Posted March 19, 2016
 
  snowkatt
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  Breja
You're in my spot
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Posted March 19, 2016


Anyway, I really have to turn in for the night... or what's left of it. You'll have to cast the rest of the characters without me:D
Post edited March 19, 2016 by Breja
 
  v o i d | flower
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   Registered: Mar 2010
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Posted March 19, 2016

Or did you not even bother to read it, and just proceeded to whine not knowing what it's about?
But no, the key is to "lighten up". I'll go do that with my music now. I said what I wanted to say.
 
  snowkatt
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  zeogold
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Posted March 19, 2016
 I'd help him do it.
 
  P-E-S
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  snowkatt
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  Emob78
jack and coke plz
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From United States
Posted March 19, 2016
 So true. I'm actually worried about the internet. Its blood pressure is way too high. Internet is looking at a future of heart attacks and strokes if it doesn't learn to calm down and laugh at things once in a while.
 
  dtgreene
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   Registered: Jan 2010
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Posted March 19, 2016
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Anyway, I really have to turn in for the night... or what's left of it. You'll have to cast the rest of the characters without me:D

either wonderland or through the looking glass
Of course, who knows whether it will actually make sense.
P.S. Have you looked at the recipe I linked to?
 
  zeogold
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  snowkatt
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Posted March 19, 2016
 i dont even want to know 
  snowkatt: well i dare you to write the bloody thing ;p
snowkatt: well i dare you to write the bloody thing ;p 
either wonderland or through the looking glass dtgreene: Well, I could just run the original works through my predictive text generator. (I actually did that with Alice in Wonderland as the first serious test of my program.)
dtgreene: Well, I could just run the original works through my predictive text generator. (I actually did that with Alice in Wonderland as the first serious test of my program.) 
 
Of course, who knows whether it will actually make sense.
 
P.S. Have you looked at the recipe I linked to? i think the story will make more sense 
..well as much sense it can make with me as the protagonist anyway if somebody actually rewrites it with the characteristics of the people involved
 
and uh no
i dont like lemons and i dont really like to cook either to be honest

either wonderland or through the looking glass

Of course, who knows whether it will actually make sense.
P.S. Have you looked at the recipe I linked to?
..well as much sense it can make with me as the protagonist anyway if somebody actually rewrites it with the characteristics of the people involved
and uh no
i dont like lemons and i dont really like to cook either to be honest
Post edited March 19, 2016 by snowkatt
 
  dtgreene
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Posted March 19, 2016
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 What about electricians? (If you actually read the recipe, it asks you to "throw in everything else except the electrician".) 
 
On a more serious note, I am wondering where "electrician" comes from, as the source would have had to contain the word. Why would that word be in a cookbook? ("Slices of Lemon Juice" makes more sense, as "slices of lemon" could occur reasonably in text, and "lemon" is often followed by "Juice".)
 
Anyway, predictive text generator output is weird; it looks reasonable at first glance, but if you look at it carefully, it becomes apparent that it is actually nonsense.
On a more serious note, I am wondering where "electrician" comes from, as the source would have had to contain the word. Why would that word be in a cookbook? ("Slices of Lemon Juice" makes more sense, as "slices of lemon" could occur reasonably in text, and "lemon" is often followed by "Juice".)
Anyway, predictive text generator output is weird; it looks reasonable at first glance, but if you look at it carefully, it becomes apparent that it is actually nonsense.
 
  Cyraxpt
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Posted March 19, 2016

But no, the key is to "lighten up". I'll go do that with my music now. I said what I wanted to say.
Now, if there was 3 or 4 threads about the same subject in the front page, that would be another story...
 
  snowkatt
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   Registered: Oct 2010
From Netherlands
Posted March 19, 2016

On a more serious note, I am wondering where "electrician" comes from, as the source would have had to contain the word. Why would that word be in a cookbook? ("Slices of Lemon Juice" makes more sense, as "slices of lemon" could occur reasonably in text, and "lemon" is often followed by "Juice".)
Anyway, predictive text generator output is weird; it looks reasonable at first glance, but if you look at it carefully, it becomes apparent that it is actually nonsense.
it wont pour in my glass
the cookbook si from 1938 maybe it meant electrical ?
and thats why if alice is getting gogified its best if an actual human rewrites it
so it might make a modicum of sense
( might )
 
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