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A piece seems to get nibbled off that 'one' up there every time i log on. |
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Alternatively, have someone program some software gubbins that crawls your halfbakery submissions, looking for negative and positive terms, the balance of which is reflected in the state of your croissant:
The Croissant of Dorian Gray. |
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It wouldnt be that hard to do with software on your own machine. Couldnt you have a cookie to eat the bun? (I say and then realize thats the typical asinine statement from a mere user.) |
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I've not really considered how implementable this is.
I suppose a techie could answer that for us. Would imagine with todays technology though... Hey, if we can put a celebrity corpse on Mars... |
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So what happens to people who take enormously bad pictures to begin with. Or people who just look like my Grandfather, (he's already decayed) |
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[ldischler] Cookies eating buns?? Sounds like a bad horror movie. |
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"So what happens to people who take enormously bad pictures to begin with. Or people who just look like my Grandfather, (he's already decayed)"
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I think that stale, half-eaten croissant at the top of the page stands for us all. |
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Shouldn't it start as uncooked dough, gradually change into a bun, gradually have a few bites eaten so it becomes a half bun, then decay? |
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Yeah, it probably should... Good thinking! |
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How about the decaying process begins after a period without posting new ideas? I'm afraid mine would be somewhere beyond dead by now ... |
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