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I suggest someone on the mod/admin team set up reply via email.
All it takes is a new gmail account and admin access here:
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I come here for the ads. So I hope this fancy feature doesn't take them away from us.
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No, I'm sure they will email you the ads by return
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No, I'm sure they will email you the ads by return
Yes, then I shall be very happy and in return for my happiness, they can have my eye-balls glued to their content.
Filed Under: Why is IE11 auto closing my page?
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Neat, OK - just enabled it!
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Neat, OK - just enabled it!
Thanks, but where can I get it? How can I subscribe via email?
Also if you make me moderator, leprechaun like ferries will give you three pots of gold. I have spoken to the ferry leader and he has said this so himself.
Here's his quote:
Ferry leader: If you make @Nagesh - Astute observer of human civilization the moderator on your forum, you'll get 3 pots of gold.
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Also if you make me moderator, leprechaun like ferries will give you three pots of gold.
This sort of shameless begging for mod powers is just sad.
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This sort of shameless begging for mod powers is just sad.
Firstly it is not begging. It is bribing. Also if you have ferry gold, you'll never want any other kind ever.
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Also if you have ferry gold, you'll never want any other kind ever.
Unless your ferry sinks.
Filed under: Topical humor!
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ferry
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
Filed under: homophone, fairies are homo-phones
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It means
- Boat ride.
- Magical creature that lives in enchanted forest.
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It means
- Boat ride.
- Magical creature that lives in enchanted forest.
HINT:
##BIGGER HINT:
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You should have used Heterograph instead of Homophone to explain Nagesh's mistake.
@Nagesh if you are referring to the thing generally pictured as a tiny person with wings that is spelled "fairy".
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You should have used Heterograph instead of Homophone to explain Nagesh's mistake.
I suppose that point could be argued, but it seems like it's just pedantry...oh, right.@Nagesh if you are referring to the thing generally pictured as a tiny person with wings that is spelled "fairy".
Aw, you're no fun! I didn't want to just give it to him!
Filed under: can't make him drink, Lead a horse to water
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Aw, you're no fun! I didn't want to just give it to him!
When explaining language mistakes to non-native speakers it is better to explain directly rather than just saying that the word they used has other meanings (especially because you didn't point out that what he wanted is spelled differently).
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You should have used Heterograph instead of Homophone to explain Nagesh's mistake.
@Nagesh if you are referring to the thing generally pictured as a tiny person with wings that is spelled "fairy".
Actually, fairy is a man who likes other men. Have you heard that usage also?
Edit: Ok. I meant fairy. I will now let that post stand, but I am talking about fairies - magical creatures who give you gold.
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Actually, fairy is a man who likes other men.
The slang term stems from the mythology - fairies (tiny people with wings and magic dust) tend to be effeminate, and gay men are stereotypically also effeminate.
Please note: this is not really a nice thing to say. I wouldn't go quite so far as to call it a slur, but it's impolite at least.
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The slang term stems from the mythology - fairies (tiny people with wings and magic dust) tend to be effeminate, and gay men are stereotypically also effeminate.
And they wear boots.
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Dangit, you beat me to it.
Filed under: Smoking and tripping is all that you do
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Please note: this is not really a nice thing to say. I wouldn't go quite so far as to call it a slur, but it's impolite at least.
Naw, it's been reclaimed. I teach a class in "Comparative Fairy Studies" down at the local community college.
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"Comparative Fairy Studies"
Colloquially known as "Gaywatch".
Their banner has a picture of The Hoff, who must not be hassled.
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where can I get it? How can I subscribe via email?
Mostly this means you can press the "reply" button in your email client and reply to any notification emails from discussion here.
Those email replies will be posted here as if you opened your web browser, navigated to the site, and manually composed the reply.
Much faster workflow for mobile, when you don't even have to open the browser (or an "app") to reply at all.
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On 23. maj 2014, 1:19:28, codinghorror wrote:
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On 23. maj 2014, 1:19:28, codinghorror wrote:
That was supposed to quote @codinghorror said:
Mostly this means you can press the "reply" button in your email client and reply to any notification emails from discussion here.
...and add my own I wonder how well that works... underneath. I guess it doesn't work that well...
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Edit: Ok. I meant fairy. I will now let that post stand, but I am talking about fairies - magical creatures who give you gold
I believe you may be thinking of leprechauns there.
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Depends on the mail client I guess. Here is a reply sent via android 4.4
default gmail client.With a picture attached.
On May 23, 2014 3:29 AM, "ender" use-the-contact-form@thedailywtf.com
wrote:
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Does Discourse cut off everything after it encounters the first quote
(lines starting with >)? That would explain why only one line of my
message came through (I'm sending this through e-mail again, this time
without any quotes).
Homophone - Wikipedia
