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I love to program.

I just can't deny it. I love to code. *sigh*. Thank you code, for being so pretty.
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Print | posted on Saturday, October 21, 2006 8:30 PM |

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# re: I love to program.

I think there's a hidden message in here...

George was playing World of Warcraft

George encounters hottie night elf in game

George, after injesting a half bottle of imported Canadian Club rye professes his love to said night elf by offering to trade 4 apples and a skinning knife...for free...nothing in return.

Night elf accepts George's gift, but alas George isn't *that* drunk yet and realizes that its not the person that he's in love with, but the code that creates the character and tells it how to act.

Ergo, George professes his love for the "code" on GeeksWIthBlogs.

I'm telling you, this could be a love story for the big screen!
;)

D
10/22/2006 3:42 AM | D'Arcy from Winnipeg
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# re: I love to program.

I don't go with the whole WoW fantasizing (as I think D'Arc is projecting), but I think the romance movie idea is fantastic!!

Don't forget the part where George and the code have a wacky misunderstanding (read: misplaced semicolon) and stop talking to each other for part of the movie, only to get back together by an equally wacky coincidence. Throw in some scene where George has to pretend he's his own twin brother Tex (with 2 gallon hat) to win back the code's love and I think we have a winner!



10/23/2006 6:40 AM | Justice~!
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# re: I love to program.

code is like one of those little glass things in the store.

Pretty to look at, nice to hold, if you break it, consider it sold.
10/24/2006 9:17 AM | Blogus Maximus
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