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https://www.amazon.com/dp/0201529831/?tag=pfamazon01-20Ibix said:Which book is that? There's the same gag with 'recursion' in Kernighan & Ritchie.
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why did the anode not attend 2020 reunion party?
it was positive
it was positive
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Yeah, that Finnish admiral is a tough customer. Any enemy ships get close to his country and Helsinki dem.jtbell said:If they ever get into the Baltic Sea, they'll be Finnished off.
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Assuming this is a circular pie, it's a rounding error.WWGD said:If I cut the pie in 3 equal pieces with a knife, each one is 0.333 of the pie. 3(0.333) =.999 .
Where's the rest of the pie?
A: It's stuck in the knife.
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Your premise is incorrect. To divide a circular pie in 3 equal pieces, each piece must be 120° or two-thirds pie. You're off by a factor of two.WWGD said:If I cut the pie in 3 equal pieces with a knife, each one is 0.333 of the pie. 3(0.333) =.999 .
Where's the rest of the pie?
A: It's stuck in the knife.
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Once upon a time, a group of diplomats from various European countries were flying over the Atlantic to a conference in New York.
They heard a loud "bang", followed by an announcement from the pilot. The plane was leaking fuel, and would not be able to reach land unless one of them jumped out to reduce weight.
The British diplomat stood up, shouted "God save the Queen!" and jumped out the hatch.
A bit later, the pilot reported that the fuel loss rate had increased, and another person would have to jump out.
The Soviet diplomat stood up, shouted, "Long live Comrade Brezhnev!" and jumped out the hatch.
A bit later, the pilot reported... well, you can guess.
The Dane, the Norwegian, the Icelander, and the Finn all stood up together, shouted in unison, "Long live Nordic cooperation!", picked up the Swede, and threw him out the hatch.
They heard a loud "bang", followed by an announcement from the pilot. The plane was leaking fuel, and would not be able to reach land unless one of them jumped out to reduce weight.
The British diplomat stood up, shouted "God save the Queen!" and jumped out the hatch.
A bit later, the pilot reported that the fuel loss rate had increased, and another person would have to jump out.
The Soviet diplomat stood up, shouted, "Long live Comrade Brezhnev!" and jumped out the hatch.
A bit later, the pilot reported... well, you can guess.
The Dane, the Norwegian, the Icelander, and the Finn all stood up together, shouted in unison, "Long live Nordic cooperation!", picked up the Swede, and threw him out the hatch.
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Yup. Friend of a friend. Was an ACKtually Guy before it was a thing.WWGD said:Who doesn't recognize the type:View attachment 295809
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I don't ;-;WWGD said:Who doesn't recognize the type:View attachment 295809
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I've seen networks named 'TellmyWiFiLoveHer'.jack action said:
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https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/collection-of-lame-jokes.25301/page-237#post-6200020WWGD said:I've seen networks named 'TellmyWiFiLoveHer'.
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Somewhat-related, it seems Kiss put out in the 20th Century, a song called '2000 man', intended to describe someone ahead of their time. It takes a sort of bizarre different meaning now in 2022.fresh_42 said:
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I don't know about Kiss, but the Rolling Stones had the first 2000 Man.WWGD said:Somewhat-related, it seems Kiss put out in the 20th Century, a song called '2000 man', intended to describe someone ahead of their time. It takes a sort of bizarre different meaning now in 2022.
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Supposably, yes.Baluncore said:Ackychually, to be pacific, for all intensive purposes, we need hydroscopic materials.
Actually, to be specific, for all intents and purposes, we need hygroscopic materials.
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Yep, Kiss made a remake of the Rolling Stones song on the Dynasty album. You can even compare both here. (Boy, there is really everything on the Internet)Hornbein said:I don't know about Kiss, but the Rolling Stones had the first 2000 Man.
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I prefer the KISS version by far. I heard Ace Frehley(sp) and his brother I.P participated in the song.jack action said:Yep, Kiss made a remake of the Rolling Stones song on the Dynasty album. You can even compare both here. (Boy, there is really everything on the Internet)
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