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No, I asked someone who I know hangs around EL&U, (it was a toss up between you and Fumblefingers) lives in the US (he doesn't) and who might have remembered a song, if he especially liked it. That's all. — Mari-Lou A 1 min ago
Every dialogue with Mari-Lou evolves into a five-act tragedy.
Robusto never remembered a song.
Everyone should know that.
I would remember the song if I remembered the name.
You couldn't remember a name if it slapped you in the face with a hole in the ground.
The question is not "Which song is this" it's "Which song did you discuss in April, 2011?"
12:01
The older you get, the more every line reminds you of a song.
You know that some psychopaths, like I dunno, me, could actually answer that.
I remember all about April, 2011.
It was a rainy day.
Snowday.
Yes a rainy Snowden.
In a snowy den.
And den, something happened.
And it was a song.
Where the polar bears fraulic.
For a song.
12:03
If you gave me the name I could hum the tune. If you gave me the tune, I could probably give you the name, or at least the chorus. But if you ask me to tell you what I was discussing 4.5 years ago, you're out of luck. Sorry.
The name is Sieglinde.
The tune is la-la-laaah-la.
Now get down to work.
Yes, probably.
Oh I forgot, you're unemployed now. And your briefcase with the papers was stolen, too.
I blame the postman.
@RegDwigнt Sounds like Wagner.
I thought you Russkis hated Wagner.
They have reason.
Original Wagner.
Which is why you created the new, improved Wagner, a.k.a. Shostakovich.
@RegDwigнt "Big Pizza" Hahaha, that is so . . . artless.
Shostakovich was one sad character. History was not kind to him. Think Turing, that level and quality of sad.
@Robusto The Texas part suffices for that impression.
12:06
And what an unappealing photo. I can't even imagine a Cherman eating that and liking it.
Hey now whaddayawant, it says "American style", it's not their fault that Americans have no style at all.
We have style. We just don't have it in Texas. Look elsewhere.
At least it does not have for crust a hundred sausages filled with pizzas.
> Les pizzas consommées actuellement peuvent se diviser en deux grands styles. La pizza classique, à la pâte plutôt fine et croustillante, respecte à peu près la tradition. La pizza américaine en revanche utilise la pâte à pain, très épaisse et moelleuse, et une garniture très abondante, plus grasse et en général encore plus riche en fromage comme la pizza de Chicago, un style de pizza originaire de cette ville.
Mussels on the za.
Oh, and by the way, it's pretty certainly cognitive dissonance to call something "Big Pizza" when it's so freakin' small. Unless that "Luftig locker" line is written on the side of a blimp.
12:08
Plus grasse.
And not the Neil Tyson kind.
In Texas it’s illegal to sell pizzas less than a pound.
Also, the cheese is all white. Two words: enzymatic browning. Look into it before you try to tempt me with pizza.
@Robusto it's marketese nonsense of course, but taking the question seriously for a second, tchrist's passage is very a propos.
That’s racist.
The typical pizza in Germany is very thin.
So this name makes quite some sense to quickly bring across the point it's an American-style pizza pie.
12:10
@RegDwigнt With corn.
Here. Have a look at this traditional product of theirs.
It's thinner than the spatula it's on.
@RegDwigнt I saw pizza in Germany. I just never had the courage to eat it. Or even touch it. It was limp, like a dishrag. And smelled about the same, IIRC.
Why in the world are they using leeks not onions?
(By the way, this particular one tastes like Heaven with Heaven on top.)
((Never tried the Big Pizza, obviously.))
@tchrist They were out of rutabagas. Duh!
@Robusto yeah well if that was in the 70s I will believe it immediately. I mean, twas the times when Germans went to Italy to eat spaghetti with scissors.
Whaddaya expect. New strange things are new and strange so if it tastes like a dishrag you can only assume it must.
It was.
But forty years on, you can't fool people anymore.
@tchrist they use onions on other pizzas. Quite a lot, actually. I actually wouldn't notice or care myself, but I know people who absolutely can't stand that, so I am more than aware how often onions are an ingredient.
In this particular one, onions are obviously a crucial ingredient of the sauce. The leek is the topping.
12:17
Meaning they hate onions, or they hate leeks, or they hate all um alliaceous comestibles, or?
Yes, onions have to be in everything.
5 mins ago, by Robusto
@tchrist They were out of rutabagas. Duh!
I know three people whom this causes crippling pain.
@tchrist Well they don't hate them, but they are very careful about not having onion breath.
Oh, but sausage breath is fine.
Actually, sausage breath is the wurst.
Gay.
12:18
And you knew I was going to say that.
The people in question are vegetarians.
So I wouldn't know.
But now that you mention it, most sausage in Germany contains onions so it's same shit different dress.
I'll eat veggie sausage on a pizza, but I wouldn’t go out of my way looking for it.
I've not seen veggie sausage on a pizza.
REALLY?!
I don't think it can handle the temperature.
@tchrist Really.
And I've tried thousands of products by hundreds of manufacturers.
I am qualified.
12:20
That's in the local supermarket’s freezer.
See, now that is a lie.
That is not Italiano.
¿Cómo no?
I know Italians. Before they eat veggie sausage, they'll put cut me up and put me on their pizza.
Grossest name evar?
12:21
Well, yes.
Grossest image, too.
What is that, a yellow venus flytrap?
Doesn't look very enticing.
A cheese-delivery device.
OIC that's cheese with cheese on it. Both made of not cheese, since this is America.
No tofuerkies were harmed in the making of this picture.
Faux turkey.
12:23
> 1st NON-DAIRY CHEESE THAT REALLY MELTS
@tchrist I dunno, I wouldn't rush to Big Pizza's defense any time soon, but this product photo, to me, looks way worse than the German Salami.
@tchrist They make it sound so appealing.
Wait, they admit it's not cheese?
In fact the number one of not cheeses?
Fuck it dude, let's go bowlin.
user174558
Too much italics.
Too much Jasperics.
Which reminds me.
I must go do some HTMLLLLLLL.
user174558
Hi @TRiG long time.
@Jasper Hello.
user174558
@TRiG Someone just called me pedo in the math room, lol.
Pedo mellon a Minno. Im Narvi hain echant. Celebrimbor o Eregion tethant. I thiw hin.
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12:52
@Jasper How odd.
@tchrist all that chipping away at stone, you'd think he wouldn't bother with 'I wrote this'
Hic sunt dracones.
@Robusto You've just never had good dishrag
Isn’t that a cannabis strain?
@tchrist That's neither here nor there
@tchrist Yeah. Maui wowee. They first called it Big Island dishrag, but they rebranded.
12:56
Dolphin fish.
Speaking of rebranding, is there a kind of tuna called 'dolphin' or is that ... um ... rebranding?
The mahimahi (/ˈmɑːhiːˈmɑːhiː/) or common dolphinfish (Coryphaena hippurus) is a surface-dwelling ray-finned fish found in off-shore temperate, tropical and subtropical waters worldwide. Also known widely as dorado and dolphin, it is one of two members of the Coryphaenidae family, the other being the pompano dolphinfish. The name mahimahi means very strong in Hawaiian. In other languages, the fish is known as dorade coryphène, dorado, dolphin, lampuga, llampuga, lampuka, lampuki, rakingo, calitos, ti-rone or maverikos. == NomenclatureEdit == The common English name of dolphin causes much confusion...
I HAVE FOUND EL DORADO!
So you only have to drop an S and its singular? — Matt 19 hours ago
@Matt It’s just one more pluralization crise in a long list of them. — tchrist 19 hours ago
13:31
@tchrist Pedo bear.
13:54
@tchrist that's so intentionally confusing.
"oh we catch dolphin in our nets all the time". "Ewww... you bad man. Dolphin are beautiful creatures and it's cruel to kill and eat someone with a bigger brain than us". "No you've got it all wrong, dolphin is the name of a common fish fish (not the mammal) that is related to tuna.". "Oh so dolphin are OK to eat?". "Well, the tuna related one, we release the mammal dolphin if ever caught".
"Oh. then I'll continue eating this dolphin sandwich". "That's not dolphin, that's young Bobby. Waste not want not".
Also @Gigili knows that 'mahi mahi' is polynesian for fish, and 'mahi' is persian for fish, proving the original common source of Indo-European and Polynesian cultures. DNA analysis has borne this out. They've found that the 10% DNA in Europeans from Homo Neandertalensis is the only substantial difference from the Polynesians where it is almost entirely replaced by DNA matching Homo Floresiensis.
14:27
@Mitch Yo mahi-mah.
14:56
@Mitch Bad man? batman?
15:24
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Q: could anyone explain " would have never "

Piggie VeggieI understand "would have +past participle" that use in situation something maybe happen but in fact it don't happen but " would have never + past participle " I don't know how to use

So, you...
...no, wait.
Um.
Wat.
@Gigili Yes. Only bad men would catch the mammal dolphin for food.
— "I don't know how to steer the ISS properly." — "Well, then don't".
— "I don't know how to run the United States of America." — "Well, then go watch TV instead".
— "I don't know how to operate a nuclear plant." — "Well, leave it to the people who do".
— "I don't know when to use the word 'never'." — "Well, you totally should, and here's the exactly one simple rule that tells you how to do it correctly 100% of the time".
@RegDwigнt What if as president of the united states, you need to use the word to control the nuclear reactor steering the ISS? It's not implausible.
But then you are the President of the United States. DUH.
So we already know you can't do any of these things.
15:43
@RegDwigнt Wait... that would explain quite a bit. Daughter Malia and son Sacha, all these bulky guys in shades and business suits hanging around me talking into their wrists all the time. Vacations on Nantucket. People keep asking me to sign things and .. gah... give speeches about it. I always thought of that as a funny coincidence.
Hm.
Hm hm.
There's a lot of racist jokes in there. Mostly hinging on looking in the mirror and suddenly realizing things. Like why they didn't accept you at KKK. Or that you have such an insanely huge dongle no love interest of yours ever went back.
But be quick to look. If you wait a couple years, that same look will get you the realization you have a trillion for every hair you don't.
I think Piggie Veggie was reading our chat about veggie pizzas and sausages and decided to troll us on the main site.
@Robusto Now that's racist
No, that's not racist enough.
No. It's speciesist.
15:54
Ooh. I'm so sorry. That's really their name.
If pizza can be considered a species.
Vegetarians are Hitlers. They make sure everyone gets cancer except themselves. Worst holocaust in history.
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My apologies.
Baby Hitler was adorable.
Nah, he was a little prick even then.
Hitler was a vegetarian, too. Just eff why I.
15:55
Well, no more than all the other little whiny bastards
He was a bastard.
literally.
@RegDwigнt Yeah. You will remember he killed no vegetables in the camps. That was big of him.
@Robusto especially at the age of baby. That's when he was vegetarian the most.
wait...all these years I've been using 'literally' to mean 'literarily' meaning 'I read it in a book'
Yes. And all these years you also didn't know you were running the US and the ISS, and had a large cock.
Where's the news here?
@Mitch And I've been using it to mean littorally, thinking I was talking about the seashore.
15:57
I was using it clitorally, talking to the seawhore.
@RegDwigнt *ruining (ftfy)
@Robusto that is just the American spelling of the same word.
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Q: What is the best position of 'hardly' in a word?

Nazmul HassanIn our country, students have chance to earn money hardly. is incorrect. Please say why it is incorrect? What is the best position of hardly? Is there any rule for placing hardly, severely, rarely in a sentence?

How did this slip under the radar?
Wait.
What is the best position of a word inside another word?
What is this incest?
fan-hardly-tastic
15:59
The best position is infuckingside.
It's a question about tmesis.
jinx
Jinfuckingx.
Bobby Jinxdall.
t-fucking-mesis
Hey, what's the other Italian sports car mfgr. who is not Ferrari or Lamborghini?
Can't think of it right now.
It's high-end, like those, and it's not Bughatti.
16:01
Fiat?
Maserati. Thank you.
Bulgari?
Versace?
We're playing way past that.
Translation: you can stop now.
I stopped long ago.
@Robusto Alfa Romeo. Lancia. Fiat.
16:01
I stopped caring long ago
You're caring me apart, Lisa.
No, Martin Motors.
Sounds like a nice slogan. "No Martin Motors, thanks".
Doesn't Fiat own Rolls Royce now? or Porsche or something?
worries it might be Volkswagen
No. All are owned by Volkswagen.
Your worries come too late.
16:03
oh.
And all too little.
That's OK. I stopped caring before that so I'm safe.
Volkswagen made sure to own everything, so once they go down, which is what's happening right now, they take everything down with them.
@RegDwigнt Volkswagen—subverting clean-air laws one car at a time.
But as a vegetarian without a car, I couldn't care less about everything. MWUAHAHAHAHAHA.
16:04
"let me take you down, cause I'm going too, penny-y lane."
@Robusto you misspelled "one million cars at a time".
@RegDwigнt Did you know you could exchange photos for rides in cars?
@Robusto did you know you could exchanged drive-bys for life?
takes photo of a car
Did you know you could exchange drive-ins for your wife?
16:05
takes life of a sandwich
Mmm, sandwiches. Emparedados. And it's not yet noon. Hmm.
@Robusto I did! But then I became a vegetarian and my brain didn't get enough vitamins and cancer to keep remembering things.
also hitler
Also Hitler.
Feb 3 '11 at 20:07, by Robusto
See, that's why we go over this stuff.
16:06
What's that noise? Who's in here?
Hmm, not Jasper. Who could it be?
16:20
Well whoever it is it's not me. In fact I'll be muting everyone else as well, starting with communists.
user174558
Speak of the angel.
17:14
Jasper, you're a moth surrounded by candles in here. Flutter accordingly.
user174558
I am Mariah the butterfly.
@cornbreadninja麵包忍者: Marc Maron interviews Elvis Costello on his WTF podcast.
Maron gets some really good guests. Maybe it's because he's such a good interviewer.
He's done Vince Gilligan, Barack Obama, Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, Keith Richards, John Mayall . . . the list goes on.
+1 for Barack Gilligan and Patrick McKellan.
user174558
He's not done me.
17:42
roundtrip or round trip?
I had a casing accident where I used both in different places
@JohanLarsson I would use two words.
I picked one, have to change now I think
it is a method that writes to xml and serializes back btw
to test that serialization works
17:59
If it's a method, you could easily just use roundtrip.
I wouldn't camelCase it for that.
yeah, did not like it cameled
7 hours ago, by Jasper
When I think of Camels, I think of Saudi Arabia.
user174558
18:19
@JohanLarsson To decide, check the dictionary. But this may be a special case.
18:41
check dictionary or chat :)
19:11
I heard this chat is...rowdy
19:40
I always heard it was reserved.
@Robusto Very tame?
@0celo7 By UFC standards, yes.
But at least we don't go pumping out event notifications ever fifteen seconds.
20:06
Now it's rowdy in here.
@Robusto ooh.
user174558
20:33
That pic is distracting me.
22:09
So many hearts have been broken by the lies of history.
22:32
@Robusto In american stories, there is no second act.
It goes straight to act 3 or 4
@Gigili What? Columbus didn't discover America? sobs uncontrollably
@cornbreadninja麵包忍者 rowr!
I'll match that and raise:
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