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Originally Posted by Danno
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I was clueless on all the buffalo references until I stumbled upon this: https://www.tetongravity.com/forums/...0-ID-hack-!-!-!Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
Keep your knives hiddenQuote:
Originally Posted by Buzzworthy
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The buffalo can wait, I need answers here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thaleia
Thanks for that, I was trying hard not to appear baffled. But I was baffled.Quote:
Originally Posted by spanky
lol
Why does Google's Android keyboard remember words I use and then randomly forget them? For ex, out of nowhere, it doesn't know the word "fucking", and I can't swipe that word, I have to type it in, but after doing so a few times it remembers it again.
It is funny how all the platforms clutch their pearls over fucking and act like they have no idea what word that is. It’s one of the most common words on your platform, motherfucker. Claiming ignorance isn’t gonna make us all polite again. Get over it.
Recent update?
Quote Originally Posted by Buzzworthy
Are you comfortable looking in the mirror when on psychedelics? Some say to avoid it but I enjoy looking within
As a kid I use to sell window pane. Walking home after school I had 2 hits in my math book and I see the VP pulling up in front of me to shake me down. I took both hits and dealt with his shake down. About 4 hours later I watched my face drip off the bathroom mirror to end up in the sink. I went and smoked a bunch more pot. Good times from the LSD period of my life.
Possible. But it seems to do this periodically. And you'd think that it would "learn" a word and keep it past an update.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ted Striker
Some devices use what's called a ring buffer. It's a block of memory (or disk space) of a fixed size and when that amount is used up by saving data, it goes back to the beginning and overwrites data that was saved a while ago. It's a pretty common mechanism.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
That explains it, thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Buster Highmen
But it doesn't make it any less ducking annoying.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
It remembers the most recently typed and frequently used recent words for the most part. Did you take a break from using the word often (or split up with a FWB or significant other and asking if they were up for it or something?)Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
It also tries to predictively determine what you are going to express with frequently used phrases of all, not just you as part of their algorithm. So if you start to type to someone "You need to stop and pick up- (the item maybe different for you based on past history of your texts- Beer, Wine, milk, bananas, the dry cleaning, etc.)
On a wedding invite, what is "cocktail attire" for a guy?
I googled and it looks like the general idea is; you need to be pretty ripped and look good in stuff that’s a size or so too small. Watches and sunglasses are encouraged.
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Sweet, I'm good to go then.
I just got a wedding invite that says "black tie preferred". The wedding is at 2:30 in the afternoon. What percent of people will wear tuxes? It's my good friend's daughter. Do I have to wear a tux?
Nice suit. Because you don't prefer wearing a tux.
But don't take advice from me, I don't know what cocktail attire is.
My wife helpfully explained such an invite as "its so people don't show up in their formal blue jeans". They just want a dark tie and a suit of some sort involved.Quote:
Originally Posted by ötzi
Could always double check with your friend though, just in case.
Rock out with your cock out. Seems pretty self explanatory to me.
You put the cock in the tail.
For cocktail attire I'd wear a jacket but not full suit.. possibly skip the tie, but depends on indoor/outdoor and day or night.
Black tie optional, I have been to a number of events with this dress code and always worn a suit. I've never felt out of place, and would say less than 10% actually wore a tux to any of them.
Especially with a daytime wedding b/t optional to me means a suit and keep the tie on until after the ceremony.
I’ve been told by a best buddy his son is about to pop the question and to be ready for a fall wedding. He’d be a senior in college and the wedding will be in Montana. I’ve since forgotten how to tie a tie so cocktail attire it is. I hope.
The only people that wear a tux during daylight hours are butlers. And wedding party members I guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by ötzi