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<0> Truly wise, are you
<1> With every cabbage comes a small sachet of salt. Use it responsibly.
<2> thank you.
<3> cabbage is yucky
<4> Shadda: prove it
<3> mmkay
<5> the proof is in the pudding
<4> cabbage pudding?
<1> Shadda: coleslaw.
<3> integral, also nasty.
<1> HEATHEN!
<6> THE POWER OF LEAVES COMPELS YOU!
<3> neither quite as repulsive as say, pineapple on pizza
<1> I ATE THAT TONIGHT
<4> integral: I'm sorry.
<7> but but ... pineapple on pizza is good
<1> marshmallows too
<7> "the hawaiian" - canadian bacon + pineapple pizza
<3> gonna swallow my tongue
<3> ack
<0> It gets into the pizza!
<8> merlyn speaks truth.
<7> *I* hate little fish on pizza
<1> canadian bacon? should be ham
<4> calamari is good on pizza, though
<7> in fact, the pineapple is *supposed* to get in the pizza
<3> What part of PINEAPPLE could possibly go good with any of the ingredients in pizza?
<0> Pot is good on pizza
<7> ham = canadian bacon
<3> I love anchovies
<5> integral: canadian bacon and ham are two different things here
<4> I had calamari on deep dish chicago style pizza before
<4> it was so good
<7> it makes a little sweet bit in the middle of the cheesey taste
<7> works well
<1> pravus: I have no idea what canadian bacon is...
<0> Shabble: what do you eat with anchovies?
<5> like from a different part of the pig or something
<0> Pepperone?
<0> Ham?
<0> Beef? Olives?
<3> avar, I like *everything* on my pizza, except pineapple.
<7> canadian bacon is basically just ham. :)
<5> integral: it's still swine, but a different cut or something. taste and texture are different.
<1> you can also get nice wensledale cheece with pineapple in it
<0> Shabble: I can't stand onion
<3> beef, pepperoni, olives, bell pepper, onion, celery, chicken, tamato
<1> weird
<1> maybe it's gammon
<3> I like onions when they're diced up
<3> not when there's huge slices of em
<0> I don't like them in any form whatsoever
<5> well, i will say that *some* places just use ham for canadian bacon... but where i used to work that was not the case
<0> It feels like my pizza has little onion worms
<7> ... Back bacon is known as Canadian bacon in the United States but not in Canada, where it is simply called back bacon.
<1> garlic and shallotes
<4> ew
<4> silly Canadians
<7> Damn - now I'm hungry
<0> I'm going to walk down to the hot dog stand
<0> It's good!
<4> me too
<0> ;)
<4> I want coffee too but apparently that's bad for you.
<9> coffee is good for you
<9> as long as you don't dump gobs of sugar and cream into it
<1> eww
<9> there was a long-term study on nurses recently
<1> or even worse those flavoured syrups
<9> coffee drives down your long-term risks for heart disease
<4> pipeline: coffee promotes higher cholesterol
<9> godling: So what. It's a net benefit.
<4> pipeline: coffee itself is bad for you. :(
<9> godling: It doesn't matter if you have high cholesterol if your heart disease risk is lowered :P
<4> haha
<4> doesn't higher cholesterol increase your risk of heart disease?
<9> How is coffee itself bad for you? Caffeine allergy can be very serious, but for most people, coffee is a good thing.
<4> or is that a joke and I missed it?
<4> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cafestol
<9> godling: In long-term studies, as I just mentioned, nurses who drank gobs of coffee, both smokers and non-smokers, did better than nurses who drank little or no coffee. (And, controlling for certain other factors, vastly better than the population asa whole)
<6> YOU FAIL AT LIFE
<4> there are links to medical studies at the end of the article
<9> godling: I think they used nurses becaues a.) they were easy to monitor over the long term and b.) they drank lots of ****ing coffee.
<1> wikipedia is made up!
<9> "In filtered coffee drinks such as drip brewed coffee, it is present in only negligible amounts."
<4> read the next part
<9> I don't know anyone other than myself who drinks french pressed coffee.
<9> *boiled coffee*
<9> as in
<9> from a percolator
<9> and unfiltered
<9> and "significant" doesn't mean much
<9> they mean "statistically significant"
<4> I guess
<9> as in, less than 5% likely to be *zero*
<1> sheesh, 99% of statistics are done by people not qualified to do them.
<9> Heh.
<9> I failed econometrics twice.
<9> I've had three years of statistics cl***es due to that :P
<9> it probably didn't help that it was a 400-level with a professor who didn't speak english well enough to write tests that made sense :)
<4> pipeline: what langauge did he speak?
<6> math?
<9> godling: Mandarin. His english was terrible. In a normal math cl***, you know, who gives a ****. In econometrics, NOT COOL.
<9> I hate the term "statistical significance", as people who do not understand statistics immediately leap to that meaning that it's actually significant.
<9> "statistical significance" means that it's unlikely that the number is zero :P
<4> in all fairness I read it b efore I had my morning coffee :P
<9> It's two PM and I'm just now having my morning coffee.
<9> sadly, unaccompanied by a cigar, as those ****ers at JR are out of stock on my favorite
<4> I can't smoke anymore, my lungs can't handle it.
<9> godling: Oh, it just occurred to me how coffee is bad for you: ulcers.
<9> godling: It's ****ing horrible for your stomach.
<10> preferably or preferabally?
<3> The former.
<10> but doesnt -ly make an adverb?
<3> http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=Preferably
<11> Do you have to have a value with a key in a hash?
<9> Pz: I think you could ***ign the empty string as the value.
<11> Oh ok, thanks.
<11> I want to use exists, but exists doesn't work with arrays.
<6> sure it does
<6> eval: @a=(1..5); exists $a[2] ? "yes" : "no"
<12> Botje: Return: yes
<13> GumbyBRAIN: Julia Roberts is a hooker
<14> simcop2387: Botje is a hooker.
<4> pipeline: nowadays I try to eat at least toast with morning coffee
<13> Botje: how long have you kept this from #perl?
<15> can anyone help with a perl login that opens a file looks at it then closes it and adds to the file
<4> pipeline: I'm getting older and it's starting to wear on me. :P
<9> godling: Oh, ****, tobacco and coffee is an -after- breakfast event.
<9> godling: I'm not one of those godless heathens who goes without breakfast.
<3> GumbyBRAIN, buu is a asian male prostitute
<14> Shadda: A to the ban is to make life easier. Removing them would be woo'd, and not asian/indian/african, surely?
<17> "jjk" at 81.76.58.52 pasted login at http://dragon.cbi.tamucc.edu:8080/8
<9> godling: Well, I suppose I am, as a matter of fact, a godless heathen. But not one who goes without breakfast.
<4> pipeline: isn't "godless heathen" kinda redundant?
<9> godling: You could have a heathen who had some other god.
<9> godling: monolatrism 4 lyfe, G
<15> why does no one have op in here
<4> whenever anyone says <something> for life I know they can't be for real. :P
<9> jjk: I think bots generally handle that kind of thing on freenode.
<4> no, bots don't handle sheeit
<15> oh
<4> oh wait, I guess they do
<15> is it possable to have a <stdin> input to open files
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