i have a dhiarrheah

[maks]

I'm several orders of magnitude "older than you", in sidereal years, tropical years, unix-time, whatever time domain you choose. If I could find out my age, the expression of that age likely wouldn't make any sense to me nor you, given that I only know the same numerical constructs as most anyone else.
It actually really upsets me to think about how much I can remember vs what I can't remember. Will I even remember the internet after say, a thousand years of making new memories? People aren't designed to remember more than maybe 100yrs worth of experiences. And that's why I consider myself "ill", whether everything I've said above is mere delusion (God please why can't it just be that simple) or not.

you could have just said 'i don't feel like answering that' you didn't have to try and rage me out with a nonsense answer

[blumpkin blownuts]

you could have just said 'i don't feel like answering that' you didn't have to try and rage me out with a nonsense answer

Well marks I wish I knew that answer myself, for my own small benefit.
And this gimmick's old as dirt, yet it's never raged you and was never intended to rage anyone.
But, you do reply to it, and I can count on most of your posts in general to be worth the time to read, with dp's posts probably being the only others that I hold to higher expectations - though he has little to say to me directly.
Jon's not terribly funny, but is certainly interesting. He's more knowlegable and experienced than I, in several things I want to do. Too bad he's never liked talking to me, and I think after I pretty much ate shit in that tech thread he's given up talking to me again, maybe embarrassed for me & how out-of-date my technical knowledge is.
At least you and dp have plenty of things you could teach me too.
I might end up asking you alot of linux questions at some point because I'm going to forced to work with it soon and I have next-to-no experience on it, after installing RedHat 5.1 and then forgetting about it for good when I found I couldn't play most of my favorite games in it.

[maks]

Well marks I wish I knew that answer myself, for my own small benefit.
And this gimmick's old as dirt, yet it's never raged you and was never intended to rage anyone.
But, you do reply to it, and I can count on most of your posts in general to be worth the time to read, with dp's posts probably being the only others that I hold to higher expectations - though he has little to say to me directly.
Jon's not terribly funny, but is certainly interesting. He's more knowlegable and experienced than I, in several things I want to do. Too bad he's never liked talking to me, and I think after I pretty much ate shit in that tech thread he's given up talking to me again, maybe embarrassed for me & how out-of-date my technical knowledge is.
At least you and dp have plenty of things you could teach me too.
I might end up asking you alot of linux questions at some point because I'm going to forced to work with it soon and I have next-to-no experience on it, after installing RedHat 5.1 and then forgetting about it for good when I found I couldn't play most of my favorite games in it.

fucking "rm -rdf" doesn't work anymore in ubuntu 12.04 for some strange reason they decided the 'd' is no longer necessary and the whole command will crap out if you use it what the hell

[blumpkin blownuts]

fucking "rm -rdf" doesn't work anymore in ubuntu 12.04 for some strange reason they decided the 'd' is no longer necessary and the whole command will crap out if you use it what the hell

see i recognize rm, but would have to search to remember what any of those switches do.