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< says ^ could make < a nice cheese burger or something good.

Make your own damn cheeseburger
You're so ungrateful after < gave up <'s promising career, <'s independence, <'s amazing and varied sex life...

< still finds Hood's time difference so fucking weird

< couldn't help but laugh at the things ^ comes up with.

< finds it weird that ^^ attempts to make ^ sandwiches if they're in two remote places of the world.

< guesses emailed sandwiches could work.

< says that bits don't taste even half as good as Bits.

< Wonders if ^ would rather eat an 8 bit sandwich or a 32 bit sandwich.

You could email a CAD file of a sandwich, and have the receiver 3-D print it with different filaments of food...

< changed some stuff on <'s profile
< will soon add to <'s signature

< wonders how many artists would take on 3D printing their art.

< would rather eat the more defined, better tasting sandwich that is more capable of storing more information (== more taste) in itself compared to its same-sized, lesser-bitted cousin.

Can < have a 16 Bit sandwich?

< sees a classic from the old days of Rayman. Even here at the forums.

http://www.caiman.us/scripts/fw/f2978.html

Heh, < is definitely getting that when < gets home (in about half an hour)

< misses when Abhinav kept making the ol' Rayman The Fan Series content.

Shrooblord wrote:< sees a lot of users suddenly degendered themselves.

If you're referring to < and BadGuy, that's not a recent occurrence.

< means they've also started referring to themselves as 'they' - genderless pronoun to protect one's identity (whether for privacy matters or because it's not the point of the reference to know one's gender or not).

< will be eating Pizza for lunch today.

Unf, < could do with pizza tonight...

Shrooblord wrote:< means they've also started referring to themselves as 'they' - genderless pronoun to protect one's identity (whether for privacy matters or because it's not the point of the reference to know one's gender or not).

< enquires once more, whom?

< could share with ^. But < can't, dang internet.

We'll share it the same way < sends you your damn lunches that you don't even like