What it means
From Randall Munroe’s geekily hysterical xkcd webcomic:
emma :: Jan.08.2007 :: misc, nerdiness :: 1 Comment »
From Randall Munroe’s geekily hysterical xkcd webcomic:
emma :: Jan.08.2007 :: misc, nerdiness :: 1 Comment »
Chad Brewbaker at Drake University wrote Eubonicode with a couple of his brothas. Eubonicode is “a new language for hackin in the hood”. Examples from the Eubonicode below:
sup
{
gimme fibo bitch
a be 1 bitch
b be 1 bitch
putou a bitch
putou b bitch
fibo be fibo widout 2 bitch
slongas (fibo bepimpin 0)
c be a an b bitch
a be b bitch
b be c bitch
putou b bitch
dissin fibo bitch
nomo
}
sup
{
a be 1 bitch
slongas(a fearin 100)
b be 2 bitch
c be 0 bitch
slongas(b fearin a)
if (a videdby b time b sameas a)
propsta c bitch
fi
propsta b bitch
nomo
if (c sameas 0)
putou a bitch
fi
propsta a bitch
nomo
}
sup
{
gimme x bitch
slongas (x aintlike 1)
if ((x videdby 2) time 2 sameas x)
x be x videdby 2 bitch
ifitaint
x be x time 3 an 1 bitch
fi
putou x bitch
nomo
}
nomo!
emma :: Jan.08.2007 :: misc, programming language, programming, nerdiness :: No Comments »
According to the Wikipedia, today is æˆäººã®æ—¥ (seijin no hi), or Coming-of-Age-Day, in Japan.
The age of majority in Japan is 20. The seijin shiki covers all those who will reach this age during the current school year, which runs between April and the following March. The ceremony is generally held in the morning at local city offices and all young adults who maintain residency in the area are invited to attend. Government officials give speeches, and small presents are handed out to the new adults.
Hey! Now I can be recognized as an adult in Japan.
emma :: Jan.08.2007 :: misc :: 2 Comments »