[15:10] <[miles]> fax: I wast not being rude, I was purley being sarcastic ...
[15:11] <[miles]> fax: I asked for help, you kindly gave it...
[15:12] <[miles]> fax: simply saying to people all the time "learn C", or "wheres you book", etc.. sometimes can be frustrating when your tired, and require a 1 liner to get you moving
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[15:12] <mcfaustia> it says "error, undefined reference to 'WinExec' "
[15:12] <fax> [miles]: It was very rude
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[15:13] <[miles]> fax: not at all
[15:13] <[miles]> fax: and also it was not directed at you
[15:14] * mcfaustia defecates all over the ##c drama occuring right now
[15:14] <IRBMe> [miles], it was rude
[15:15] <IRBMe> I don't know if this is some kind of compliment in your country, but here, sticking 2 fingers up at people is considered extremely rude ([miles] sticks two fingers up @ twkm)
[15:15] <[miles]> guys, http://pastebin.ca/631900 as you can see @ line 70, I was purely seeking a better method than that
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[15:16] <FirefighterBlu3> ^_^  programmers can be the worst for being catty, snippy, rude, elitist, bitchy, etc.  just smile and say "f*ck off" under your breath.
[15:16] <PoppaVic> Flippin' folks off is international, the how isn't - meanwhile.. Spare me.
[15:17] <mcfaustia> hy why won't winexec work :(((
[15:17] <[miles]> IRBMe: well it aint considered rude in Spain or England if you mean it in a jovial sense
[15:17] <IRBMe> I know lots of people from England who would consider it very rude and would likely smash your face in for it. Don't confuse your own opinions with the opinions of others.
[15:18] <IRBMe> What you consider rude is not necessarily what other people consider rude and vice versa. However, this case is pretty obvious
[15:18] <[miles]> IRBMe: rubish