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BingoBoingo: ;;google bubbling "pissing in
their own mouth"
fluffypony: yeah, poopsenders don't even deliver
to Cyprus
BingoBoingo: Maybe someone introduces him
to 'bubbling;
pankkake: fail
to see how his address in Cyprus is going
to help anything
assbot: HOLY F**** I just got
the details of 50 bitcoiners in CY DANNY BREWSTER INCLUDE
assbot: BtcAlpha.com F.MPIF
Tracker estimated NAV per share: 0.00021734 BTC (Total: 475.28 BTC). Last
trade for F.MPIF on MPEX was at 0.00023849 BTC [+]
mircea_popescu: it's pretty much
the exact equivalent. conclure may mean a cunt or a life policy.
davout: does "close" convey
the same sexual meaning?
davout: which roughly
translates
to: "you may end up fucking her on a misunderstanding"
davout: we have a saying
that applies perfectly: "sur un malentendu
tu peux
toujours conclure"
davout: mircea_popescu: you don't get anything if you don't
try!
mircea_popescu: when questioned in
the senate a week later, he claimed
that he went
to bruxelles
to do some shopping.
mircea_popescu: when it became clear
that he won't be allowed inside
the building, he left.
mircea_popescu: uninvited, like.
those people literally didn't know what
to do for like an hour.
mircea_popescu: example : romania is, sorta like france, a presidentialish republic. it's quite clear
that
the president does foreign affairs. at some point in a conflict with
the president,
this guy showed up at a eu summit.
pankkake: it does it
the apple way; announce an annoucment, gets
twice
the coverage
mircea_popescu: this guy is probably
the most amusing pietilla in all of yurp.
mircea_popescu: "Ponta: I will likely announce my intention
to run for president on August 1"
davout: don't eat
this candy bar, resist
the urge
to waste
time arguing with dotcoin, same skill really :)
davout: ;;later
tell kakobrekla disregard
that i suck cock
davout: ;;later
tell kakobrekla "hide bots" in
the logs doesn't make atcbot go away
xmj: i wonder if i can
trick assbot
BingoBoingo: davout: My dog is safely in
the ghetto where he belongs
BingoBoingo: Krauts are going
to put on Belgium like a condom and
take your
team down like
they did... well... you know
BingoBoingo: Sundown, you better
take care. If I find you been creeping round my back stairs.
BingoBoingo: US courts still need
to catch up
to bitbet courts
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: it is indeed if...
the courts don't seem
to want your bet
to come
true
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo still, it's satisfying
to see
the guy reduced
to peddling bitcents.
BingoBoingo: Some one may have lulz arriving in
their inbox...
BingoBoingo: Last
two youtube links dedicated
to
the mystery lifebomer unkilling all of my beautiful death
BingoBoingo: I mean
the Amerigo's colonies produce some shit white people, but Africa...
BingoBoingo: EC2 might be
the only
thing worse
than Nigbuntu
fluffypony: but
the guys
that invented EC2 are cool
mircea_popescu: "The Church of Scientology, an outgrowth of L. Ron Hubbard's dianetics cult of
the Fifties, became one of
the most controversial of American religious cults. When, in 1977, Federal agents raided
the cult's offices because, among other
things,
the cult had infiltrated Federal agencies and stolen Government documents related
to investigations of
the cult, public reaction was amusement as much as anything else."
mircea_popescu: o look at
that, before global warming
they had "drowsing works". who knew.
mircea_popescu: , and find out why it is so, because it works.
Those scientists who are personally psychologically so oriented
that
they simply can't accept
that notion will be simply brushed aside, and men who can and will see what's happening on
their own campuses, and will sincerely
try
to understand
this new order of phenomenon will be installed.
mircea_popescu: For
the first
time in human history,
there now exists a situation in which
the disciplined
thinking
techniques, and precision-observing
techniques of modern science will be applied in a positive sense
to
the problem of a subjective phenomenon. "Positive" in
that
the research men will be commanded, ordered, and damn well required
to stop using
their
talents
to prove it isn't so, because
their
theories hold it impossible
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> being as
the local stuffed uniforms are
the first
to 'go free agent' in any imperial collapse,
this is sorta basic. << quite
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> reads just like modern pheminist etc. crapola. << i had
this convo with girl earlier. sophism is sophism, seen it all before.
BingoBoingo: I assume
they can use pretty much Windows or android machine as
the equivalent of a
tor node anyways
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform lepeshinskaya was
the ballerina ? or was she
the educational expert ?
assbot: Scholar says
transcript of
the Declaration of Independence has an error.
BingoBoingo: Oh he's
the original rebellious early 90's rapper
to film early 00's family comedies
BingoBoingo: laugh now - cry later <<
This is
the
title of a fairly recent Ice Cube album if I'm not mistaken
BingoBoingo: "The sidewalk leading
to
the front main entrance has a running slope of 6.2 percent, rather
than
the maximum of 5 percent." << lolz
assbot: Fire Station No. 2 problems drag on | Carbondale
Times
BingoBoingo: Every now and
then "people have problems" which seem
to reinforce agency heirarchy
BingoBoingo: It was a real come
to jesus moment when I realized disk is cheaper
than shelves
BingoBoingo: At some point I discovered print
to .dvi and .ps saved so much
BingoBoingo: Cleansing papers maybe one binder has survived
the purges.
BingoBoingo: EBSCO, JSTOR, and ProjectMuse at
the
time were
the prefered sources for
things
to fill
the binders.
BingoBoingo: With my limited exposure
to computing before college (Mac OS 6&7, Dos 3.3, Windows 3.1)
The first year or so I
thought print
to
Tiff was a neat workaround....
BingoBoingo: I've went
to library school and never seen a proper one.
BingoBoingo: Took ~2 years for
the school
to discover
this exploit in
the systen
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: No, windows 2k was what
the library computers with
the scanners ran
assbot: Rising Use of Encryption Foiled
the Cops a Record 9
Times in 2013 |
Threat Level | WIRED
BingoBoingo: Well, not xerox'd
the copy machines charged.
The printers didn't so... sheetfed scanner
to giant
tiff, portable hdd
to computer lab
BingoBoingo: In
the immunodefficient fungi are often a greater
threat
than bacteria
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> many other cases of severely brainless are also created artificially - by rescuing 'super' premature infants, for example (at
tremendous cost
to
the
taxpayer, even before
they enter
the welfare system) << Similar area, Ultra Geriatrics. How long can a nonegenarian fight a fungal UTI withou amphoterrible B?
This happens prolly hundereds
to
thousands of
times a year. If only people collated results.
mircea_popescu: the dood was
too busy doing fucktarded shit like random foreign body implants