I love this pic
don't you?Hey lurkers!
*snogs Blackie and hands over a big jar of mayo*Blackie wrote:Yes please. I can't find any Hellman's over here.moobaa wrote:
About time you got back.
Mayo?
Plenty of juicy kittens though.
*burp*
And though you're gone, you're with me every single day believe me
When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure
(\ /)
( . .)
c('')('')
When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure
(\ /)
( . .)
c('')('')
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ESY
- Baaa!
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- XBL Gamertag: Jay Ess Dbl U
- Location: Next to the Redwoods - Cali
I have to admit that I have looked in here a fair bit over this time. 
I think I may be a bit shy on the internet, which is quite odd as I am fairly outgoing in 3D.
This is a REALLY special place so thought I will make more of an effort - hopefully hand my King Lurker crown to someone else soon!
I think I may be a bit shy on the internet, which is quite odd as I am fairly outgoing in 3D.
This is a REALLY special place so thought I will make more of an effort - hopefully hand my King Lurker crown to someone else soon!
Gamertag: Jay Ess Dbl U
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limb_clock
- Baaaaaaa!
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- Location: Winland a.k.a. Finland
I've been visiting here all the time without even registering to post until last week or so (and thus, no proof - keep the crownESY wrote:Considering I have posted about 15 times in three years I proclaim myself the LURKER KING!
Anyone out there that can challenge my (self proclaimed) crown?
).Update:
Turns out the Hoard Of Useless Data contains a squid logfile with the line
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1039883531.352 10570 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx TCP_MISS/200 14830 GET http://www.llamasoft.co.uk/forum/templates/yakyak/images/logo_phpBB.gif - DEFAULT_PARENT/aaa.bbbb.de image/gifCode: Select all
> perl -e '@time = localtime(1039883531); print "@time\n";'
11 32 17 14 11 102 6 347 0So, *gimme*
(and I really should think about cleaning out some virtual cruft instead of buying bigger harddrives...)
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piku
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Damn... I was going to give you an easier way of doing this involving the "date" program, but it can't turn UNIX time into meaningful words.galaxis wrote:Code: Select all
> perl -e '@time = localtime(1039883531); print "@time\n";' 11 32 17 14 11 102 6 347 0
Seems the "-d" parameter doesn't understand UNIX time, which is a bit strange.
are my two favourite things when debugging dates and times.date +%s
date +%s -d"Some date string"
return (0);