The General Chit Chat Thread 3

[Soryon]

whtas up whatsup

[krbee]

Just don't do that in front of kid. Or at a romantic dinner. Or in a public place.
Or basically don't ever do that except to amuse yourself.

xD

@Soryon: hi

[JoonasTo]

Just don't do that in front of kid. Or at a romantic dinner. Or in a public place.
Or basically don't ever do that except to amuse yourself.

Don't listen to old fruit here, kids will love that. 

[froody1911]

whtas up whatsup

Hello, rare anomalous appearance named Soryon.

[Tiffanys]

Only the boys that are at the age where they like finding bugs and trying to scare people with them. It'll probably make the little girls start crying and run away.

[buchno]

2 (she said this part is creepy):

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Really cool! :D

But can you do this?

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[JoonasTo]

wow. creepy buchno. your hand looks like mine

[Bob2004]

Actually probably here in Japan, too. They like their tea even more than us Brits.

However the brew you brits are drinking is hardly what I would call tea. Yes, there I said it. Put more sugar and milk than the actual tea and there you go: "English tea"

I don't know what you consider normal 'English tea', but I wouldn't drink it if it has more than a teaspoonful of sugar in, tops, and I prefer it with no sugar at all (same for coffee).

Milk is more flexible though. How much milk you put in tea seems to depend on age - I personally only like a tiny bit of milk, but my dad likes a moderate amount, and my grandparents prefer having what seems to be more milk than actual tea (and is fairly disgusting in my opinion).

[Burkingam]

The more I learn C++ the less I think I understand it. It's just fucking weird.

[Mistgun_Zero]

The more I learn C++ the less I think I understand it. It's just fucking weird.

Really? I thought it was straight forward and easy though a bit confusing at first.

And damn. Still 2 days for holidays and all bus tickets back home are fully booked. Had to choose private travel service and those assholes have doubled up the bus fares. FuK. Did finally manage to get a seat but well it was too costly for a normal bus service.

Worst yet. Buses on return dates are even more booked and even more costly. Nice way to take advantage of festive season.

[Burkingam]

Delphy is straight forward.

[Mistgun_Zero]

Delphy is straight forward.

Hang in there. Tentacle-Neko Onee-sama

[froody1911]

While it isn't that straightforward, C++ is actually more common-sense-y than, say, Java.

At the least, I wouldn't call it "weird". I'm curious, what makes you say that?

[krbee]

But can you do this?

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WHOA, no, I can't do that...*tries it and fails*

This one isn't as unique as the other pic. My mother says it looks like a crab, though I don't see it:

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[froody1911]

U haz dem mad fingering skillz!

Oh.
Er.
Ahem.

[krbee]

^Thanks, I guess xD It does amuse me sometimes. My arms are a little different too

[Tiffanys]

You could probably be a contortionist or something...

[Burkingam]

I'm curious, what makes you say that?

The way it manages data structure. You don't really need to differentiate between the heap and the stack in Delphy. You don't need to worry about pointers either.

[froody1911]

That is actually one of the largest factors that contribute to C++'s famed flexibility. C++ is less of a high-level language than Delphy so it's only to be expected that you sacrifice some code simplicity for deeper programming. Obviously this is thanks to pointers, which are among the best features of C++. Once you get used to them, that is.

[Tiffanys]

It's interesting that Vikings never wore helmets with horns or wings, it's just another one of those bullshit things Europeans made up.