Schoolboy error, I usually type HAVE, but when I speak that sentence, my HAVE sometimes sound more like ov/of.

 

Anyway, Bolty are you a member of the grammar police? I've seen you do it to other members, no need for it, doesn't get you any karma, just makes you look like a strict professor who doesn't like people forgetting a simple thing in a DNA equation style illustration.

Were you thinking of kudos perhaps, rather than karma DD?

Were you thinking of kudos perhaps, rather than karma DD?

 

I think he was thinking of a homosexual's curry.

Were you thinking of kudos perhaps, rather than karma DD?

 

Ah yes, I blame that on watching too much My name is Earl.

a waste of spunk

Casino ever since the Semi final at Wembley, you've been a bit of a dick towards me.

I use -> all the time at work for processes and shit like that

 

I got it anyway

That's 'cos we're mates

That's 'cos we're mates

 

fuck off

I use -> all the time at work for processes and shit like that

 

I got it anyway

 

 

i use =>

 

 

hth

That's 'cos we're mates

 

 

DD's best post. Ever

I preferred Zico's reply.

I use -> all the time at work for processes and shit like that

 

I got it anyway

I have to use -> all the time at work, de-referencing pointers (God I'm a geek). Could of used classes and the '.' notation but that wouldn't given me much (chicken) karma.

Schoolboy error, I usually type HAVE, but when I speak that sentence, my HAVE sometimes sound more like ov/of.

 

Anyway, Bolty are you a member of the grammar police? I've seen you do it to other members, no need for it, doesn't get you any karma, just makes you look like a strict professor who doesn't like people forgetting a simple thing in a DNA equation style illustration.

 

 

I do it mainly because I know it irks people. That and upholding the high standards of BCGS of course.

 

More seriously, there is a gradual descent into a sort of yankee slang textspeakese going on which I think is very regrettable given the magnificence of the English language.

 

I see people who could be regarded as 'prominent' interviewed on TV who say 'I fink', and 'There is twenty of them' and the like and, quite frankly, I would have the f?ckers in detention writing lines until improvement occurred

 

You are looking at this the wrong way. You should see such advice as offering the opportunity to improve.

I have to use -> all the time at work, de-referencing pointers (God I'm a geek). Could of used classes and the '.' notation but that wouldn't given me much (chicken) karma.

 

Come on, everyone knows that -> is for dereferencing pointers to structures only, actually it also evaluates the member you are using, hence the need for a specific operator. Same with the . notation in OO paradigms. Dereferencing pointers, you want *.

Come on, everyone knows that -> is for dereferencing pointers to structures only, actually it also evaluates the member you are using, hence the need for a specific operator. Same with the . notation in OO paradigms. Dereferencing pointers, you want *.

 

I prefer / ; ~

I am in awe

I prefer / ; ~

I actually prefer the :: notation for accessing class-level defines and enumerations. K, I'll stop now.

Casino ever since the Semi final at Wembley, you've been a bit of a dick towards me.

 

He always was slow on the uptake

sooooooooooooooooooooooperb, den lad

 

sooooooooooooooooooooperb

I actually prefer the :: notation for accessing class-level defines and enumerations. K, I'll stop now.

 

You mean constants, define is a pre-processor directive so can't be accessed with any operator.

Looking good again this lad for Spain, would be delighted with him at the bok can't see it though

"OptaJoe: 108 ? Thiago made 108 passes for Spain against Czech Republic today, 35 more than any other player, at a success rate of 91%. Future.

All the worlds scouts watching him, he looks quality, I expect a big club to snap him up.

"OptaJoe: 108 ? Thiago made 108 passes for Spain against Czech Republic today, 35 more than any other player, at a success rate of 91%. Future.

 

Gavin McCann used to pass a lot, it was always sideways or backwards though

Gavin McCann used to pass a lot, it was always sideways or backwards though

 

 

Remember Belgrade.