fade

Staff member
Wait.

That made me wonder something. How do the Wall-e humans poop?

They never get up, and when they get tipped out of the chairs later, there's no hole or anything.
 
Maybe they're just like Demodex, and store it up until they burst and die?

--Patrick
In the future all food was replaced with synthesized "diet" food with no calories or nutrients. They're all severely malnourished and starving to death, and only appear oversee because they've lost the ability to defecate and are literally filled to the brim with shit
 
The waitress under-charged me today, in the bar where I usually go for a beer or few after work.

The price for regular, non-imported beer in this place is 9000, 7-10k usually in these kinds of places, for people like me and my co-workers. The waitress was new, or at least I haven't seen her before, and only charged me 5000 per beer. I asked her if she was sure and she said yes. She didn't speak any english of course, I've yet to meet a waitress or any other staff in this bar who does, but it is surprising what you can communicate through gestures. So I paid her for 5000 per beer plus a handsome tip, and she went away quite happily. I gave her ample opportunity to return, but she didn't.

Now, I've been living in these kinds of countries for a few years now, and believe I have a decent idea of how things work over here. I don't mind paying the white man price, noblesse oblige and all that, as long as I'm not being outrageously ripped off. And less than 20 cents per beer is not outrageous.

But they should at least have the decency to keep it consistent.
 
Can you condescendingly correct people, and viciously downvote any answer that doesn't meet strict, mostly arbitrary criteria? Then it may be a match for you!
I love the fact that having over a decade of programming experience, I still won't answer questions online because someone will be right there with an "Actually...".
 
Can you condescendingly correct people, and viciously downvote any answer that doesn't meet strict, mostly arbitrary criteria? Then it may be a match for you!
I'd say that doesn't apply as strongly to the other stackexchange sites as it does to Stack Overflow itself. So for many topics the communities are much easier to deal with.

I love the fact that having over a decade of programming experience, I still won't answer questions online because someone will be right there with an "Actually...".
son of a gun, I just did that to Fade's response!

No wonder I fit in so well at stackechange.

:awesome:
 

fade

Staff member
I love the fact that having over a decade of programming experience, I still won't answer questions online because someone will be right there with an "Actually...".
Exactly. I do this for a job, but I don't usually answer questions, because someone with 50 gazillion imaginary points is sure to come along and "correct" me. And by correct, I mean offer an opinion or a solution which doesn't actually negate mine, but will be used that way anyway. Kind of like political discussions.
 
Exactly. I do this for a job, but I don't usually answer questions, because someone with 50 gazillion imaginary points is sure to come along and "correct" me. And by correct, I mean offer an opinion or a solution which doesn't actually negate mine, but will be used that way anyway. Kind of like political discussions.
I've found it very effective to respond with, "I look forward to your answer to this question!" It's a more polite way of saying, "Put up or shut up."
 
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