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[Execute/Dumbo.exe]

Fun fact!:
Cockroaches are actually quite fastidious cleaners, and germs themselves actually have a tough time in the first place sticking to them, so they are about as dirty as the environment they are currently in.
Also, I've never bothered with killing insects, I find it cruel and at times hypocritical when my vegetarian mom and dad decide that spraying them is the best course of action.
Of course, doing nothing if they are in your house is even worse, as you are condemning them to a slow and painful death trapped inside an alien world.
Another fun fact: Bees have the most compact grey matter comparative to their size in the world, and have been known to show emotions like sadness, depression and happiness.
Fun fact the III: Wasps don't normally attack a F****** TITAN unless they or their hive are in grave danger, also, onion cuts placed on the site of a wasp or bee sting does help relive the pain.
To make sure here, i'm not taking sides, I just revel in being proven wrong on everything, though onions do actually do relive stings.

[KingofstarrySkies]

I HAVE MADE THE GREATEST TOASTED SANDWICH EVER.

[WillowLuman]

I HAVE MADE THE GREATEST TOASTED SANDWICH EVER.

[LordSlowpoke]

remember to visit the sad thread once you realize that you have consumed a work of art and will never be able to acquire a toasted sandwich of this quality ever again

also, have a happy: found someone who appreciated soundclowns

i have lots of soundclowns

i will be appreciated to every location north of colombia if the trend continues

[My Name is Immaterial]

YES! I got the internet to work in my dorm!

Yesterday, I moved into my dorm at college. I've got a big room, cool roommates, and an ocean view, if you stick your head out of the window!

[Skyrunner]

Fun fact: In Python, "False" evaluates to True.

False.

No u.

u what

...

Fun fact: In Python, "False" evaluates to True.

False.

Yeah, I just did it and that's not actually correct in Python.

Code: [Select]

>>> bool ("False")
True


Code: [Select]

>>> bool ("False")
True


Interesting. And yet,

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>>>"False" == True
FalseI should look into the nuance of why things get cast differently in those different statements. There's probably a very good reason.

In other news, I slept for 10 hours and I feel great.

"False" evaluates as True when casted or used in a conditional like "if "False": ...". This is because all strings are True when casted to a boolean. Only empty strings ("") are False.

Meanwhile, "False"==True compares if the string "False" is the same as the boolean value True. Which it's not. So, False is returned. Fun fact, languages like PHP (and maybe Javascript) do actually evaluate "False" as equal to True.

As for
Or that's what I know.

[Akura]

remember to visit the sad thread once you realize that you have consumed a work of art and will never be able to acquire a toasted sandwich of this quality ever again

KingofstarrySkies has been miserable lately. He ate wonderful meal lately. He suffered the travesty of art defacement recently.

[Bauglir]

"False" evaluates as True when casted or used in a conditional like "if "False": ...". This is because all strings are True when casted to a boolean. Only empty strings ("") are False.

Meanwhile, "False"==True compares if the string "False" is the same as the boolean value True. Which it's not. So, False is returned. Fun fact, languages like PHP (and maybe Javascript) do actually evaluate "False" as equal to True.

Yeah, okay, so I looked into it. Evidently, the equality operator does not do any casting, as I'd assumed it did for some reason. Which accounts for it; I expected "is" to be the operator you'd want for that sort of behavior, but in retrospect of course object identity is still a much stricter condition than that, and you generally don't want objects of different types being able to compare as equal.

[KingofstarrySkies]

remember to visit the sad thread once you realize that you have consumed a work of art and will never be able to acquire a toasted sandwich of this quality ever again

KingofstarrySkies has been miserable lately. He ate wonderful meal lately. He suffered the travesty of art defacement recently.

TOTALLY
FUCKING
WORTH IT

[Parsely]

Then the law is inherently corrupt. Kill or be killed. This is fine...kill, because you don't like the look of something, or fear that it might cause you some discomfort? If a woman were to cause as much pain to you everyday, would you kill her? Presumably, you'd simply avoid her, live and let live.

When you kill that wasp, you kill something unique. There will never be one quite like it ever again. It is the culmination of centuries upon centuries of evolution, it had lived and, as a species, survived because of an inbuilt defensive mechanism. This mechanism, this self defense that it hasn't even used on you (nor will it, if it gets the chance) is what condemns it to death.

*gives up fighting and lets the ants occupy his home* :|

[LordSlowpoke]

yeah, it's a pretty major fucking difference between said woman and ants, because i can go to court and have the woman fuck off, and there is no such thing as a court for ants

that or i'm too large to attend

if there was no legal means of removing said woman sure stabs are probably in order it's not like the cops can do shit about it

[TD1]

Then the law is inherently corrupt. Kill or be killed. This is fine...kill, because you don't like the look of something, or fear that it might cause you some discomfort? If a woman were to cause as much pain to you everyday, would you kill her? Presumably, you'd simply avoid her, live and let live.

When you kill that wasp, you kill something unique. There will never be one quite like it ever again. It is the culmination of centuries upon centuries of evolution, it had lived and, as a species, survived because of an inbuilt defensive mechanism. This mechanism, this self defense that it hasn't even used on you (nor will it, if it gets the chance) is what condemns it to death.

*gives up fighting and lets the ants occupy his home* :|

I, for one, welcome our new Ant Overlords.

But in all seriousness, that's not quite the point I'm making. I'm saying killing for no reason is just needlessly cruel. If there's a reason, then it may be cruel, but at least it's not needless.

[TD1]

Oh, personally, I don't like them near me. But I wouldn't kill it. That would just make me a Supreme Bastard. Much worse than the possible sting they could inflict on me.

[flabort]

I think I've managed to remember and not forget anything else that happened and is supposed to happen at this time for my game.
It's still causing massive player confusion, that which did happen, but at least it was what was supposed to happen, and I didn't forget anything else, now that I've remembered and corrected a couple mistakes.

[Frumple]

GO beat me to it. Them and bedbugs (among others) are both things that a kind and loving world would have never let exist. Correcting that mistake is a noble goal.

Also anaphylactic shock is a thing. Every dead wasp is one less chance a human dies in a pretty horrible manner. Sure, you can try to avoid them, but they're tiny and often hard to see or notice until it's too late and your throat has declared blood feud on the rest of you.