Laughing in code
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I am not sure that this will make any sort of sense world wide, but Israeli coders should have a chuckle or two over this:
Ayende @ Rahien
Ayende @ Rahien
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My name is Oren Eini
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or only half of them :)
Nope, doesn't make much sense in the Western States. Can you fill us in?
In Hebrew, there is a common saying about out of the way places.
In the end of the world, turn left and continue forward.
ah, I thought it is one of my favorite Blackfield's songs... (singer is Israeli)
end/of/the/world?visit=Milliways
might be more universal
@Bunter Now the Milliways joke I get! =)
And I thought it has something to do with the upcoming elections... :D
I thought you were referring to an unknown Israeli celebrity by the name of Uri Marker.
Also consider: public static Uri Geller { get; set; }
As a European I do not know this, jokes in code are not always a good idea, are they? ;-)
change it to "null://middle/of/nowhere" perhaps? (Might have seen that in MT I think)
-Sebastian
The rest of the world can have some fun just watching how Israeli coders decide why the joke is funny...
I also thought it was a reference to the Israeli elections until I saw the comments :)
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