Monthly Archives: January 2005

cwdb2/Import Pagination

2005-01-25 –

I bumped into an interesting IPB misfeature 2 days ago. An entire topic could be displayed with view=all. However, in a topic with 17+ pages this technique returns only the first page.
This blew a massive hole in the importer.
It was rewritten to do N+1 forum http requests, where N is the quantity of pages in [...]

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Woman Forced 12-Year-Old Daughter to Drink Bleach

2005-01-15 –

A woman angry with her 12-year-old daughter for having sex forced the girl to drink bleach and sat on her until the child died.

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Wet Nightmare

2005-01-11 –

I had a dream last night too, but mine didn’t have a monster persay..
I was located in a HalfLife2 / KGB / ColdWar-era revision of Shannon’s house, which seems to have been turned into barracks and torture facility of some sort. Gord (from work) was there, and seemed to be tasked with the goal of [...]

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MNSi and Matt

2005-01-10 –

I just got an interesting phone call at work from Matt, looking for MNSi’s prices for static ip. Quite fun and unexpected. I wonder whether he had intended to talk to myself..

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Archery Bards Anime PDFs Work Heart

2005-01-10 –

I dreamt I was dressed as a shirt ninja girl in an archery contest. I enjoyed Bowling for Bards. Kono Minikuku mo Utsukushii Sekai is cool. One of my teachers posted PDFs instead of powerpoint presentations. Work is fun. I’m rereading parts of John Eldredge’s Wild at Heart.

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Company of Bards

2005-01-05 –

I’m alive and well chillaxing with J and Garran this day. And listening to Country Roads. We may be going on a Read-or-Die-esque bokstore exp’dition this afternoon, possibly leading to sneezing. This promices to be an enlightening day.

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