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Human Population Minus Minus SemiColon
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micronesia
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ilovezil
United States4143 Posts
On a more serious note, I can understand why you got those responses. I remember when a guy I know (not close, but knew him well enough) committed suicide, but it didn't really affect me. I mean, I did feel a bit shocked when I heard the news of his death, but for some reason, I couldn't really lament for the loss of his life. Strange to note, that when I went to visit my Grandma after she suffered from a stroke the same morning as his funeral, I nearly broke down in tears. | ||
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Folca
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omg, happy for his death wtf? | ||
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DeadVessel
United States6269 Posts
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dronebabo
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QuanticHawk
United States32026 Posts
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gokai
United States812 Posts
On December 08 2007 06:59 Folca wrote: so, why would you have the title of your blog post, Minus Minus ( - - = + ) omg, happy for his death wtf? He's referring to the C++ programming language by using Minus Minus Semicolon. Like 22--; would make the statement evaluate to 21. So he's saying that there's on less person in the human population, hence Human Population Minus Minus Simicolon. | ||
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
I think it's pretty out of line to laugh at a stranger dying. I have no problem laughing at skaters taking ridiculous falls though. | ||
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micronesia
United States24513 Posts
On December 08 2007 07:09 gokai wrote: I don't think that would evaluate to 21. Putting the minus minus first might? I don't remember that well. Anyway yeah you got it.He's referring to the C++ programming language by using Minus Minus Semicolon. Like 22--; would make the statement evaluate to 21. So he's saying that there's on less person in the human population, hence Human Population Minus Minus Simicolon. | ||
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Snet
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micronesia
United States24513 Posts
On December 08 2007 07:51 Snet wrote: Probably. And I'm pretty damn sure his grammar was better also :phe was probably lifting more then I can | ||
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obloquy
United States265 Posts
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micronesia
United States24513 Posts
On December 08 2007 08:14 obloquy wrote: People just tend to act like assholes over the internet. But if you told the same people that in real life, they would respond in a normal way, like saying 'im sorry'. On December 08 2007 07:04 dronebabo wrote: haha Hmm.. I wonder. | ||
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new_construct
Canada1041 Posts
On December 08 2007 08:14 obloquy wrote: People just tend to act like assholes over the internet. But if you told the same people that in real life, they would respond in a normal way, like saying 'im sorry'. so which one is the real side? | ||
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micronesia
United States24513 Posts
No seriously... the way people act in real life is the important one, for the most part. Most of us are much more rude on the internet than we would ever be IRL... If you are asking for which one is 'real' I assume you mean, which one best expresses our personality overall... and I'm tempted to say it's a combination but ~90% the IRL counterpart and <10% the internet persona. | ||
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obloquy
United States265 Posts
I think the asshole is the real side. Even though saying 'i'm sorry' is the normal social response, I think most people are just saying that because it's expected. They probably don't know what to say because they didn't know the dead person, so they just say what is expected and move on. | ||
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ilovezil
United States4143 Posts
On December 08 2007 08:58 obloquy wrote: I think the asshole is the real side. Even though saying 'i'm sorry' is the normal social response, I think most people are just saying that because it's expected. They probably don't know what to say because they didn't know the dead person, so they just say what is expected and move on. I think that was meant to be rhetorical. | ||
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{ToT}Strafe
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micronesia
United States24513 Posts
On December 08 2007 09:05 {ToT}Strafe wrote: That's what she said! Then I cried...LOL | ||
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