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01:14
@tchrist: ^
01:31
@Robusto I've changed that into the direct link; this way, you also get the hover text.
Let's hope that shall attract him.
 
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09:20
[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at end of answer, potentially bad asn for hostname in answer, potentially bad ns for domain in answer, potentially bad keyword in answer, username similar to website in answer (121): 'never peg the needle on your spending meter' by foreign exchange on english.SE
 
2 hours later…
10:52
Hello @MattE.Эллен I just read that the Supreme Court ruled that the Prime Minister's suspension of Parliament is unlawful. What drama!
11:25
aye. we're all doomed
 
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12:40
@MattE.Эллен hahaha ... well, I should have known.
Yo, who pinged me?
Oh I see, it was just some random guy with a weird name.
looks like the last time you were pung was 3rd october 2018
@JennaSloan No, it is me, the blue square, not just some random guy, LOL.
@MattE.Эллен No, I did ping her a few days ago, saying that we were the only two people in the room, LOL.
12:58
@JaspervanLooij You look like a random guy to me.
13:09
@JaspervanLooij weird that it doesn't appear in the search. I had to look at your recent messages to find it
I think it takes 24 hours for a message to appear in the search.
Just like how, on the main site, it takes a day or so for things like votes to change a somebody's reputation.
13:30
Or did you mean another search?
13:40
oct 3 '18 is the last time Jenna was written, except it's not!
weirdly searching fro (at-symbol)JennaSloan brings the result up
13:58
So maybe it only searches for whole words, and @ counts as a word character?
14:08
The plot thickens...
14:31
Yeah, it only searches for whole words. Didn't you guys know that?
oh! I guess not
in that I guess I didn't know that
or if I did I forgot it
@JennaSloan Normally, in regex at least, @ does not count as a word character.
test-word
test@word
test word
And this I do not understand at all.
It's a secret to everybody.
Apparently!
At least I'm glad they fixed it so that it automatically shows newest first.
 
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16:38
Hello all
17:01
Hello.
17:12
Why is "The great ball" in Romeo and Juliet called in this way? Is it the name of the party?
Hello everybody!
@Curio because in italian it is: Il grande ballo, and ball can mean prom too.
 
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21:51
@Robusto that's a lovely one, though more resemblant of a male name than a female one. I'll keep it for future reference.
@Robusto good thinking. Adonis in particular is too common and on-the-nose, but maybe I can find something more obscure by looking in that direction.
@Robusto Yeah.
There's like 20–30 books in just the pile I'm facing as I'm typing this.
And that's just the pile that I'm currently reading. God knows where half the piles even are that I'm not.
(Here, of course, "am currently reading" being a synonym for "have most recently purchased".)
It's a common thing. As varied as their reasons and extents may be, many people share it.
So it's nice to see Japanese actually have a dedicated term for it.
And strange to see that other languages don't.
Like, why not just borrow it, failing everthing else.
It's a nice word, too. Tsundoku. Certainly nicer than "Hitler". And rolls off the tongue much smoother than "glasnost" or "kindergarten".

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