Endless shampoo loop

***Michelle*** · 11-04-2001

actually, it would stop after you've done one bottle...

**doubleanti** · 11-04-2001

i'm sure this will work, but ...

Code:

ah!
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	choo!!
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	would
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	be
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	what
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	i'd
say
if
i
were
sneezing

hmmm... lol... that'd be funny if someone was in the shower forever and talked to us via a waterproof laptop and s/he'd just found out the universal ctrl-break sequence... and was like... 'wow!' with very clean hair...

***Michelle*** · 11-04-2001

i don't get it...

**doubleanti** · 11-04-2001

dang, it didn't work... quotes within quotes work tho... [as in PMs]...

**oskilian** · 11-04-2001

oh sorry, there was a small 'thing' covering the bottle's back, it says

Code:

while(shampoo.bottle.status!=empty) //to encourage use of a bottle each day
{
    shampoo.apply(in_hair);
    hair.rinse(with_water);
}
shampoo.disposeof(recycle); // :)
shampoo.buynew(MOST_EXPENSIVE_AVAILABLE);

***Michelle*** · 11-04-2001

hehe...

**biterman** · 11-05-2001

The all caps in MOST_EXPENSIVE_AVAILABLE suggests a constant, but the name suggests a variable. Which are you assuming it to be? I don't think it's wise to assume it to be a constant, eventually there would be another shampoo with a higher price tag.

adios,
biterman.

**-KEN-** · 11-05-2001

dude

you

forgot

to

capitalize

Oh, wait...I'm wrong...no nested CODE tags

**Yoshi** · 11-05-2001

That message is driving me absolutely crazy

**oskilian** · 11-05-2001

it's a macro, not a constant!

Oskilian

**doubleanti** · 11-05-2001

oooh!!! good one... osk one, biterman zero...

**oskilian** · 11-05-2001

he he he

Oskilian

**Aran** · 11-05-2001

you are a real lammington.. i mean, lamer.

**Cheeze-It** · 11-05-2001

Originally posted by *Michelle*

Me too! Not on tests tho, but on posters and drawings, especially when I use permanent ink pens and I screwed up something...

Ahahaha. I thought I was the only one who did
that. I've become so used to doodling in
Painter (or any other art-graphic-program), that
when I doodle on paper, after a mistake, I almost
always say "edit-undo' instead of using the
eraser. It doesn't work.