🎂The cupcake thread of celebrations.
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Between thunderstorms keeping me inside and being exhausted, I chickened out and did more of my usual exercises instead >.>
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Woo! Good Post on fail.d!
https://meta.discourse.org/t/the-end-of-clown-vomit-or-simplified-category-styles/24249/14?u=boomzillaOnly 14 of those on the site (2 of them are Jeff's release posts).
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I'm an uncle again. It's a boy!
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Between thunderstorms keeping me inside
Thunderbolt and lightning very very frightening?
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Galileo, (Galileo), Galileo, (Galileo), Galileo, figaro
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if this isn't cause for celebration i don't know what is:
https://what.thedailywtf.com/t/of-the-bots-and-meta-ds/49942?u=accalia
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Don't have many of the second one, the first is really I've been slacking too much at work.
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Banana, bacon, and maple cupcakes, with a medicore design as a result of slacking off:
http://www.thecavemancupcake.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/banana-maple-bacon-featured-660x330.jpg
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I'm celebrating being featured on the front page of a popular website!
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front page
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I'm celebrating a relatively problem free roll out to live. Only had to patch the SQL twice for things the client missed in UAT
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I celebrate my car getting 100 Mm today.
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I celebrate my car getting 100 Mm today.
The last time I heard the word megameters used was when I watched Star Blazers.
Although I think they actually used space megameters.
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It's a perfectly cromulent unit.
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It's a perfectly cromulent unit.
I know that. Mega's a regular SI prefix. But it's not widely used, and literally the only thing I can think of OTTOMH where it was used was that 'toon.
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Mega's a regular SI prefix.
I knew that, but I didn't know "megametre" in particular was used at all until I decided today to be funny about it.
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I was taught a mix of British and American spelling in school. I myself prefer British English probably because I'm more exposed to it and to troll Americans.
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The word's originally French
And that makes the spelling less weird? Or are you just saying, "Don't blame us?" 'Cause y'all adopted the weird, French spelling, so y'all're still to blame.
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Or are you just saying, "Don't blame us?"
Yep'Cause y'all adopted the weird, French spelling
Because it's, like, the Système International, man!
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patch
http://thecupcakeblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Patchwork-Cupcake-with-a-Button-Flower.jpg
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Let us know when it hits 160.9Mm, then we'll talk.
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I'll try to remember to wait for 160934. Don't hold your breath though - it took me 7.5 years to reach 100000, so I'd estimate 4 more years.
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Then get a faster car
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My car may not be the fastest around but it is a fair bit faster than the trolleybus.
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a fair bit faster than the trolleybus
the trolleybus only goes from bridge to bridge.
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The word's originally French
@https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megametre said:
Megametres (from the Greek words megas = big and metro = count/measure)
You were saying, dear hedgie?
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So you're technically correct... Well played
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It came to us via French but didn't originate there, as the etymology traces it back to Ancient Greek.
Therefore it's not
originally French
and @RaceProUK is technically incorrect
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the etymology traces it back to Ancient Greek.
But the ancient Greeks didn't use it to mean the same thing. The first people to use it with the modern meaning (i.e., as a standard unit with a standard prefix) were the French. Who invented it, damnit!
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The first people to use it with the modern meaning (i.e., as a standard unit with a standard prefix) were the French.
So I am, in fact, technically correct
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So I am, in fact, technically correct
I made you a cake with a tick on it.
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Ew
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That ticks all the right boxes
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Best? Or worst?
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ICK! ICK! DUDE! SPOILER THAT SHIT!<a
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Can't spoiler a linked image from what I can see.
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yes you can
[spoiler]<img src="some link"/>[\spoiler]
[spoiler]<a href-"some href"><img src="some link"/></a>[\spoiler]
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pff ain't nobody got time fo dat.
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