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Why we should all object to *-ist jokes...
Researcher 185550 Posted Sep 19, 2002
I don't do Hebrew, but I could probably make it up.
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egon Posted Sep 19, 2002
I posted the h2g2 fantasy football results in French this week, as a spoof eurovision result from the Evertonian jury. Unfortunately, I last studied french when I was 14, and I'm now 21, so it wasn';t all that great. I mean, what the hell is the French for sorry, I made a mistake in the results?
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 19, 2002
making stuf up is good.
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 19, 2002
making stuf up is good.
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Researcher 185550 Posted Sep 20, 2002
I think that it's probably "pardon, j'ai cre/e tout". But this posting may be removed because of foreign language regs.
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 21, 2002
I didn't know if french was suported, I wonder if your post gets taken down it it's writen in jibberish? scine the meaning is lost somewere in the hospital... it shouldn't matter.
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Researcher 185550 Posted Sep 22, 2002
Whoops, that was "sorry I made it all up". What it should have been was "Pardon, il y avait un erreur dans les resultats". I think. Possibly there's a gender wrong and possibly this posting will get removed. Or maybe they only remove them if it's all in French or something.
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 22, 2002
don't know why.
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Researcher 185550 Posted Sep 22, 2002
Standardisation. No point in having loads of valuable information if some of it's in a language you can't understand. That would make some areas of the Guide useless to some people.
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 22, 2002
it's the english lanuage funny,
I said 'don't know why' what you thought I meant 'don't know, why?' but what I meant was 'I don't know why.' .
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Researcher 185550 Posted Sep 22, 2002
Well, the answer stands up for both questions.
*Prepares for counter argument*
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 22, 2002
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Researcher 185550 Posted Sep 24, 2002
Sometimes we ruin very good questions by answering them.
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 24, 2002
Yes unaserables are always fun to kind of anwser and skirt.
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Researcher 185550 Posted Sep 25, 2002
Isn't that a paradox? Answering an unanswerable question?
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 25, 2002
Why we should all object to *-ist jokes...
Researcher 185550 Posted Sep 26, 2002
Mostly out of stubbornness. Well actually an unanswerable question might not exist. It's only unanswerable because no-one's answered it yet. Like the question of where disease came from, that used to be unanswerable.
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 26, 2002
unanswerable I feel has two destinct values, one if unanswerable because of lack of information, the other is more about unable-inormation, if you knew someone that met god or met him your self, that particular question would be anwsered (at least for you)
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Researcher 185550 Posted Sep 26, 2002
True. Proving, on the other hand, that you met God, would be another matter.
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 26, 2002
yes, but whos come back to say yia or nei?
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