Change to Grass laying on Mudflats?

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Re: Change to Grass laying on Mudflats?

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I heard that you have to say special code words to tempt Jorb and Loftar to peek in the post.

Words like "Jorb", "Loftar", "Cake" and "Nuclear Deterrent". That should do it.
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Let's throw in "Jorbtar", "Loftorb", "JLo" and "porn". Just in case.
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Re: Change to Grass laying on Mudflats?

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no the way to summon loftar is with an interesting semantic debate
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I can help here

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sabinati wrote:no the way to summon loftar is with an interesting semantic debate
Oh dear, then perhaps we have no chance...
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This might work for Loftar.

"Black hole singularities can't contain any quantifiable information as thats contained as quantum level fluctuation on the horizon for the benefit of the outside universe"

Techy Lorem Ipsum ... ;)
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Or how about the age old debate...

Scone.. pronounced as in "cone" or as in "gone"

I'm going to put myself out there on the side of Scone as in cone.
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Meh. I'll guess we'll never find out and/or get it changed back the way it was. Looks like I can start paving my mudflat.
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Loftar! I'm trying to learn programming and need some advice on what language to study. Is it true that C is just a cut-down version of C++, with all the useful object-oriented features removed?
Once a man has changed the relationship between himself and his environment, he cannot return to the blissful ignorance he left. Motion, of necessity, involves a change in perspective.
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Now if that doesn't get him in here, nothing will.
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