The 'Simple Questions' thread.

[VijchtiDoodah]

The sex initiator gland needs to be much bigger.

[PANZERCATWAGON]

The woman's mind.
Explain it to me.

basically theres a lot of microscopic gods swimming around in their brain-goo fighting each other causing the woman to do a whole load of crazy s**t at completely unpredictable moments

[Graham]

Women are one way... and guys are the other!!!!!!!!!!

[echo_trail]

It's simple. As with any human being, you just gotta apply to the right triggers.

[Boblekonvolutt]

Uuuuuuh, no. Did browneys once. Although it took about 45 minutes to hit me, when it did, I was flying like never before. Also, funny thing was, it hit all of a sudden. I was in the middle of a conversation with a couple of girls. I was continuously looking at either one, and at some point, when I was turning my head to look at the other, the browneys kicked in and I felt like I was in bullet time. I was later told the conversation ended there.

Just lightness and a neck in lounge chair mode for me. Maybe you're a better baker than me.

[echo_trail]

In all probability, not.

[Boblekonvolutt]

Oh, you'd be surprised.

[{LAW} Gamer_2k4]

Okay, so here's a question for all you Italians out there:
I just found out today that the name "Salvatore" is pronounced "sal-vuh-tor-ay".  I've known for a while that its shortened form is "Tore", but I'm not sure how that's pronounced.  Is it "tor-ay" or "tor"? And if it's the former, does an alternate shortening of "Salvatore" to just "Tor" exist?

[echo_trail]

Okay, so here's a question for all you Italians out there:
I just found out today that the name "Salvatore" is pronounced "sal-vuh-tor-ay".  I've known for a while that its shortened form is "Tore", but I'm not sure how that's pronounced.  Is it "tor-ay" or "tor"? And if it's the former, does an alternate shortening of "Salvatore" to just "Tor" exist?

That's the english pronunciation. it's not "ay".. more like "tor-heh".

[Graham]

Okay, so here's a question for all you Italians out there:
I just found out today that the name "Salvatore" is pronounced "sal-vuh-tor-ay".  I've known for a while that its shortened form is "Tore", but I'm not sure how that's pronounced.  Is it "tor-ay" or "tor"? And if it's the former, does an alternate shortening of "Salvatore" to just "Tor" exist?

That's the english pronunciation. it's not "ay".. more like "tor-heh".

Shut up Mr Denmark.

[echo_trail]

Okay, so here's a question for all you Italians out there:
I just found out today that the name "Salvatore" is pronounced "sal-vuh-tor-ay".  I've known for a while that its shortened form is "Tore", but I'm not sure how that's pronounced.  Is it "tor-ay" or "tor"? And if it's the former, does an alternate shortening of "Salvatore" to just "Tor" exist?

That's the english pronunciation. it's not "ay".. more like "tor-heh".

Shut up Mr Denmark.

Oi, you got it right for once. I'm impressed!

[Graham]

Okay, so here's a question for all you Italians out there:
I just found out today that the name "Salvatore" is pronounced "sal-vuh-tor-ay".  I've known for a while that its shortened form is "Tore", but I'm not sure how that's pronounced.  Is it "tor-ay" or "tor"? And if it's the former, does an alternate shortening of "Salvatore" to just "Tor" exist?

That's the english pronunciation. it's not "ay".. more like "tor-heh".

Shut up Mr Denmark.

Oi, you got it right for once. I'm impressed!

Only because I saw your location on skype the other day.

[echo_trail]

Such a stalker..

[{LAW} Gamer_2k4]

Okay, so here's a question for all you Italians out there:
I just found out today that the name "Salvatore" is pronounced "sal-vuh-tor-ay".  I've known for a while that its shortened form is "Tore", but I'm not sure how that's pronounced.  Is it "tor-ay" or "tor"? And if it's the former, does an alternate shortening of "Salvatore" to just "Tor" exist?

That's the english pronunciation. it's not "ay".. more like "tor-heh".

Okay, great, but do you know the "rules" for abbreviating it? My reason for this question is that I have a character in a story I'm writing named Salvatore, and everyone calls him Tore.  I'm so used to the dialogue flow with a single syllable that it was a little bit of a shock to think that "Tore" may be a two-syllable word, and I'd like to preserve my original intention if possible.

[Smegma]

Whats a good library for C++ HTTP requests. I need to load an image in C++ from an Internet Camera. I know lots of you are all into this coding stuff.

[PainX]

when the newest version 1.5.1 will came out and there will be more players?^^

[jrgp]

Whats a good library for C++ HTTP requests. I need to load an image in C++ from an Internet Camera. I know lots of you are all into this coding stuff.

libcurl

And since you're using c++, use the appropriate binding: http://curlpp.org/

when the newest version 1.5.1 will came out and there will be more players?^^

1) When its ready.
2) We'll see then.

[dnmr]

I wonder what's for dinner

[Horve]

I wonder what's for dinner

Minerals and pylons with a lot of energy.

[demoniac93]

I wonder what's for dinner

Minerals and pylons with a lot of energy.

The minerals are a lie...
Who invented the fridge as we know it? As in, the rectangle shaped one, with a freezer and a cooling chamber. (Too lazy to Google)