| rindolf | cl1: what do you do at work? |
| cl1 | i write code :D |
| rindolf | cl1: naturally. |
| rindolf | cl1: to do what? |
| cl1 | right now at this contract, I'm working with .net, c#, asp.net and pl/sql |
| rindolf | cl1: sounds enterprisey. |
| BinGOs | please don't turn enterprise into a verb. |
| rindolf | BinGOs: enterprisey is an adjective, not a verb. |
| LeoNerd | Enterprizationaliseation? |
| BinGOs | okay. |
| cl1 | lol @ enterprisey |
| rindolf | GumbyBRAIN: BinGOs me! |
| GumbyBRAIN | i tend to be good, it doesn't want me to buy an island utopia (you'll get used to bother me. |
| BinGOs | But it is a noun and no more. |
| BinGOs | mmmkay. |
| dwu | BinGOs: Actually, it's also an adjective. Even without "y". |
| BinGOs | I HATE YOU ALL. |
| * dwu | grin |
| BinGOs | CRITIQUE IS DEFINITELY A FUCKING NOUN. |
| dwu | It's also a verb. |
| BinGOs | NO IT ISN'T |
| simcop2387 | BinGOs: i shall critique your use of critique |
| BinGOs | JUST BECAUSE SOME DAMNED YANKEE SCUM DECIDE IT IS, DOES NOT MAKE IT SO. |
| dwu | It's been used since the 18th century. |
| rindolf | BinGOs: dwued! |
| BinGOs | I refer you to my earlier hate. |
| dwu | I refer you to your fail. |
| icke | not earlier than 18th century |
| dwu | I really shouldn't. It's mean. But I will. |
| dwu | Because I'm mean. |
| dwu | icke: Hence "since". |
| dwu | 'criticises'. |
| BinGOs | My fail-gun appears to firing backwards. Damn thing. |
| dwu | Your fail gun is... failing? |