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[pinoy]

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english is so deep i cant swim

[anarkista]

mga bro mao ra ni ako ma sulti ayaw mo to.o sa taw nga nag introduce ninyo ani kay bakakon ang mo gamit ani..
di ni tinuod.. basta you'll find out soon i tell you..

[anarkista]

_please delete_

[anarkista]

_please delete_

[ditch_azeroth]

this is funny. i can type 60+ words per minute, and when it was introduced to me, i knew something was off.

[circles122345]

sa mailad lang d ai ani...

hadlok ko deri na words "Peter Answers 3.1 - Virtual Tarot - Original idea: Wizard 666, the spirit of Liza"

[anarkista]

sa mailad lang d ai ani...

hadlok ko deri na words "Peter Answers 3.1 - Virtual Tarot - Original idea: Wizard 666, the spirit of Liza"

nah its just a simple crap bro..

[circles122345]

but in the name of 666 its quite hadzzz...

[anarkista]

its just a number bro "666" is not really an evil number..basta sa na hibawan lang nko and nakalimtan hehehe that number gkan na sa date before nga daghan na hitabo nga bati kalimot na ko ask the experts nlng..

[geoseph]

I vaguely remember reading a game in a book about the best short games written in BASIC (yes, dugay na, and that was around early 90's). If I remember it right, the game may have been named Lisa.

All it does is to respond using a list of answers, in sequence from first to last. I think that program is smarter than this one, because it talks to you first, thereby setting the tone and direction of the succeeding conversation.

It starts with something like "Hi, I’m Lisa. What your name?" Then whatever your answer, it responds with something like "Hello <your answer>.” and so on, the “conversation” goes.

The trick is not the programming ability of the creator, but his or her knowledge of human nature. =)