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TheNoob
Dank Memes
Hey, my brother is stationed in North Carolina. Funny.
CFCoasters
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CaterpillarKing
Conqueror of Cacoons
That Dutch Empire though 
What did you do?? 
What did you do?? 
Tycho
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I accepted Portugal as a vassal state.
Cue the Khmer, China, Spain, and the Dutch declaring war.
Then 'murica declared war with it's host of baddies a few turns later. Fortunately, thermonuclear annihilation is going to fix these twerps.
Cue the Khmer, China, Spain, and the Dutch declaring war.
Then 'murica declared war with it's host of baddies a few turns later. Fortunately, thermonuclear annihilation is going to fix these twerps.
Always check a civ's diplomatic situation before vassaling them.
Thanks for the lesson again CK. I really thought several was a synonym to 'many', now I see it's more then 2, but not many.
Thanks for the lesson again CK. I really thought several was a synonym to 'many', now I see it's more then 2, but not many.
I had always thought the same! I was really surprised when I checked a dictionary.
CaterpillarKing
Conqueror of Cacoons
No problem 
Hope I don't come off as a grammar nazi
Hope I don't come off as a grammar nazi
CaterpillarKing
Conqueror of Cacoons
Then why are you playing RFC Vanilla?
baseballpie
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Hey guys. It's been a while. Just doing one of my periodic updates. Nice to see the place again. Take care.
Manuss
Sleeping man
That was fast.
CaterpillarKing
Conqueror of Cacoons
Nice to see you too baseball
And finally, after 14h of non-stop hard work, our college task is complete!
A Self Verifiable Program! Which has the incredible ability to be tested at any time to check for failures with little effort from the programmer who tests it.
So if you think staying for 14 hours in front of a computer with almost no brakes just to complete one of several tasks college gives you, then I recommend you forget about doing anything related to computer science on college
I hope I did well, in the last moments we were already changing stuff semi-randomly just to make the program "work" in the professor's pc. If when he presses enter, the program tells him it couldn't startup, we lose 80% of the points we can get from it, so it's better to make a stupid program that runs, then making almost a masterpiece that fails to start
Anyway, I'm glad I'm one step closer to winter break!
PS.: Now 'several' with its true meaning, thanks to CK
A Self Verifiable Program! Which has the incredible ability to be tested at any time to check for failures with little effort from the programmer who tests it.
So if you think staying for 14 hours in front of a computer with almost no brakes just to complete one of several tasks college gives you, then I recommend you forget about doing anything related to computer science on college
I hope I did well, in the last moments we were already changing stuff semi-randomly just to make the program "work" in the professor's pc. If when he presses enter, the program tells him it couldn't startup, we lose 80% of the points we can get from it, so it's better to make a stupid program that runs, then making almost a masterpiece that fails to start
Anyway, I'm glad I'm one step closer to winter break!
PS.: Now 'several' with its true meaning, thanks to CK
CaterpillarKing
Conqueror of Cacoons
I was so confused when you said winter break. I forgot in Brazil it is winter right now also, I'm sure you did wonderfully and I'm glad my English is helpful to you 
Speaking of language. I was in Lucerne, Switzerland today and someone in support of human rights or so came up to me. He handed me a flier and started asking me a question in German. There was an awkward silence followed by me saying "I speak English". He looked so sad and disheartened and I felt bad because his cause was for kids on drugs.
also, I'm sure you did wonderfully and I'm glad my English is helpful to you Speaking of language. I was in Lucerne, Switzerland today and someone in support of human rights or so came up to me. He handed me a flier and started asking me a question in German. There was an awkward silence followed by me saying "I speak English". He looked so sad and disheartened and I felt bad because his cause was for kids on drugs.
Congratulations Spirictum!
Though I have no clue about programming, last month I had to do a group project (making a general sizing and pricing of an industrial process) that had to be completed and presented exactly 24h after we had received it... we didn't sleep much that night.
Here in northern Italy we're currently having around 30°C in the morning, with peaks up to 35°C during the day (but it's summer for us, so that's not unexpected). Let me tell you, having no shaded parking spots at work makes the car seats at the end of the day too hot to even touch, much less sit on!
Though I have no clue about programming, last month I had to do a group project (making a general sizing and pricing of an industrial process) that had to be completed and presented exactly 24h after we had received it... we didn't sleep much that night.
Here in northern Italy we're currently having around 30°C in the morning, with peaks up to 35°C during the day (but it's summer for us, so that's not unexpected). Let me tell you, having no shaded parking spots at work makes the car seats at the end of the day too hot to even touch, much less sit on!
VGL
Deity
Lucky Noyyau! Here sometimes reaches 41°C in midday in west of Tehran and 38°C in places near mountains but it gets a lot cooler in mornings and nights and I mean a lot. But the good thing is Tehran isn't humid so you can tolerate it.
