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I saw this online somewhere one time (forgot where) but thought I'd share it since I remembered it...
This old hacker
s/he played one
s/he played knick-knack on port one
with a knick-knack paddy-whack
give the computer a byte
this old hacker
stayed up all night!
Distribution: Slackware, Windows, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Mac OS X
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Originally posted by Chinaman
Man, I like you sig! Do you know what "shenme" means? It's Pinyin.
thx, i waited for some time to come up w/ something effective and witty for a sig. a while back i was posting and it just came out. i liked it so much that i made it my sig. i did not know what shenme meant or that it was in fact pinyin. done some searching and think i understand it better. take a look here and let me know if i'm on the right track.
i honestly thought you were saying "you sh#tt#n me" and shenme was just short or slang. as i understand it now it is essentially "what?'" let me know if i'm understanding this correctly. btw, either way it was still funny...
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