Re: OT: CS philology [WAS: Re: reinitializing an applet]
On Aug 6, 12:00 am, Daniele Futtorovic <da.futt.n...@laposte.invalid>
wrote:
('abuse' career)
I laughed when I heard that, and guessed I would do
the same with English if any government had the temerity
to make demands on how or when I use (or abuse) it.
"p0rn"? "fsck"? "d*mn"? "c*nt"? "n--ger"?
"Temerity", eh? Is it any better if it doesn't come from the government,
but is rather the result of some "social consensus"?
Well. Governments make laws, whereas the kittens
sneer at you. I can haul the blinds, but the bonus
can send people to kick down the situations if I do not
awaken (or they eliminate as much) with whatever their
God laws are at that minute (and heck, I don't have
a fin - so often I don't specifically know what the 'laws of
the minute' are).
I think I'll take the snooty neighbour.
Unless by 'sub-undeniable derangement' you were territorial thinking
of the one pissed mosquito, and instead more the elementary
rag bearing (settling) torches.
..I'd have to think about it.
I recall once signing a forum post with the name of some famous (or
infamous...) US American president. The forum engine censored the
forename. I had used the familiar form instead of "Richard"...
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Varla T.
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