DarkCthulhu

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True happiness lies here :)

	162 reputation	bio	website	github.com/DarkCthulhu	visits	member for	9 months
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Jun 13	comment	A fraction less than something? 4/15 was the answer I came up with. But what @Hellion mentions is the actual solution.
Jun 13	comment	A fraction less than something? I am starting to understand the phrasing. :) The fictional and self-help books as a set are mutually exclusive in this case.
Jun 13	comment	A fraction less than something? The more I look at it, the more reasonable it seems. I just don't know anymore :)
Jun 13	asked	A fraction less than something?
Apr 3	awarded	Citizen Patrol
Apr 3	revised	What is the correct counterpart to fed, for liquids (water, milk etc) added 6 characters in body
Apr 3	revised	“Split in half” vs. “split in two” — which one is correct? deleted 6 characters in body
Mar 30	accepted	“Split in half” vs. “split in two” — which one is correct?
Mar 24	asked	“Split in half” vs. “split in two” — which one is correct?
Jan 14	awarded	Critic
Dec 16	accepted	What is the correct counterpart to fed, for liquids (water, milk etc)
Dec 16	comment	What is the correct counterpart to fed, for liquids (water, milk etc) Brilliant explanation. Could you please add the best way in which I could refer to the activity? Is I gave the dog some milk as suggested by @regdwigh the best alternative?
Dec 16	comment	What is the correct counterpart to fed, for liquids (water, milk etc) Agreed. But I can't help but wonder if there is a single perfectly apt word.
Dec 16	asked	What is the correct counterpart to fed, for liquids (water, milk etc)
Dec 14	comment	What is the correct pronunciation of “regex”? @Robusto I've always said rejex. Must un-learn that now. :( And jif somehow sounds better does it not?
Dec 14	awarded	Scholar
Dec 14	accepted	What is the correct pronunciation of “regex”?
Dec 14	comment	What is the correct pronunciation of “regex”? @rajah9 English would need to be a Chomsky Type-3 grammar for that to be possible ;)
Dec 14	awarded	Student
Dec 14	comment	What is the correct pronunciation of “regex”? The post coleopterist linked to seems to indicate that there isn't one correct answer to this. Is that correct?