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<0> i cant send emails to hotmail :(
<1> yay!
<0> so funny
<1> yep
<0> ns info re_boot
<0> sorry
<0> !seen re_boot
<2> hi can i ask how to call newline method in vb
<1> vbCrLf
<2> thank you
<2> Chr(13) + Chr(10) i use this
<2> it work too
<3> duh.
<1> they're the same thing
<1> but guess which is easier?
<2> yours sure
<1> and for the record, + is for numbers
<1> & is for strings
<2> i know this
<1> Then why did you not use it?
<2> i know + and &
<2> diffrance between them
<2> not vbCrLf
<1> Then why not use them?
<2> i told you i just know this from you
<2> i know differance between + and &
<1> That's great
<1> So why use them improperly?
<1> You used +, that should be &
<1> So either you DON'T know the difference, or you've yet to understand why you made that mistake
<2> i ask here for new line
<1> NOT TALKING ABOUT NEWLINE
<1> NO NEWLINE
<1> TALKING ABOUT + OR &
<1> ****sake kid, grow a god damn brain
<1> WHY YOU USE + AND NOT &?
<2> nobody answer me. so i search on help
<1> WHY YOU MISTAKE?
<2> i found that chr() + chr()
<4> heh heh
<0> Re_Boot
<0> welcome back
<5> :>
<6> odd
<6> deconstructor isn't being called
<3> yay i get to trudge through the rain to uni, and get soaking wet feet.
<3> yay me.
<5> horrible heat wave here, been over 100f daily for a week, 105 here today
<6> ouch
<7> hasn't been much better here
<6> hm
<6> direct3d is throwing an error internally
<7> throw one back
<6> at Microsoft.DirectX.Direct3D.Font.OnLostDevice()
<6> at Microsoft.DirectX.Direct3D.Font.OnParentLost(Object sender, EventArgs e)
<6> at Microsoft.DirectX.Direct3D.Device.raise_DeviceLost(Object i1, EventArgs i2)
<6> at Microsoft.DirectX.Direct3D.Device.Finalize()
<8> oh noes! you lost a device!
<7> hardware prob?
<6> odd that the Font is throwing it though
<6> I didn't lose the device, I destroyed it
<6> but I destroyed the font first I think
<6> yep I did
<6> also this only occurs sometimes ...
<6> mmkay
<6> oddly
<6> Private Sub GameForm_FormClosing(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.FormClosingEventArgs) Handles Me.FormClosing
<6> gENGINE.QuitEngine()
<6> 'e.Cancel = True
<6> End Sub
<6> commenting out the .cancel made it work
<6> eureka!
<9> fortune favours the brave
<6> fortune favors the fortuitous
<8> fortune favors the 500
<9> favours
<6> fortune favours favors
<9> yeah anyway
<9> i managed to overclock a 486 to just under 8Ghz
<9> that must deserve a pulitzer
<6> omg don't trust the sherrif!
<8> hmm, the fat-*** goa'uld
<6> he's a goa'uld!
<8> max headroom and crazy eddie are in it as well, heh
<9> http://dropped.wordpress.com/2006/06/16/university-illiteracy-and-american-cultural-imperialism/
<9> now that's a bit of a laugh
<9> though I must say that I agree with some of it
<6> "Access has become a verb"
<6> oh sweet heavens no!
<6> not a verb!
<6> An apartment is literally ONE room. A billion is a million to the power of two (bi-), just as a trillion
<6> who the what now
<6> "Barmaids and barmen become bartenders because of more politically correct bull****"
<6> or maybe cuz barmaids and barmen sound horrible
<6> when were they ever called that
<9> the colloquialisms between english speaking countries have always been present
<9> But between English and the so called American-English, the differences aren't so great as to give the title referring to a dialect: "American-English"
<9> heh, go to scotland, they differ a whole lot more
<6> 'get in mah belly!
<8> when was Access not a verb?
<8> or view, for that matter?
<8> and is he saying apartment SHOULD mean only one room, or that that is what it means, and it out to mean something else?
<6> I thought a 'flat' was an apartment
<6> but its apparently one room
<9> apartment = 1 room
<6> which this guy is saying is the same thing
<9> though almost any word can have it's meaning changed if it is used incorrectly on a wide-scale
<6> a studio apartment in 'american english' IS one room though
<9> to the point where it is accepted and thus taken as correct
<8> author's kinda a ****
<8> didn't 'apartment' come from some latin word referring to an entire building of them ?
<6> and unable to communicate
<6> which is funny
<6> if an apartment is a room
<6> then aren't all buildings 'apartment' buildings
<9> [French appartement, from Italian appartamento, from appartare, to separate, from a parte, apart : a, to (from Latin ad-; see ad-) + parte, side (from Latin pars, part-; see part).]
<8> "Wait, that didn't come out right"
<6> heh
<9> :o
<9> FuIru: access and view never have been verbs, and in attempting to use them as such is simply incorrect
<9> verbs can be abstracted from them however
<8> it does derive from a latin verb
<6> language is how people communicate
<6> its impossible for it to be incorrect
<6> if its how people communicate
<8> mmm, alba
<6> alba++ !!
<9> I think it's a matter of precision and accurancy. It would be great to eliminate confusion in language...
<9> but how to get rid of all the americans
<9> tricky.
<6> if we tell you 'apple' is a verb, you better ****ing comply!
<9> :/
<8> i say we go with that piece attributed to Twain... start eliminating redundant characters
<8> you from oz, roffle?
<8> cuz I'd find it rather odd for a descendant of criminals to say we should get rid of americans ;p
<9> I would too
<9> that would be completely inappropriate
<8> no doubt, hehe
<9> luckily for me i'm from NZ
<9> :P
<8> hori? ;p
<9> does eating chicken with my hands count?
<9> phrizer is the only hori in this chan
<8> mustard man!
<10> hmm
<10> what was my quit msg?
<8> peer
<6> [22:02] * roffle (john3_16@203.100.215.77) Quit (An apartment is NOT one room)
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