Why, thank you

errr......... E , a little known language that was a progression of its predecessor - D- designed to make the language portable from the Unix platform, originally concieved by Dell Laboratories





Your just damn weird!

I thought he was 7, but whatever.

That depends what language that is supposed to be Anyway, here is the official answer to your previous post:

0100010001101111001000000111100101101111011101010010000001110011011001010111001001101001011011110111010101110011011011000111100100100000011101000110100001101001011011100110101100100000011000010110111000100000001110000010110101111001011001010110000101110010001000000110111101101100011001000010000001101100011010010110101101100101001000000101010001101001011000100111000001111000001000000110001101100001011011100010011101110100001000000110010001100101011000110111100101110000011010000110010101110010001000000111010001101000011000010111010000111111

Edited by Mr Creosote at 00:06 on April, 28th 2003

Did anyone spot the deliberate syntax error? Those delimiters are important y'know!... If you want to compile such a purile piece of code and not just work it out from an ASCII map that is

aaahahahahah I agree with Tuss.
Give up before the hole gets any bigger Shadow

Shadow, take it slow. There's no such site as http://www.goodolddays.net/forum/www.gamehippo.com.

Hahahahaha.


Hehehahahaha.

This thread is too good to be true.

Just for the record HTML 4.01 Transitional and, more importantly, XHTML 1.0 require all attributes to be enclosed with quote marks at the beginning and the end of the attribute.

'We are sorry, but this page does not validate'

main()
{
int a=68, b=85, c=77,d=66,e=65,f=83;
printf("
Someone here is a %c%c%c%c %c%c%c.",a,b,c,d,e,f,f)
}

Cant afford any syntax errors there!

Edited by fretz at 18:15 on April, 27th 2003

Just for the record: all these three examples are still incorrect

No i'm just not rude like some others in this here forum, not naming anyone in particular

sterge: You're too mild-hearted

Your first post with your link to the site was wrong, what everyone is saying to you is that a url consists of a http:// part which you left out not to mention the lack of an l on the first url part

Now stop shouting at us and take your foul language somewhere else!

I DONT KNOW WHAT THE GODDAMN FUCK YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT. MAYBE IF SOME OF THE GODDAMN MOTHERFUCKERS AROUND HERE WOULD TELL ME WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON, MAYBE I COULD MAKE SOME FUCKING SENSE OUT OF WHAT THE FUCK YOU ARE SAYING!!!!!
*sorry, no offense*

Are you sure we're talking about the same error here? You've got to know what was missing in that first one, because you're doing it correctly now...

THAT WAS A FUCKING TYPO, DAMMIT!

Hehe... That's not how you did it the first time.

Damn you, i know you do a BBCode url like this:

GameHippo or www.gamehippo.com

And with html, which Spam Club doesnt support, you do it this way:

<a href="http://www.gamehippo.com">GameHippo</a>


Any questions?

Edited by Shadow at 06:48 on April, 28th 2003

Yes, the key which writes the letters "back" on the screen is indeed very close to the one which writes "slash"

No! , That was a typo!!! Anyone can make a slip of the keys once!