Another sighting of the elusive Riddled beer fridge!
* According to John Cole the note in question is B-flat, which to my mind is actually an entire way of life. It might be a C-sharp and I would not know, on account of limited access to or experience of pointy and edged objects.
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BJ link N.G.
Also, I prefer to be natural.
BJ link N.G.
BJ link G.N.
BJponponGwayNwayponponponWayWayWay
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C# was kind of a dumb solution to porting a proprietary version of C++ to the DotNet framework. And though it was unnecessary it actually worked out better than they coulda hoped.
Of course, the breakthrough is the Mobile and Web frameworks and APIs like PHP and Ruby and even HTML5 that allow functional, polished applications to be developed and deployed in mere hours.
Anyway, let's go see what's in the fridge - I'm betting on Mastadon Liver...
b flat is indeed a sharp.
on account of limited access to or experience of pointy and edged objects.
I recommend hiring farmers, who can even sharpen CHEESE.
God said: I need someone to sharpen cheese.
So he made a cheese sharpener.
God said: WTF is it with sharpened cheese? I keep spiking my tongue, it's getting so a Deity can't have a sammich no more!
Quitcher carpin', God.
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I wonder if the door to said fridge would make a servicable toboggan... on a friend's behalf, of course.
Are you sure it wasn't B Natural?
Hat tip to MB for getting the name, but I added the link.
Good old fashioned nightmare fuel, there for you all!
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