouth movements
12:46
@MattЭллен Not sure right now. It’s too long for a blogue article, but is a bit padded, too. Mostly I’m grumbling that the accepted answer is the accepted answer. It’s just so much blather.
@tchrist I felt I was drowning in a sea of metaphors with the accepted one. Abstraction upon abstraction.
I have no idea what he was saying, really.
13:14
!!hello
@MattЭллен How you doin'?
13:31
!!am I going to fix this bug quickly?
@MattЭллен All signs point to no
@MattЭллен ha ha. 'drowning in a sea' of metaphors.
:D glad you liked it
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Q: Mnemonic for spelling 'anonymous'?

dayuloliI have difficulties spelling anonymous because I have trouble remembering how to even say it. Is there an easy way to remember its spelling?

Here's your mnemonic... it's spelled "a - n - o - n - y - m - o - u - s"
13:36
all nine oranges never yell "my ostrich's unpleasant stink"
@JasperLoy Really? I think they're fascinating. It's like where your great-great-grandparents came from. In the end it is mostly meaningless because nowadays the past is another country and your ancestors are foreigners (often literally), unless your ggp is Queen Victoria. Then you're related to Charlemagne.
reminds self to change last name to Charlemagne
or Windsor
absolute negativity over national yodelling mouse oratory under sequestration
@MattЭллен I could never remember that. Oranges are hardly ever yelling about emus, so I'd get all confused.
tricky indeed
'National yodelling mouse oratory' headline in the Guardian yesterday
So, absolute negativity is under sequestration? Can I get away with a little equivocal negativity?
Please answer "I'm not sure".
13:41
You're not sure
I'm not sure?
!!are you pondering what I'm pondering?
@MattЭллен Umm, I think so, Brain, but what if the chicken won't wear the nylons?
Another nice or nasty young mnemonic or unusual saying
@Mitch maybe
@MattЭллен submitted
13:50
Against new objections, Neville yanked Mr Oates' unusual shoulder
14:15
yawns
hello @Kit :)
Feeling better?
Mostly, thanks. Still snotty
@KitFox How was your weekend?
It was very productive.
I was quite popular on Friday and Saturday.
Also, extra pretty on Saturday.
More popular than normal?
14:19
I think so.
Sounds fun :)
It was OK.
Very tiring.
I wish it weren't so much work, because it feels good.
What did the hoi polloi want with you?
Just to have my attentions.
I was being that kind of awesome.
:D
Was there a reason you excelled at prettiness on Saturday?
14:23
I put on makeup.
I don't think I've done that in about...well, not since Obama's first inauguration.
And before that, probably not for three or four years.
sounds like it went down well. You've not lost your touch
Well, I had to borrow mascara from the babysitter, and I couldn't find my good brushes. But I never do anything complicated.
My husband said he'd like it if I dressed up more often. He thought my lips were pretty.
So I think I should get some fresh stuff.
That's sweet
I was wearing a blue dress that I happen to look really good in as well.
@Mitch "like I was drowning in a sea of metaphors" is a simile.
So on the weekend Toys R Us was giving away new lego minifigs if you brought in old ones. Limit one per person, but no max age, so I was able to trade in four shitty second-hand-nearly-destroyed minifigs for new ones! Plus I made four other children cry when thy showed up later and supplies were exhausted :p
14:33
such a meany!
how did you trade in four if it was limited to 1 per person? you, your kids and your wife?
yup
so I guess that's only two unwarranted minifigs.
but I did ask them if it was okay and they said it was.
it's not like your kids won't get the benefit
Twice.
you know what's funny? when I was a kid my first dozen minifigs all had helmets or hats of some kind and I didn't own a single hairpiece. So I just assumed/imagined that all the minifigs were blond (because the head is yellow). Then my brother got a City kit with a guy with hair and suddenly my world was upended.
Kinda like how all the minifigs were yellow until LEGO made Lando brown. Suddenly the little fiction that minifigs were raceless was exposed as a fraud.
they are the bald master race!
14:38
Well, how else would you know it was Lando?
To cover their asses LEGO decided to add more race to the sets. Thus ensuring that they could hide systematic racism behind a veil of movie accuracy.
Like, how do you know it's a girl unless it is pink?
because he would betray you to the empire
Some "lego is raceless" purists tried to make a yellow lando fig.
George Lucas was accused of racism by not having any black people in the movie, so in the next movie he put one in, and made him a criminal AND a traitor. It's not for the Lego corp to take that away by making Lando yellow!
We're having an issue in our household with sexism.
14:41
That's not surprising. Everyone is. ;)
@KitFox how so?
"I like all the colors, except for pink and purple."
"My brother wants to be the girl one."
Etc.
I told him in no uncertain terms that I didn't want to hear that kind of crap, and my husband told me to back off because he's getting it from school.
All this as fallout from painting the eldest's fingernails.
He wanted to do it. It was red and silver. You know, boy colors.
Well, he probably does get it from school, but you still need to correct it if you find it objectionable.
14:43
Then he was upset because his friend giggled about it.
my son's favourite colour is pink. his white underwear turned pink in the wash and he was SO EXCITED about it.
I didn't have the heart to tell him it was an accident.
And I didn't say so, but part of me wanted to yell "SEE? The freaking color has nothing to do with it!"
Hm, is color/gender association sexism?
I hadn't thought about that.
Does he know that purple is for kings and pink is for princes?
14:45
It's pink so it's girl.
And girl is somehow not cool.
It's not that girls are not cool. My daughter refuses things if she thinks they're too boyish.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 How? I would have guessed it was just a cultural association.
@MrHen an arbitrary, sexist cultural association.
Well, in my house, I hear "I don't like girls" an awful lot.
You have two boys
14:47
yeah, maybe he's gaining a gender identity and to cement it he currently eschewing girl things. maybe it's a phase he'll grow out of
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 Can you describe it without the word "sexist"? That will help me get your point.
And don't even get me started on the complexity of my littlest's favorite stuffy.
@MattЭллен It is fine to eschew the not-boy things, but it is not OK to dis them.
Mommy is a not-boy thing.
@MrHen The cultural association of colours to genders is a classic example of sexism: discrimination on the basis of sex.
@KitFox Does mommy want to be eschewed?
Mommy plays with lots of toys that are not-boy and not-girl.
14:49
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 "Discrimination" is a good start... but aren't we just discriminating between colors?
Not to mention the fact that in our society it seems that most of the spectrum is "boy" or "boy/gender neutral" but pink (and to a lesser extent pastels) is strictly "girl"
(To be clear, I don't have an opinion on this subject. I am just thinking about your opinion.)
Not everything in the world is divided by gender.
@MrHen It's the fact that the colours are assigned to genders and used to mark the genders. Especially the fact that pink marks female.
It's the marked v. unmarked that I most specifically object to.
14:50
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 The only "boy" color is blue for newborns. The only other gender associated colors are "girly" colors such as purple and pink.
@KitFox That makes sense to me.
Even Lego is a good example here: Lego used to be gender-neutral. Then over a couple decades they shifted their focus to boys. Then it became seen as a boy's toy so they made PINK lego in pink boxes to try to appeal to girls.
@MrHen Go to a toy store. Make a note of all the colours in the boys sections and then in the girls section.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 I read a whole article on how they tried various things to appeal to girls. They gave up and shifted to boys after a while. I hadn't read the pink update. :P
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 Right; "girl" aisle is pink.
@MrHen there's a type of lego "for girls" that is incompatible with the generic stuff
@MrHen Really? when was this? Because at least from the late 80s ALL their ads were boy-only.
@MattЭллен Hm, didn't know that. Odd.
14:52
@MattЭллен well, it's mostly compatible, except the figs are different.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 oh, ok.
It's something most men don't notice, because you are in the unmarked class.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 I'm under the impression that their testing was mostly internal? I don't know the dates, though. I just have it filed away under mildly interesting.
@MrHen It's an example of the patriarchy and the male-as-default nature of our society. The default child is a boy. He likes all colours. The different child is a girl, who likes pink. She can find her toys because they are pink.
@KitFox Well, I notice it. I just didn't think about color association as "sexist"
14:53
I think Mr.Shiny had an article about that, where they made marked products to demonstrate the impact. Coffee and coffee for men, for example.
@MattЭллен hey, I was just going to link that! :)
I can't really watch a video right now :)
@MrHen Well, it only applies to girls. Putting a specific color on something doesn't ever make it a boy thing.
Ergo, sexist.
14:54
@KitFox No, but there is certainly "boy only" imagery.
But sexist two ways isn't non-sexist :P
Like what? What is an unacceptable color for a girl to wear because it is a boy color?
Consider "Pac-man" and "Ms. Pac-man". Nobody thinks twice about it, but "Pac-woman and Mr. Pac-woman" is strange.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 "-man" is just English. I don't see how that is sexist, either.
@KitFox No, like, there are images marketed directly toward boys. Trucks, motorcycles, flames, guns, tanks and so on.
@MrHen OF COURSE it's sexist. Just because it's an ancient feature in the language. Also Pac-man is not the same thing as other words that end in -man. Pac-man is a "man".
@MrHen Yes. That's sexist too.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 You need to stop describing "sexist" with the word "sexist". That doesn't help me understand your point.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 Right. I wasn't suggesting it wasn't. I was just pointing out the other side :)
14:56
@MrHen just define it: discrimination on the basis of sex.
Well, there's a distinction between discrimination and difference, right?
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 Then describe the discrimination. Association between things is not the same as discrimination.
It's the things where gender doesn't matter, and yet it is used for marking something that it makes me mad.
@MrHen well, marking girl toys as pink is a clear example, I think.
14:58
So, for instance, I don't understand how the cultural association between "pink" and "girl" is sexist but I do understand the cultural "guarding" of boys from pink is sexist.
@KitFox like razors. 90% of the market uses virtually indistinguishable razors, but the ones for women are pink.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 Yes, I agree. That is a good example of something strange going on.
@KitFox Yeah, good example.
@MrHen This isn't the same thing. Girls might be interested in those things or not, but if girls choose those things, they aren't told that they are bad for doing boy stuff.
@MrHen It's sexist because it's partitioning off part of the world for one gender, and a different part for the other gender.
@KitFox They are in my area of the US.
14:59
@MrHen Yes, that.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 Is all cultural partitioning around gender sexist?
I should mention that Mr. Shiny and I draw different lines here.
I should clarify what I mean by "my area of the US"; in Texas it was fairly flagrant. In Minnesota it is more of a vestigial aftereffect of old generations.
But it gave birth to "tomboy" and so on.
@KitFox How so?
@MrHen yes, by definition. if you discriminate based on someone being a certain sex, that is sexist.
15:01
@MattЭллен So if we switch the word from "partitioning" to "associations" is it still sexist?
(Have to step away from the keyboard but I find all of this interesting... I'll catch up in chat when I get back.)
@MrHen Mr. Shiny is more strident. I suspect that it is because he has a daughter.
@MrHen associations is a weak word, but sure, in a weaker way, it's still sexist
I'm never quite sure whether I'm subjected to sexist attitudes or if the person is just generally a jerk.
I have to get lunch before my next meeting. bbl
@MattЭллен But at some point, doesn't it just land on actual gender differences?
@MrHen actual sex differences are still sexist, just factually so. And even then it's getting cloudier (probably not in a statistically significant manner). People who, when they are born, are marked as male by a doctor, could still be female.
or vice versa
or somewhere in between
15:14
@MrHen As @MattЭллен mentions, there are problems with 1. determining a person's actual sex/gender, and 2. drawing conclusions based on that. Over a large population study you can determine that, eg, men are taller than women. But that tells you nothing about how tall a person should be if they are male or female.
I saw in the news that in a high school in California, the girls were dancing on the stage when the stage collapsed, lol.
was anyone badly hurt?
I think many people were hurt, I am not sure how badly. Ambulances came.
Sports gear is a good example. For a long time, I could either buy a team jersey in a husky boy's size or a team jersey in my size that was pink.
15:22
@MattЭллен That seems to make the term "sexist" kind of impotent for the purposes of social change...
So there was no way I could simultaneously wear something that fit and was the team colors.
So the air-con remote at home was spoilt and my mum got a new "universal air-con remote" that is supposed to work for all models. Luckily it really works.
@MrHen it's not an on/off thing, it's a spectrum.
@MrHen Part of what's required for social change is getting people to recognize sexism, and getting to question why it's happening.
Maybe we should make pink ambulances and fire trucks so that girls will want to be rescue workers and firefighters when they grow up.
15:27
The patriarchy harms everyone, sometimes. Example: my daughter, who was constantly laughed at whenever she told someone she wanted to be a firefighter. Or Kit's son, who is laughed at for wanting to wear nail polish.
It's weird that there are two sexes. I wonder why nature is such that there are two, not three or one sexes.
Did I ever tell you about my experience with my high school guidance counselor?
@JasperLoy Two for humans anyway.
@JasperLoy some animals have one sex, or no sex.
15:29
@MattЭллен Or all of those at once, like bees.
@KitFox I think you did, but I forget what it was.
So in my junior year of high school, I was enrolled in four AP classes and taking advanced everything else. I had crushed the PSATs and I think by then I had taken the SATs and scored a ... I don't remember, 1380 or something.
I was taking calculus and physics, and studied astronomy at home in my off-hours when I wasn't reading everything I could put my hands on.
And then the counselor said astronomy is not for girls? LOL.
I go into my college advising session with the guidance counselor. I tell him how I really want to be an astrophysicist and I have been considering MIT and CalTech, but also thought that studying abroad would be really cool, although I was nervous about it.
He looks at my grades (I guess), and says "UMaine has a really great teacher's ed program for young women."
15:33
Geezis!
I'm sure there was more after that, but I stopped listening.
what a jerk
I was actually a teacher for a while here, then I quit.
That was probably the first time I was subjected to overt sexism, when I was sure that was what was going on.
I didn't know there was sexism in America, lol.
15:35
snorts There is sexism everywhere.
But still, at least my bits are intact and I still mostly control my reproductive capabilities.
Better than lots of other places.
And there is discrimination against men too. I wish there was more conversation about that.
Although this place is clean, green and safe, I hate almost everything about it. I don't know why I was born here, but it could be worse I know.
@KitFox It is a problem. But not as big a problem. And there is another issue, which is fake discrimination, i.e. men claiming that they are being discriminated against just so they can shut up women who are really facing problems. see, eg, Men's Rights Activists.
I often feel that I am some kind of alien in the society I live in.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 No max age... made children cry... got it...you're Jason Bateman in that new movie where he's an old dude doing spelling bees for eighth graders.
@Mitch That's my next goal, yes.
15:39
@Mitch What title?
Lord High Chancellor
@KitFox but men like pink coffee, right?
@JasperLoy Your excellency?
By the way, megashare.info has a huge collection of movies.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 Right, like my mom. "My friend was murdered last week, and I'm still feeling pretty shaken up about it." "Oh my god, that's like how I am all creeped out about this movie I watched last night and I am totally locking my doors tonight because iliveallbymyselfwellihavethedogbutitsnotthesameyouknow..."
Oh for the movie... that would be googling ...um... now looking up on google Bad Words?
15:41
@KitFox yes. but I'm going to go out on a limb and say that MRAs are worse.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 That's only because you haven't met my mother.
Their motivation alone makes it worse.
@Mitch I watched Bad Education, a Spanish movie about gays, lol.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 not all Men's Rights Activists are... OK, pretty much they all are like that!
I just thought of a funny thing. Is the world ready for unisex toilets?
15:43
I remember having a conversation with a former co-worker about why we had a station for black entertainment, but not one for white people.
@JasperLoy There are lots of unisex toilets in the world.
@JasperLoy they're already a thing, aren't they?
Ah yes, silly me. Maybe I am thinking of another kind.
@JasperLoy There's much less than many places in the world, but like racism, people are very open about it, so it sounds like there are terrible problems (and there still are), but it's worse elsewhere. For example, no one complains about the racism against Africans in Russia (hm...actually I think they do).
@KitFox Every day is children's day.
@Mitch Yeah, "much less than many places in the world" is such a low, low standard to have reached. Yay!
15:46
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 Agreed. That's why I figured I'd ask some questions. :)
Anonymous Names Of Noisy Yobs Make Others Unhappy Still
Actually, I was thinking about a unisex spa. Someone told me that in Germany, the men and women would be naked in the same spa.
FWIW, I care passively about the subject so I'll take the opportunity to engage when I see one.
@MattЭллен uh-oh. recursive mnemonic!
15:47
@JasperLoy Yes, that's also a thing.
to learn how to spell anonymous you must first learn to spell anonymous
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 haha... it's only for comparison's sake. like when people say america is so racist, because that's all they see in the media. I wouldn't want to be dark skinned or even dark haired in Russia.
@MattЭллен Done. Now how do I spell anonymous?
The first one.
Do you think the Chinese torturing Tibetan monks is a real story?
@Mitch I wouldn't want to be dark-skinned in just about any country, even America. But it's better than being albino in Africa, I suppose. Yay, low standards!
@Mitch similar but not the same to how you spell anontmous
15:49
Is that tibetan monks who torture Chinese? "Chinese-torturing Tibetan monks"?
@Mitch LOL.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 And being albino in Africa is still better than being a woman in Africa.
@MattЭллен hm... pronunciation is similar too. That could work.
After nibbling on naturopathic yogurt, munch on uncooked salmon.
Pardon my ignorance, but is Obama a Muslim? I once heard stories about this everywhere.
15:50
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 lots of 'probiotics'
@KitFox well, it might be a toss-up. Albinos are being hunted down, killed, dismembered, and eaten for their magical properties.
@JasperLoy you have got to be kidding.
@JasperLoy google for that. Also, be awake.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 NO MUNCH!
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 not in all of Africa? What countries do that?
I also once heard that Michael Jackson is Muslim, lol.
15:51
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 So a guy goes into a bar and asks for an albino sandwich. He bites into it, runs out of the bar and kills himself. Why?
Persecution of people with albinism may occur for different reasons. One is based on the belief that certain body parts of albinistic people can transmit magical powers. Such superstition is present in some parts of the African Great Lakes region, it has been promulgated and exploited by witch doctors and others who use such body parts as ingredients in rituals, concoctions and potions with the claim that their magic will bring prosperity to the user ("muti" or medicine murder). As a result, people with albinism have been persecuted, killed and dismembered, and graves of albinos dug...
@JasperLoy I also heard once that X is Y, for basically anything.
@Mitch Because his mental processes are not working properly?
Because it doesn't taste like albino.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 That looks like someone in some movie I can't recall.
15:54
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 Thanks
@MattЭллен so yeah, not ALL of africa. But still staggeringly high on the WTF scale.
@Mitch because when he was ship wrecked on a dessert island he accidentally ate his own son
@MattЭллен Desert.
I think dessert is applicable there.
it was made of ice cream
15:56
OIC, LOL.
And I can't think of how you would do that accidentally. I thought they had to draw lots.
@MattЭллен Exactly, who was an albatross around his neck.
@KitFox I can't remember the thing, exactly. but probably
How do tell if a polar bear is an albino?
@KitFox he was on the other side of the island, another survivor did the cooking and told him it was albno/seagull/albatross
15:58
abalone
alabaster
@Mitch Nose is pink.
I always thought abalone was tuna fish.
@KitFox His nose will be very pink if you're close enough to try to check.
"I think this all goes back to programming in a wider variety of character search styles to help guide customers who are not that educated ... "
Right. Will do. snaps fingers
what's a "character search style"?
15:59
@Mitch But they taste different!
How condescending: "customers who are not that educated"
Oh, I've got another good one, wait a min.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 ... on nomenclature, etc.
"Google takes into consideration search styles, human error, etc. In my opinion myd88 and myd 88 should give same results. Although this is from my non-scientific standpoint and more of a customer standpoint. I think our search function is probably looking right at a strain name and if there is an extra character or a space where it does not belong, instead of giving you results that you probably are looking for it may give you nothing at all."
@JasperLoy well, the words were always mentioned in books in the same context as eating seafood. Also "albacore" tuna. I blame TV.
Duly noted. snaps fingers again
oh, is "programming in" a verb? like code something so that it's in the program?
16:01
@Mitch I don't often eat abalone, but people usually give it as presents during Chinese New Year.
@KitFox well, yeah, if you have hundreds of engineers working on providing that.
Like "do that magic thing you do, but do it better"
omg mtg bai!
@JasperLoy So what is it? Oysters of some kind? Something like barnacles?
| name = Abalone | image = LivingAbalone.JPG | image_caption = Living abalone in tank showing epipodium and tentacles, anterior end to the right. | regnum = Animalia | phylum = Mollusca | classis = Gastropoda | unranked_superfamilia = clade Vetigastropoda | superfamilia = Haliotoidea | familia = Haliotidae | familia_authority = Rafinesque, 1815 | genus = Haliotis | genus_authority = Linnaeus, 1758 | type_species = Haliotis asinina | type_species_authority = Linnaeus, 1758 | subdivi...
snort nice pic
16:02
@Mitch Well, it is more springy and larger than fishballs. Not round either.
so what animal is it ade out of?
I think abalone is just abalone.
Haliotidae
Haliotis
Oh. Sea snails.
Haliltosidae. Gives you bad breath.
!!youtube otis
16:04
Hali Otis! They rock !
I meant wiki
the keys are very close together
!!wiki otis
Otis Ray Redding, Jr. (September 9, 1941 – December 10, 1967) was an American singer, songwriter, record producer, arranger and talent scout. He is considered one of the greatest singers in popular music and a major artist in soul and rhythm and blues. His singing style was powerfully influential among soul artists of 1960s and helped exemplify the Stax Sound. Born and raised in Georgia, United States, Redding left school at 15 to support his family, working with Little Richard's backing band, the Upsetters, and performing at talent shows for prize money. In 1958, he joined Johnny Jenk...
Hali Otitis! They hurt my ears!
Abalone is pretty expensive.
16:06
Halley O'Tinitus
The bells! The bells!
16:47
It tolls for thee
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 It's like a metaphor wrapped in a simile ... with extra imagery sauce.
@MattЭллен I'm sorry, I'm having trouble hearing you with all this ringing in my ears.
17:08
Shark's fin and bird's nest are also expensive.
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Q: Articles and prepositions in a series

user68390I am writing a technicla report. After finishing the first draft, I aske my friends, who are native English speakers, to proofread my writing. They found and corrected several errors in my report. For example, my original writing was: The bound scales with the aperture size, coherence width, ...

Is my answer here correct?
Ah, it's not much of an answer, so I deleted it.
17:27
G'day.
I hope those who sprang ahead this weekend survived okay.
17:48
@Robusto Yes.
@MετάEd I made it, but barely.
@KitFox That's good enough :-)
I had a date night and a Mardi Gras party this weekend.
@KitFox You win.
Does one have a date with one's spouse?
17:52
@JasperLoy You can. Why not?
@MετάEd I know, right? I am soooo tired today.
Too old for so much partying.
Also, we are hosting a party this coming weekend.
I will be attending the party, lol.
St Patrick's day party
St. Patrick's Day observed
No such day here.
!!wiki st Patricks day
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Saint Patrick's Day or the Feast of Saint Patrick (, "the Day of the Festival of Patrick") is a cultural and religious holiday celebrated annually on 17 March, the death date of the most commonly-recognised patron saint of Ireland, Saint Patrick ( AD 385–461). Saint Patrick's Day was made an official Christian feast day in the early seventeenth century and is observed by the Catholic Church, the Anglican Communion (especially the Church of Ireland), the Eastern Orthodox Church and Lutheran Church. The day commemorates Saint Patrick and the arrival of Christianity in Ireland, Celebration...
Today is a bad day. I gave a couple of bad answers and then deleted them.
Did you answer my question in the comments?
I got a total score of -1 on a perfectly reasonable answer.

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