Posted: 1:08 AM - Jul 14, 2003
You misread it, the rule book says you can't "sweet". All programmers are fat and sweaty, thats like, rule #1.not allowed
*waves* I'm here now!
I'd forgotten just how hot this place is. o_0
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Posted: 9:22 PM - Jul 14, 2003
Posted: 11:27 PM - Jul 14, 2003
Don't got sweeting all over the keyboard, now. :Onot allowed
Posted: 1:15 AM - Jul 15, 2003
I'm not fat nor sweaty. Well today I am, it's like 30 deg C and I was out skateboarding in it :/ Oh well.
Rule #1 is infact to wear radiation protection due to the likelyhood of prolonged exposure in front of the monitor.Damn it all to hell... I need to pay for a HTML sig?
Rule #1 is infact to wear radiation protection due to the likelyhood of prolonged exposure in front of the monitor.Damn it all to hell... I need to pay for a HTML sig?
Posted: 8:34 PM - Aug 08, 2003
so speaking of the accents, how come European accents are almost always perceive as a sexy attribute when Asian accents are associated with low class, uneducated and something you want to get rid of? ![]()
is that only true in the Asian community or is it universal (well, at least in North America?) B/c if some1 speaks with a heavy Asian accent, usually they r automatically looked down upon by those with less of an accent... So sad...
That aside, someone said my Chinese accent is "sexy" ...first time i got that, ever. Of course its from a non-Asian person.
and yeah, i don't sweat that much even in TX ...but I am programming right now, so maybe that has something to do with it ^-^ Hate the humidity though.
is that only true in the Asian community or is it universal (well, at least in North America?) B/c if some1 speaks with a heavy Asian accent, usually they r automatically looked down upon by those with less of an accent... So sad...
That aside, someone said my Chinese accent is "sexy" ...first time i got that, ever. Of course its from a non-Asian person.
and yeah, i don't sweat that much even in TX ...but I am programming right now, so maybe that has something to do with it ^-^ Hate the humidity though.
Posted: 8:46 PM - Aug 08, 2003
I think it may be that Asian accents tend to be more often accompanied by broken or distorted grammar due to the very different syntaxes of the languages, and the mixing of l's and r's may be seen as child-like.
Either that or it's racism.
I dunno. I speak unaccented English, since I was raised here, but I know I sometimes cringe when my parents talk, which may be a socially-ingrained reaction.---
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Either that or it's racism.
I dunno. I speak unaccented English, since I was raised here, but I know I sometimes cringe when my parents talk, which may be a socially-ingrained reaction.---
Lurker
Posted: 9:51 PM - Aug 08, 2003
Accents = teh hot. :Onot allowed
Posted: 11:27 PM - Aug 08, 2003
People here keep mistaking my accent for Australian. It freaks me out. o_0
Posted: 2:30 AM - Aug 09, 2003
i have a chinese accent >_<
its ok, i'll just stay in my "chinese" community- Instant Noodle is the way for a healthy balanced meal -
its ok, i'll just stay in my "chinese" community- Instant Noodle is the way for a healthy balanced meal -
Posted: 2:36 AM - Aug 09, 2003
That is so weird, I've had Americans say I have a British accent.. why can't some Americans tell the difference?? The two are so insanely different from each other!MRk MRK n FnK MzQuote:
People here keep mistaking my accent for Australian. It freaks me out.