Thread: Safety for cowards

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    Red face Safety for cowards

    An idea here, if u want to express something to someone(eg. love, friendship, etc), and u afraid that the response will not be wat u expected, then, u can try this...

    Write a program.

    The program will read a password that u provide to the user(the target person), if access successfully, the programs ask some questions. All the questions are about the purpose of u writing the program(again, eg love, etc)...

    Then, collects the answers, analysis whether the response(answers) is wat u expected, and the program sends the result to u(email).

    Can u catch wat i mean?

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    Well...I'll send my g/f C programs I make which have text that types itself(much like the introduction to a video game). The text it slowly types off is usually touching poems.

    Never tried anything like that though. Worth a shot..I guess.

    Why don't you just confront the situation? Or play sneaky? Ask around with people you trust. Learn to read signals. etc.

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    Do you think we really need that?
    none...

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    poly i gotta ask, is that your doofy ass in your avatar? :P

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    Code:
    #include <iostream.h>
    #include <stdlib.h>
    
    int main()
    {
    int civix_intelligence=1000000;
    int normal_IQ=100;
    if(civix_intelligence>normal_IQ)
    {
    cout<<"OMFG! He is actually smart today!\n";
    }
    else
    {
    cout<<"go figure\n";
    }
    system("PAUSE");
    return 0;
    }
    !
    .

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    Originally posted by Ride -or- Die
    poly i gotta ask, is that your doofy ass in your avatar? :P

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    i'm only kidding man it just makes me laugh its the expression.

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    There's the full picture linked in my info. I don't look quite as loserish there. Download the music while you're there!

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    lol i don't think u look weird or nething i just thought that face was funny

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    Originally posted by Ride -or- Die
    lol i don't think u look weird or nething i just thought that face was funny
    You just keep digging yourself a deeper grave with each post

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    no offense intended, hows that lol.

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    Originally posted by Ride -or- Die
    no offense intended, hows that lol.
    that just means you know it is offensive, but are trying to get out of the offence that was taken from it...
    I came up with a cool phrase to put down here, but i forgot it...

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    Ok look, i wanted to know if it was him or not. When i said doofy i included a " :P " at the end of my sentence which should indicate i was JUST KIDDING.

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