00:00:00 I was hoping that just requiring X-Requested-With: XMLHttpRequest would be enough 00:00:01 this kind of thing is why GitHub moved the user generated pages to github.io like last week 00:00:07 maybe it is 00:00:25 people also mitigate CSRF by checking the Referer header 00:01:14 Django's CSRF middleware does that automatically if the request was sent by HTTPS 00:01:35 referer :( 00:01:38 why does it exist 00:01:39 (because in that case you have no excuse for blocking the Referer header as a legitimate user) 00:02:21 my excuse is that it's awful 00:02:22 "Verifying that the request's header contains a X-Requested-With (used by Ruby on Rails before v2.0 and Django before v1.2.5), or checking the HTTP Referer header and/or HTTP Origin header... These protections have been proven insecure under a combination of browser plugins and redirects which can allow an attacker to provide custom HTTP headers on a request to any website, hence allowing a forged request" 00:02:27 and i hate it 00:02:28 Sgeo: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-site_request_forgery with links 00:02:35 the ambient authority of cookies is awful 00:03:42 Is there a chance that the plugins could be patched to not allow that? 00:03:57 Considered a security vuln. of the plugins, not the sites? 00:03:59 i do'nt know which plugins 00:09:10 -!- mnoqy has joined. 00:13:06 -!- doesthiswork has joined. 00:17:43 daily mail: "worst U.S. terror strike since 9/11" 00:17:49 leave it to the daily mail to keep some levelheaded perspective 00:18:08 about an event which has killed 0.1% as many people as 9/11 00:18:19 are there any confirmed deaths yet? 00:18:22 yeah, two 00:18:22 or confirmed anything, really 00:18:23 daily mail is english right? 00:18:25 aw :( 00:19:06 2 dead, 130 or so injured, some seriously, some not 00:19:35 doesthiswork: yeah 00:19:50 they're the british right wing anti immigrant propaganda tabloid 00:20:29 so what's up 00:20:33 like what is going on 00:20:37 i mean i know what is going on 00:20:39 but also what's up 00:20:41 am i making sense; help 00:20:45 no hth 00:21:40 whats up 00:21:52 -!- oerjan has joined. 00:22:07 also i guess shooting up a theater or an elementary school is not a 'terror strike' if it's done by white people 00:22:30 do we even know if it's by white people 00:22:34 like do we even know if it's by people 00:22:38 robots O_O 00:22:43 no i don't think anyone knows 00:24:35 NY Post put out some BS information, didn't they? 00:24:41 probably 00:24:45 they are shit too 00:24:47 @messages 00:24:48 fizzie said 18h 10m 13s ago: TANK U 00:25:15 man this site is enterprise as shit but they made a dragonfly so i really want to read it 00:25:24 http://www.festo.com/rep/en_corp/assets/pyramide_layout_und_freisteller_500px.jpg agh 00:25:38 so I had an idea, what if functions only took named arguments but when they returned, they created variables to hold their return values. It'd be just like using a package and exporting some things from a package. If any of the variables they tried to create already existed it would be a compile time error. 00:26:26 Advanced Technologies 00:27:58 doesthiswork: interesting 00:28:04 what if you, like, want to call the same function twice 00:28:30 seems like the caller should specify the return variable names, and then it's more like pattern matching / destructuring bind 00:28:35 you alias the names 00:29:04 also, only taking named arguments doesn't seem relevant, until you do a CPS transform, at which point it's kind of elegantly dual 00:29:12 you can also choose to only import certain names, or not to import certain names 00:29:29 yeah I've got cps on the brain 00:30:06 -!- impomatic has quit (Quit: http://corewar.co.uk). 00:30:32 cerebral programming style 00:32:10 -!- TeruFSX has joined. 00:33:09 Cigar passing style 00:34:08 cigar puffing style 00:34:52 being angry that the Daily Mail sucks is like being angry that piss tastes bad 00:35:12 the ny post also seems to suck 00:35:34 yes 00:35:40 http://25.media.tumblr.com/a569e1a271d960682bd6bbc784b67680/tumblr_mlbhcoRios1r4o8jvo1_500.jpg seriously fuck 00:35:52 it's owned by news corp / murdoch 00:36:02 Bike: yeah... 00:37:01 his excuse was "Sarcasm, idiot." 00:37:10 "Rush proceeded to address his critics on Twitter with a series of profane responses" 00:37:13 really doubling down 00:37:28 i was actually saying we should /create/ all muslims 00:37:31 keep up stupid 00:40:22 thanks a lot doesthiswork 00:40:51 -!- Bike has quit (Quit: Lost terminal). 00:41:34 -!- Koen_ has quit (Quit: The struct held his beloved integer in his strong, protecting arms, his eyes like sapphire orbs staring into her own. "W-will you... Will you union me?"). 00:41:57 -!- Bike has joined. 00:43:23 yeah ok this guy is seriously angering me. someone tell me a thing that isn't terrible 00:44:08 http://marginalrevolution.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Violence-Stylized-2.png 00:44:21 "with the aim of improving the functionality of technical systems" because this isn't doing it 00:44:24 -!- ChanServ has set channel mode: +v Bike. 00:44:29 oh that's pretty good 00:44:40 http://marginalrevolution.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Homicide-Table.png 00:44:44 that's like, per thousand? 00:44:57 that's per 100,000 00:45:02 oh. 00:45:06 i don't know how this factors in war 00:45:12 espresso brownie sundae with bacon on top 00:45:14 and genocide 00:45:14 can we have a second graph for epa 00:45:18 I don't think war is usually counted as homicide 00:45:22 the intentional death rate in europe 1936-1945 was very high 00:45:29 it's the opposite of terrible 00:45:40 shachaf: environmental protection agency? 00:45:54 shachaf: don't get got 00:45:55 kmc, why are there so many estimates for the 17th century?? 00:46:23 Bike: The very same. 00:46:31 do they often kill people 00:46:57 killing the american small business 00:49:28 I... at first I thought the large text was sarcasm 00:49:36 I didn't read the tweet at the top of the image 00:49:53 welcome to twitter, i guess 00:50:14 welcome to the internet and/or world and/or people 00:50:35 welcome to languages which are read from top to bottom 00:50:49 welcome to boustrephedons 00:50:59 and he claims it was sarcasm 00:51:13 apparently he "recently predicted Obama will have Christians declared mentally ill and ship them off to asylums" which would make him about as cogent as jack chick 00:51:53 Oh, apparently it ...was sarcasm? 00:51:54 "Hypothesis proven: Libs responding to "kill them all" sarcasm neglect fact that their precious Islamists say the same about us EVERY DAY." 00:52:04 fizzie: doesn't eliot.png look like the face of someone you can trust <-- excuse me but that person clearly has a goatee. 00:52:08 the kind of sarcasm where you actually mean it 00:52:27 oerjan: observe the beautiful goateeless https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/13786158/portraits/el-op.png 00:52:45 Sgeo: see it's sarcasm because what he actually meant is to go back in time and create all of them. 00:53:10 elliott: um, i see a goatee 00:53:17 is it true that elliott is good with kids 00:53:34 when will they stop persecuting christians in this country?!?!? christians only make up 87% of congress and every president ever and most heads of big businesses and anyone else with power 00:53:51 kmc: those are reptiles. technically reptiles cannot be christian 00:54:13 yeah that's leviticus 9:17 00:54:18 n.b. have not read leviticus 00:54:38 kmc: you must be christian then 00:54:38 i'm pretty sure there's actually a clause to the effect of "snakes? fuck 'em" in there, at least 00:54:42 It's possible to persecute a majority. But it's pretty blatantly not the case here 00:54:47 :D 00:55:03 Sgeo: yeah, it tends not to happen as much in representative democracies though 00:55:16 Bike: pretty close to the beginning, i recall 00:55:40 also some of the presidents were secret deists 00:55:48 wel that's just that particular serpent 00:55:57 kmc: s/secret/wrote and published books about it/fuck grammar 00:56:02 that too 00:56:18 how do they come up with the english names and/or pronunciations of the bible 00:56:20 it's pretty nice that that tripoli treaty was specifically like "yeah no moslems are ok" 00:56:34 shachaf: thousands of years of illiteracy 00:57:20 *yeah, no, 00:57:45 Such is an illiterate Earth. 00:57:47 It's possible to persecute a majority. But it's pretty blatantly not the case here <-- see: Ngo Dinh Diem 00:57:48 illiterra see, illiterra do 00:58:07 or rather hear because they can't see language? i guess? 00:58:08 it is amusing that meddling in the middle east was literally the first US foreign military action 00:58:14 it's a proud tradition of ours 00:58:24 hmm, is tunisia the "middle east" 00:58:38 eh 00:58:41 it's west of a good part of europe 00:58:43 i guess they coulda been half-berber 00:58:45 islamic, anyway 00:58:52 err half-arab* 00:59:23 'Some 98% of modern native Tunisians are from a sociological, historical and genealogical standpoint mainly of Arab and Arab-Berber descent, but the overwhelming majority simply identify themselves today as Arabs' 00:59:29 dunno about in the 18th century 00:59:37 well yeah, today, i'm kinda curious about back then though. 00:59:49 i guess they probably have been arabized for a while now 01:01:04 the Umayyad Caliphate conquered most of north africa 01:01:16 u mad caliphate 01:01:17 i'm sorry 01:01:19 i'm so so sorry 01:01:23 look i hate myself 01:01:23 and some of spain 01:01:28 but i couldn't stop 01:01:32 the keys just typed themselves 01:01:36 elliott: i laughed. help. 01:01:39 the keys are practically next to each other 01:01:42 kmc: yeah that's what i was thinking. it's been a while. 01:02:03 anyway they were fairly poor and also brown so foreign policy jokes go 01:03:05 http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cd/The_world_in_750_CE.PNG 01:03:53 lol europe 01:04:02 yeah 01:04:03 * Phantom_Hoover tries to remember what that one empire that had, like, some crazy fraction of the human population was 01:04:12 that'd be a lot of them 01:04:27 wikipedia has a list, i think the highest percentagewise was the achaemids (spoiler: i misspelled this) 01:04:28 i like 'japan' 01:04:32 yes 01:04:33 them 01:04:43 40.something%, i think 01:04:52 ach�menid 01:05:01 was japan actually that unified in 750 ce 01:05:16 Yeah, that woulda been before warring states, at least 01:05:23 also more bombing news from britain http://i.imgur.com/CBSSGlDh.jpg 01:05:35 a classy publication 01:05:36 "The Nara period (710–784) of the 8th century marked the emergence of a strong Japanese state, centered on an imperial court in Heijō-kyō (modern Nara). " 01:06:21 srivijaya's lookin' pretty sweet too 01:06:32 Bike, i like how there's a clear progression of actual news, SEX, PAEDOS 01:06:49 journalism! 01:07:06 this reminds me how little we know about the songhay 01:07:23 wait i meant ghana. argh 01:07:35 songhay more like so gay amirite 01:07:44 these maps often make kinda arbitrary distinctions 01:07:57 i don't know how centralized power was in the umayyad caliphate 01:08:15 "The Songhai are thought to have settled at Gao as early as 800 CE, but did not establish it as the capital until the 11th century, during the reign of Dia Kossoi. " accurate map 01:08:39 also africa on that map... 01:08:43 basically 'some africans lived here' 01:08:54 well i mean, to be fair 01:09:03 look up the ghana empire. we know like, their name. that's about it 01:09:08 russia sort of the same 01:09:17 i don't know why the finns and the slavs and such don't get colored blobs 01:09:22 maybe they didn't have a military or something 01:09:23 kmc 01:09:25 but the magyars get a blob! 01:09:28 fuck the baltics weren't even christianized yet 01:09:32 there are a bunch of blobs in africa... 01:09:36 were they all vikings or something 01:09:54 oh man "bantus" 01:09:58 just kinda there 01:10:09 "Turkic Peoples" 01:10:20 you don't even get an ethnicity, you get a meta-ethnicity 01:10:32 turk-ish 01:11:06 it's pretty hard to make borders though 01:11:16 like i know a bit about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandala_(Southeast_Asian_political_model), you have to be really gradual 01:11:27 you could have a town that is technically in three different "empires" 01:11:32 i like how the turkic peoples are nowhere near turkey 01:11:42 <+Bike> elliott: i laughed. help. <-- how sad, now you're both going to be killed by terrorists right? 01:12:10 wow i... don't actually know how the turks ended up in turkey, now that you mention it. 01:12:29 shachaf, Fiora: i finished my self-potrait of Fiora 01:12:31 https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/13786158/portraits/fiora.png 01:12:37 probably they wanted their name to make sense 01:12:50 you said youd do one of me :( 01:12:51 mnoqy: nailed it 01:12:52 Bike: interesting link 01:13:06 mnoqy++ 01:13:19 Fiora: look at mnoqy's self portrait of you, it's good 01:13:55 i like how all of mnoqy's portraits are a standardised size 01:14:02 it's the gimp default 01:14:05 yes 01:14:15 kmc: i have a book on the history of burma. it's pretty crazy. there are maps that use marching time as their metric because the terrain is so impassable 01:14:17 that size looks more like..........landscape to me 01:14:25 mnoqy whers my portrait...... 01:14:30 Phantom_Hoover: next, probably 01:14:35 Phantom_Hoover: you're not cool enough for a self portrait 01:14:37 sorry 01:14:44 im miles better than fizzie 01:14:49 er 01:14:50 Fiora, 01:14:59 im not even close to fizzie obv. 01:15:07 if you were better than fiora why does she have one more portrait than you? 01:15:14 come on, man, we weren't born yesterday. 01:15:18 Bike's logic is good 01:15:34 Bike: ★ "for your logic" 01:15:43 thank! 01:15:48 when you earn five stars you can trade them in for a star 01:16:38 mnoqy: hang on hang on 01:16:46 did i "misinterpret" that self portrait 01:16:48 Bike, well you do have voice 01:16:57 because i though that gray thing on the left was an elephant 01:17:13 but now it looks like it might be intended to be a cat tail instead of a trunk . . . . . . 01:17:27 it's a cat with a rose for a head. science has gone too far. 01:17:40 just asked a question and answered it in the same irc session 01:18:21 -!- Bike_ has joined. 01:18:24 oops 01:20:43 -!- Bike has quit (Ping timeout: 246 seconds). 01:20:56 -!- Bike has joined. 01:21:12 "Turkic peoples and related groups migrated west from Turkestan and what is now Mongolia towards Eastern Europe, Iranian plateau and Anatolia and modern Turkey in many waves." this is unhelpful 01:21:41 Bike: your connection sucks 01:21:47 yeah it does :< 01:22:01 <+Bike> wow i... don't actually know how the turks ended up in turkey, now that you mention it. <-- they conquered it hth 01:22:42 -!- Bike_ has quit (Ping timeout: 252 seconds). 01:23:09 this is why you should use a bouncer. then you can be cool and have an IPv6 address 01:23:13 that is at least 20% of the reason I use one 01:23:19 that seems unrelated 01:23:24 just call me 2a01:7e00::f03c:91ff:fedf:9fdd 01:23:26 -!- Bike_ has joined. 01:23:32 bye bike, hi bike 01:23:37 kmc: well since it is not the future, my home internet connection does not support ipv6 01:23:44 but my server does 01:23:57 hi mnogqyasdf 01:24:02 e111:077a:1337:h4x0r: 01:24:26 also what ever happened to IPv5?!?!? there's something the federal reserve isn't telling us 01:24:43 oh moldova has an autonomous turkish area 01:25:04 also 01:25:10 apparently i am connected to a server in lithuania 01:25:20 a good server? 01:25:25 i think i have known exactly one person to live in lithuania ever 01:25:29 so i'm not convinced it exists... 01:25:48 the intercity bus in lithuania was pretty nice and had a seatback entertainment system powered by android, full of pirated music and movies 01:26:14 -!- Bike has quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds). 01:26:16 haha 01:26:18 i don't even know where lithuania is 01:26:18 cute 01:26:25 -!- Bike_ has changed nick to Bike. 01:26:33 Phantom_Hoover: somewhere in europe 01:26:35 looks like this thing http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Stream_Protocol is de facto IPv5 01:26:38 like everywhere else you don't know where it is 01:26:42 Phantom_Hoover: it's baltic. 01:26:54 "The protocol was notable for introducing the concepts of... a talkspurt" 01:27:07 which, if you don't remember, means in that area in the north of russia's garbage heap 01:27:47 it's next to poland and belarus and latvia and kaliningrad 01:27:49 man i forgot that moldova has a major soviet party 01:27:49 hth 01:28:00 oh moldova..... 01:28:09 it's basically the former soviet part of romania right 01:28:19 more or less 01:28:29 our romanian guidebook had a short section on moldova that basically said "don't go to moldova, why would you go to moldova" 01:28:39 "Another communist party was founded in 2012, the Communist Party of Moldova (2012) (CPM), which claims that the PCRM isn't actually communist but social democratic." not hardcore enough 01:28:49 needs more hammers and/or sicles 01:28:56 [sic]les 01:29:11 kmc: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:PCRM_logo.png you don't understand. 01:29:30 that looks like an icon from a 1990s desktop application 01:29:35 hahaha 01:29:43 U+1F490 COMBINING SICKLE TO THE LEFT; U+1F491 COMBINING HAMMER TO THE RIGHT 01:29:47 COMMUN~1.EXE 01:29:51 but yeah moldova also has a part in the east that's separatist and sort of ruled by the russians 01:29:56 very georgia, maybe 01:30:01 sucks / not surprising 01:30:20 oh because ukraine is in the way and is much more western aligned 01:30:31 that's trouble 01:31:18 also since i'm looking at a map of russia: the road system is impressively hub-and-spoke around moscow 01:32:15 -!- Bike_ has joined. 01:35:11 -!- Bike has quit (Ping timeout: 258 seconds). 01:35:34 MALCOLM.EXE 01:42:49 -!- Bike_ has changed nick to Bike. 01:43:22 kmc: what about the rails? 01:44:35 don't know 01:44:46 here is a 1910 map of US railroads though: http://etc.usf.edu/maps/pages/2000/2090/2090.htm 01:45:21 (and steamships) 01:45:24 wowwwww 01:45:33 it looks like skin 01:46:16 shachaf: I AM DISAPPOINT 01:46:17 your skin is fucked up 01:46:33 it is :( 01:46:38 (http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/1f490/index.htm) 01:47:09 oerjan: Sorry. Should I have picked U+1F494? 01:47:36 YES 01:48:12 well that or an _actual_ combining sickle, naturally. 01:49:01 wow there are unicodde chafacters for yellow haeart and purple haert 01:50:04 Neither of them look purple nor yellow 01:50:06 fail 01:50:33 i'm sure there are some characters that people put in new charsets just to mess with the unicode people. 01:51:07 mnoqy: probably from emoji 01:51:25 hm this book doesn't have a list of figures. there is no god 01:51:33 thanks's emjoe 01:51:52 Bike: i think that's a little strict judgement of god even by my standards. 01:52:14 look, i read the bible once, i think i know what i'm talking about 01:52:22 the whole bible???? 01:52:35 yep 01:52:37 always and forever 01:52:41 oh this is the train pic i was looking for before http://www.columbia.edu/~brennan/beach/fig18-27.jpg 01:52:53 um the bible isn't a book Bike it's a metaphor 01:52:54 was it any good. a good read. 01:53:05 you can't read a metaphor 01:53:17 Not really, no 01:53:24 the bible isn't a book, it's like somebody stapled together a bit of a legal code, a phone book, some erotic poetry, and a fantasy novel 01:53:26 kmc: light rail 01:53:32 and then said 'here this is all very important' 01:53:43 you forgot the geneaology 01:53:47 begat begat begat 01:53:51 that's the phone book 01:53:53 i assume 01:53:57 ok i guess 01:54:11 tbh i think the bible could have used more erotic poetry 01:54:15 kmc: btw that is a book 01:54:17 shachaf: i think you can read metaphors if you use the right drugs 01:54:17 you just mean it's not a novel 01:54:33 oerjan: does deconstructing them count 01:54:33 well it's also divided into books. 01:54:44 is one of them the bible 01:54:51 the bible, book 4: the bible 01:55:02 sort of like lotr 01:55:02 I already made a joke about Aczel sets and the bible sorry 01:55:10 where does "bible" appear 01:55:16 The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower 01:55:26 ironically the character of the bible never appears in the bible 01:55:47 she's in the talmud though, iirc 01:55:58 movie of the bible where they say "isn't this some kind of... bible?" at a critical moment 01:56:03 and everyone in the audience cheers 01:56:08 ++++++++ 01:59:41 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_work#Lost_texts_referenced_in_the_Old_Testament fuck, i forgot how many books the bible talks about 01:59:46 and none of them are the bible! 02:00:31 The Acts of Solomon is a lost text that may have been written by the Biblical prophet Iddo, who was the author of other lost texts. The book is described in 1Kings 11:41, where it reads: "And the rest of the acts of Solomon, and all that he did, and his wisdom, are they not written in the book of the acts of Solomon?" 02:00:58 is this new to you elliott 02:01:02 no it's just 02:01:04 the way it's worded 02:01:04 old books are /really/ repetitive 02:01:06 i'm typing 02:01:09 If you liked The Bible, why not check out: The Acts of Solomon? Featuring all the rest of the acts of Solomon, and all that he did, and his wisdom! 02:01:18 ok that was pretty good 02:01:18 it's like they put an ad in the middle of the bible 02:01:21 so great 02:01:36 "Now the rest of the acts of Solomon, first and last, are they not written in the book of Nathan the prophet, and in the prophecy of Ahijah the Shilonite, and in the visions of Iddo the seer against Jeroboam the son of Nebat?" i'm seeing a pattern here 02:01:50 the publishers were like 02:01:54 is it possible that the authors of the bible were actually huge shills 02:01:55 this book isn't nearly commercial enough 02:02:01 can you put a bunch of product placement for our other books in 02:02:21 "Now the acts of Rehoboam, first and last, are they not written in the book of Shemaiah the prophet, and of Iddo the seer concerning genealogies? And there were wars between Rehoboam and Jeroboam continually." i'm pretty sure they just cutpasted this shit in 02:02:23 trying to push the Acts of Solomon to the soon-to-be-religious demographic right now 02:02:55 just did some s/Solomon/Rehoboam/ and called it a day 02:02:56 Bike: i like that P.S. there was war 02:03:20 well it's the old testament 02:03:25 "PS there was war" is basically implied 02:04:42 "The Acts of Solomon is a lost text that may have been written by the Biblical prophet Iddo, who was the author of other lost texts. " gotta feel sorry for that dude 02:05:04 if you liked acts of solomon, why not read the acts of rehoboam? oh wait you can't they're gone 02:05:31 -!- Phantom_Hoover has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 02:05:42 probably iddo really sucked and nobody wanted to presreve his books 02:05:48 because he was boring and just wrote lists of everyone's acts 02:05:54 and he died sad and alone :( 02:06:23 focus groups didn't enjoy the Acts of Iddo 02:07:35 hahaha that's great 02:08:14 mnoqy: omg XD 02:08:36 mnoq: hey how about a self portrait of kmc 02:08:40 (with permission only) 02:08:44 http://media.tumblr.com/d2108a4a121d07af135c4d1890c100c6/tumblr_inline_mkkcrro4ra1qz4rgp.png I like my adventure time self portrait 02:09:04 kmc: does mnoqy have permission to draw a self portrait of you "if it comes to that" 02:09:12 yeah sure i have black wings, what of it punk 02:09:14 yes 02:09:18 self portrait away 02:09:21 i wonder wht you'd make a pink sword out of... 02:09:22 Fiora: nice 02:09:25 mnoqy: you gotta do kmc 02:09:34 magic? flowers? some kind of toxin 02:10:12 "Book of Bai Ze (simplified Chinese 白泽图; pinyin: Bái Zé Tú). A guide to the forms and habits of all 11,520 types of supernatural creatures in the world, and how to overcome their hauntings and attacks, as dictated by the mythical creature, Bai Ze to the Yellow Emperor in the 26th century BCE." i think we're missing out, people. 02:10:41 http://media.tumblr.com/83c724dcca643c2efc6a029da862aca2/tumblr_inline_mg1lv9akWr1r9jirc.png and this one (I love these little things) 02:11:03 i just can't get over the argyle 02:11:12 i would like a self portrait of fungot 02:11:12 elliott: berkely is in california distance yes, it shouldn't be that hard 02:11:19 eventually mnoqy will start charging for these 02:11:28 i should make a list of people to self-portrait 02:11:46 i'd hang a mnoqy self-portrait on my wall 02:11:49 alright. made a list 02:12:26 am i on it 02:12:32 with a little checkmark next to my name 02:12:40 what's wrong with argyle :< 02:12:41 you already got one!!! i can make you another if you want 02:12:49 Fiora: nothing, i just always notice it. 02:12:55