Getting an error

Jaydee · Post by **Jaydee** » Sat Jan 19, 2008 2:55 am

/oblivious to the ongoing of the last three comments

TwoBuy · Post by **TwoBuy** » Sun Jan 20, 2008 2:27 am

Jaydee wrote:/oblivious to the ongoing of the last three comments

that's what she said!

cheez.wiz · Post by **cheez.wiz** » Sun Jan 20, 2008 6:58 am

TwoBuy wrote:
Jaydee wrote:/oblivious to the ongoing of the last three comments
that's what she said!

Obvious comment is... obvious?

Jaydee · Post by **Jaydee** » Sun Jan 20, 2008 11:19 pm

cheez.wiz wrote:
TwoBuy wrote:
Jaydee wrote:/oblivious to the ongoing of the last three comments
that's what she said!
Obvious comment is... obvious?

To quote a grade five catchphrase:
"excuse my french" but... what the fuck is everyone talking about?

Lethal Interjection · Post by **Lethal Interjection** » Mon Jan 21, 2008 7:23 am

cheez.wiz wrote:Obvious comment is... obvious?

Or is obvious comment... oblivious? Or perhaps vice versa?

cheez.wiz · Post by **cheez.wiz** » Tue Jan 22, 2008 6:01 am

Lethal Interjection wrote:
cheez.wiz wrote:Obvious comment is... obvious?
Or is obvious comment... oblivious? Or perhaps vice versa?

Not bad, not bad...

And Jaydee, your french isn't excused.
Je vais vous dire, les potes... Jaydee pourrait relire les phrases pr?cendantes non?

Lethal Interjection · Post by **Lethal Interjection** » Tue Jan 22, 2008 6:50 am

cheez.wiz wrote: And Jaydee, your french isn't excused.
Je vais vous dire, les potes... Jaydee pourrait relire les phrases pr?cendantes non?

My mediocre understanding of french actually caught most of that.

Funny story. In Canadia you need to have taken some french. Most universities in Ontario require that you take French through high school, if you can. If not, you will be doomed to take it again in university, if that is the direction you go. I got to grade 11 french, and realized that I can't go on without risking a fail. So, since I didn't take it all the way through I needed to take it in university again. Well, I took it. The teacher loved me, and I was WAY smarter at the stuff than basically all of the class. I rarely showed up (I think the teacher understood...) and I very seldom handed anything in. Occasionally (on more than one occasion through the two classes I had to take) would show up to class and find out there was a mid-term exam. Which I would then take and manage to get at least an 85%. I have a pretty good knack for pronunciation, and would be able to muddle my way through oral tests. I managed an A in both courses.
I probably could be fluent if I could manage to get my mind to begin to think in French. Alas...
Anyways, despite my slaving through it in high school, only to not get the exemption for university, I ended up making the right choice by FAR. You see, combined with my other fantastic grades over those two semesters, I managed to reel in a sizable scholarship based on merit. And I managed to increase my average by a full GPA* on the year.**

* We have a different scale here in Canadia. I believe 1 GPA would be close to a third of a GPA in the U.S. I could be buggered about everywhere else though. Basically, we are talking by about 8-10%.
** It would've been less if it wasn't for my atrocious second semester in my freshman year. I did quite well first semester, but by second semester, I cared less, was hanging out more, drinking more, and I wasn't in very many interesting courses.

Jaydee · Post by **Jaydee** » Tue Jan 22, 2008 8:20 am

Lethal Interjection wrote:
cheez.wiz wrote: And Jaydee, your french isn't excused.
Je vais vous dire, les potes... Jaydee pourrait relire les phrases pr?cendantes non?

My mediocre understanding of french actually caught most of that.

Funny story. In Canadia you need to have taken some french. Most universities in Ontario require that you take French through high school, if you can. If not, you will be doomed to take it again in university, if that is the direction you go. I got to grade 11 french, and realized that I can't go on without risking a fail. So, since I didn't take it all the way through I needed to take it in university again. Well, I took it. The teacher loved me, and I was WAY smarter at the stuff than basically all of the class. I rarely showed up (I think the teacher understood...) and I very seldom handed anything in. Occasionally (on more than one occasion through the two classes I had to take) would show up to class and find out there was a mid-term exam. Which I would then take and manage to get at least an 85%. I have a pretty good knack for pronunciation, and would be able to muddle my way through oral tests. I managed an A in both courses.
I probably could be fluent if I could manage to get my mind to begin to think in French. Alas...
Anyways, despite my slaving through it in high school, only to not get the exemption for university, I ended up making the right choice by FAR. You see, combined with my other fantastic grades over those two semesters, I managed to reel in a sizable scholarship based on merit. And I managed to increase my average by a full GPA* on the year.**

* We have a different scale here in Canadia. I believe 1 GPA would be close to a third of a GPA in the U.S. I could be buggered about everywhere else though. Basically, we are talking by about 8-10%.
** It would've been less if it wasn't for my atrocious second semester in my freshman year. I did quite well first semester, but by second semester, I cared less, was hanging out more, drinking more, and I wasn't in very many interesting courses.

My friend was over the other night... and I had crackers and dip out. The particular dip French Onion.
It may be less funny upon writing it... but I asked him if he'd like some and his reply was "no, I don't eat onion and I'm allergic to French."

Lethal Interjection · Post by **Lethal Interjection** » Tue Jan 22, 2008 3:40 pm

Jaydee wrote: My friend was over the other night... and I had crackers and dip out. The particular dip French Onion.
It may be less funny upon writing it... but I asked him if he'd like some and his reply was "no, I don't eat onion and I'm allergic to French."

In the U.S. they call it "Freedom Onion".

Jaydee · Post by **Jaydee** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 5:30 am

Lethal Interjection wrote:
Jaydee wrote: My friend was over the other night... and I had crackers and dip out. The particular dip French Onion.
It may be less funny upon writing it... but I asked him if he'd like some and his reply was "no, I don't eat onion and I'm allergic to French."
In the U.S. they call it "Freedom Onion".

I figured they'd call it something homosexual like that.

Lethal Interjection · Post by **Lethal Interjection** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 6:33 am

Jaydee wrote:I figured they'd call it something homosexual like that.

No, something homosexual would be the "queer onion dip". Though I suppose that might not be taken as homosexual, maybe it just tastes strange. Perhaps "homonion dip" or "onion poof dip".

Jaydee · Post by **Jaydee** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 12:03 pm

the sexual secretion produced by someone of the same sex as whoever is eating it... dip.

TwoBuy · Post by **TwoBuy** » Tue Feb 26, 2008 10:42 pm

New error of the times:

error when posting wrote:Could not insert new word matches

DEBUG MODE

SQL Error : 1146 Table 'smbcforum.phpbb_search_wordmatch' doesn't exist

INSERT INTO phpbb_search_wordmatch (post_id, word_id, title_match) SELECT 15077, word_id, 0 FROM phpbb_search_wordlist WHERE word_text IN ('huh', 'sorry', 'double', 'post', 'gave', 'error', 'message', 'apparently', 'posted', 'twice', 'problem', 'hate')

Line : 251
File : functions_search.php

Maybe some fixing on that?

marTAY · Post by **marTAY** » Wed Feb 27, 2008 11:32 pm

Are you still seeing that error? Or any others?

Frostbite · Post by **Frostbite** » Wed Feb 27, 2008 11:44 pm

Yeah I got that error TwoBuy is talking about.