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edited Jun 15, 2020 at 7:40

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I've got an answer to my comment at Stack Overflow, and I don't get what it means.

I've googled and looked over several dictionaries with no help. Seems like it is some specific slang/phrasal verb, which I cannot find.

zerkms: @OMG Ponies: I have an idea of writing small .net application that formats any sql query accodring to the rules you've thinked of/invented (to get a practice in lexers/parsers). What do you think of this? ;-)

OMG Ponies: @zerkms: Urge to kill... rising... :p

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edited May 23, 2017 at 12:39

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I've got an answer to my comment answer to my comment at Stack Overflow, and I don't get what it means.

I've googled and looked over several dictionaries with no help. Seems like it is some specific slang/phrasal verb, which I cannot find.

zerkms: @OMG Ponies: I have an idea of writing small .net application that formats any sql query accodring to the rules you've thinked of/invented (to get a practice in lexers/parsers). What do you think of this? ;-)

OMG Ponies: @zerkms: Urge to kill... rising... :p

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edited Feb 9, 2013 at 1:38

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I've got an answer to my comment at Stack Overflow, and I don't get what it means.

I've googled and looked over several dictionaries with no help. Seems like it is some specific slang/phrasal verb, which I cannot find.

This is a screenshot of that little conversation:

zerkms: @OMG Ponies: I have an idea of writing small .net application that formats any sql query accodring to the rules you've thinked of/invented (to get a practice in lexers/parsers). What do you think of this? ;-)

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