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<jcater_> @list
<bigbrother> jcater_: Admin, Channel, Config, Misc, Owner, Python, Seen, Services, User, and Weather
<Vee> I dont think it'll show up there.. 
<Vee> @search log
<bigbrother> Vee: supybot.directories.log, supybot.plugins.RawLogger, supybot.plugins.ChannelLogger, supybot.log.level, supybot.log.stdout, supybot.log.stdout.colorized, and supybot.log.timestampFormat
<Vee> cool
<Vee> @config supybot.plugins.ChannelLogger
<bigbrother> Vee: True
<jcater_> sweet
* jcater_ wonders how often it write sto the file
<jcater_> it's still zero byte
<Vee> you can configure these kind of things, even load/reload/unload the plugins without restarting the bot, btw.
<Vee> ahh, yea, that came up yesterday.. it's buffering it right now. They're gonna make it configurable to flush more often though
<jcater_> ok
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<SachaS> reinhard: "gacvs --database mydatabase" returns with an error
<reinhard> SachaS: thanks, will look
<SachaS> reinhard: my mistake ... 
<reinhard> oh
<reinhard> nevermind then :)
<SachaS> will be back in about 30 minutes
<SachaS> have one or two questions.
<dsmith> Does anyone know how to mount a partition of a disk image?
<dsmith> There are several partitions in the disk image.
<Vee> I've never seen a multipartition image
<dsmith> Say you have hda{1,2,3} and you dd /dev/hda to a file.
<dsmith> I want to mount what was hda2
<Vee> hmm.. does that work? I would have guessed you'd needed to specify the partition
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<dsmith> The problem is, the partition table on the disk is borked.
<dsmith> So we copied it to another machine and are experimentiong with fixing the table.
<Vee> when a drive died last year.. ahh, see I got lucky and thankfully could access the parition table.. 
<dsmith> Now I'd like to mount one of those partitons to see if we got it right.
<Vee> in googling, I've seen some 'risky' suggestions to fdisk the drive, delete/recreate the paritions exactly as they're suppose to be and rewrite 'm to the drive.. 
<dsmith> I'm just using the image to experiment on.
<wendall911> dsmith: any suggestions in man mount?
<dsmith> Once we have sometign workign, then I'll operate on the real drive
<dsmith> http://www.trekweb.com/~jasonb/articles/linux_loopback.shtml
<dsmith> THat looks interesting.
<dsmith> I'm gofin to extract the partition with dd
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<jcater> @load network
<bigbrother> jcater: The operation succeeded.
<Vee> @list network
<bigbrother> Vee: dns and whois
<Vee> @whois gnue.org
<bigbrother> Vee: gnue.org <registered at opensrs.org> is client update prohibited; registered 24-Apr-2000 16:06:56 UTC, updated 27-Feb-2004 06:10:31 UTC, expires 24-Apr-2005 16:06:56 UTC.
<jcater> @help 
<bigbrother> jcater: (help [<plugin>] <command>) -- This command gives a useful description of what <command> does. <plugin> is only necessary if the command is in more than one plugin.
<jcater> @list admin
<bigbrother> jcater: addcapability, channels, disable, enable, ignore, ignores, join, nick, part, removecapability, reportbug, and unignore
<jcater> @reportbug
<bigbrother> jcater: (reportbug <description>) -- Reports a bug to a private mailing list supybot-bugs. <description> will be the subject of the email. The most recent 10 or so messages the bot receives will be sent in the body of the email.
<jcater> @reportbug if a config variable is entered as "Name: True<space>", it causes an error; perhaps it should do a .strip() ?
<Vee> maybe at some point we could have a DCL plugin
<bigbrother> jcater: The operation succeeded.
<jcater> oops
<jcater> I misread that
<jcater> oh well, maybe they'll get the idea from the subject
<jcater> @reset
<jcater> @restart
<Vee> :) I'd pasted it into #supybot earier as well, so I'm thinking someone'll see it one way or the other
<Vee> @cpi
<Vee> @cpu
<jcater> @load System
<bigbrother> jcater: Error: No plugin System exists.
<Vee> @apropos re
<bigbrother> Vee: Admin ignore, Admin ignores, Admin removecapability, Admin unignore, Channel ignore, Channel ignores, Channel removecapability, Channel unignore, Config reload, Owner reload, more, register, removehostmask, reportbug, revision, setsecure, and unregister
<jcater> how do I restart him from here?
<Vee> why do you want to? what changed?
<SachaS> reinhard: i try to add a module in appserver samples.
<jcater> sigh
<jcater> if you null out the timestamp format
<jcater> then instead of logging w/o a timestamp
<jcater> it doesn't log at all
<Vee> @search timestamp
<bigbrother> Vee: supybot.humanTimestampFormat and supybot.log.timestampFormat
<SachaS> reinhard: I am not able to add a new module in the form gnue_module 
<jcater> so I set the timestamp to be something simple
<Vee> @config supybot.humanTimestampFormat
<bigbrother> Vee: '%I:%M %p, %B %d, %Y'
<reinhard> SachaS: let me try
<reinhard> SachaS: you have current svn?
<Vee> @config supybot.log.timestampFormat
<bigbrother> Vee: ''
<SachaS> reinhard: I do get an GFFormexception
<SachaS> reinhard: yep current svn
<Vee> @config supybot.log.timestampFormat ' ' 
<bigbrother> Vee: Error: You don't have the 'owner' capability. If you think that you should have this capability, be sure that you are identified before trying again. The 'whoami' command can tell you if you're identified.
<Vee> maybe
<jcater> Vee: I think that's another bug
<jcater> as it hasn't logged in an hour
<jcater> since I set the format to ''
<jcater> @config supybot.log.timestampFormat ' '
<bigbrother> jcater: The operation succeeded.
<Vee> @config supybot.log.timestampFormat
<bigbrother> Vee: ' '
<jcater> @flush
<bigbrother> jcater: The operation succeeded.
<jcater> ok
<jcater> that worked
<Vee> cool
<jcater> @load Debian
<bigbrother> jcater: The operation succeeded.
<Vee> @last --with bug
<bigbrother> Vee: <jcater> Vee: I think that's another bug
<Vee> @help last
<bigbrother> Vee: (last [--{from,in,to,with,regexp}] <args>) -- Returns the last message matching the given criteria. --from requires a nick from whom the message came; --in and --to require a channel the message was sent to; --with requires some string that had to be in the message; --regexp requires a regular expression the message must match. By default, the current channel is searched.
<jcater> @load Status
<bigbrother> jcater: The operation succeeded.
<jcater> @cpu
<bigbrother> jcater: I have taken 3.71 seconds of user time and 0.14 seconds of system time, for a total of 3.85 seconds of CPU time.  My children have taken 0.00 seconds of user time and 0.00 seconds of system time for a total of 0.00 seconds of CPU time.  Out of 5 spawned threads I have 1 active.  I'm taking up 8512 kB of memory.
<jcater> @list python
<bigbrother> jcater: pydoc and zen
<jcater> @list pydoc
<bigbrother> jcater: Error: No such plugin 'pydoc' exists.
<jcater> @help pydoc
<bigbrother> jcater: (pydoc <python function>) -- Returns the __doc__ string for a given Python function.
<jcater> @pydoc os.path.isfile
<bigbrother> jcater: Test whether a path is a regular file
<jcater> @help zen
<bigbrother> jcater: (zen takes no arguments) -- Returns one of the zen of Python statements.
<jcater> @zen
<bigbrother> jcater: Simple is better than complex.
<jcater> @zen
<bigbrother> jcater: Now is better than never.
<Vee> @config list python
<bigbrother> Vee: Error: 'supybot.python' is not a valid configuration variable.
<Vee> @config python list
<bigbrother> Vee: Error: You don't have the 'owner' capability. If you think that you should have this capability, be sure that you are identified before trying again. The 'whoami' command can tell you if you're identified.
<jcater> @load scheduler
<bigbrother> jcater: The operation succeeded.
<jcater> @list scheduler
<bigbrother> jcater: add, list, remove, and repeat
<jcater> @help add
<bigbrother> jcater: (add <seconds> <command>) -- Schedules the command string <command> to run <seconds> seconds in the future. For example, 'schedule add [seconds 30m] "echo [cpu]"' will schedule the command "cpu" to be sent to the channel the schedule add command was given in (with no prefixed nick, a consequence of using echo).
<jcater> @help repeat
<bigbrother> jcater: (repeat <name> <seconds> <command>) -- Schedules the command <command> to run every <seconds> seconds, starting now (i.e., the command runs now, and every <seconds> seconds thereafter). <name> is a name by which the command can be unscheduled.
<jcater> @repeat flush 120 flush
<bigbrother> jcater: The operation succeeded.
<Vee> ahh, nice workaround. :)
<jcater> does it remember @ commands after a restart
<jcater> like my @loads
<jcater> or do I need to add those to my .conf
<Vee> pretty sure it rewrites the conf periodically or when you quit it
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<bigbrother> jcater: The operation succeeded.
<jcater> bah
<Vee> heh
<jcater> well, that's gonna such
<jcater> suck
<Vee> @search reply
<bigbrother> Vee: supybot.reply.oneToOne, supybot.reply.whenNotCommand, supybot.reply.detailedErrors, supybot.reply.errorInPrivate, supybot.reply.noCapabilityError, supybot.reply.withPrivateNotice, supybot.reply.withNickPrefix, supybot.reply.whenAddressedByNick, supybot.reply.whenNotAddressed, and supybot.reply.requireChannelCommandsToBeSentInChannel
<Vee> @search schedule
<bigbrother> Vee: supybot.plugins.scheduler
<Vee> @search repeat
<bigbrother> Vee: There were no matching configuration variables.
<Vee> @search succeed
<bigbrother> Vee: There were no matching configuration variables.
<bigbrother> jcater: The operation succeeded.
<jcater> @remove flush
<bigbrother> jcater: The operation succeeded.
<jcater> @load RootWarner
<bigbrother> jcater: The operation succeeded.
<jcater> @config RootWarner
<bigbrother> jcater: Error: 'supybot.RootWarner' is not a valid configuration variable.
<jcater> @config RootWarner.kick
<bigbrother> jcater: Error: 'supybot.RootWarner.kick' is not a valid configuration variable.
<jcater> @config plugins.RootWarner.kick
<bigbrother> jcater: False
<jcater> @load Todo
<bigbrother> jcater: The operation succeeded.
<jcater> @load Notes
<bigbrother> jcater: Error: No plugin Notes exists.
<jcater> @load Note
<bigbrother> jcater: The operation succeeded.
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<jcater> @load News
<bigbrother> jcater: The operation succeeded.
<jcater> oops
<jcater> sorry y'all
<jcater> just realized I can /query bigbrother
<jcater> and the commands still work :)
<Vee> :)
<jamest> what?'
<jamest>  /query?
<jcater> oooo
<jcater> cool
<jcater> if I do that @repeat flush 60 flush
<jamest> this means we won't get to listen in on you and big bro babbling on and on
<jamest> ?
<jcater> inside a /query
<jcater> then it doesn't say "Operation succeeded" every 60 seconds to everyone eles
<jcater> jamest: bite me
<Vee> neat
<jamest> jcater: The operation failed
<jcater>  @babelize english german This is fun
<jcater> @babelize english german This is fun
<bigbrother> jcater: This is bath health erholungsort?
<jcater> lol
<jcater> hmm
<jcater> interesting translatiojn
<jcater> ah
<jcater> oops
<jcater> @translate english german This is fun
<bigbrother> jcater: Dieses ist Spaß
<jamest> i know youre having fun and all
<jcater> lalala
* jcater covers his ears
<jamest> but didn't we at one time quote fields durring datasource -> sql translation?
<jcater> ?
<Vee> @translate en [randomlanguage] welcome
<bigbrother> Vee: boa vinda
<jamest> i've got a bug report on a field named
<jamest> 5x7
<jcater> um
<jamest> the field names from the forms debug dump show the field names not quoted
<jcater> hmm
<jcater> a lot of dbs won't let you quote them
<jcater> that's why we removed it, iirc
<jamest> i swore we did this for postgresql
<jcater> guess it needs to be db-specific
<jcater> who in the world names fields with a number?
<jamest> ok, i'm going to make them change field names 
<jamest> um, my client's power user :)
<jcater> thwap him
<jcater> that's as bad as using spaces
<jcater> @ping
<bigbrother> pong
<jcater> my fav so far :)
<jcater> @routette
<jcater> @roulette
<bigbrother> jcater: *click*
<Vee> @binary jcater
<Vee> forgot they moved that to the filter plugin
<jcater> hmm
<jcater> I think this bot will work
<jcater> this is a good friday
<jcater> at work playing w/bots
<jcater> just need some popcorn and mt dew, and I'd be set
<Vee> @list
<bigbrother> Vee: Admin, Babelfish, BadWords, Channel, Config, Debian, Dunno, Fun, Google, Karma, Lookup, Misc, Network, News, Note, Owner, Python, Quotes, RootWarner, Scheduler, Seen, Services, Status, Todo, User, and Weather
<Vee> Http is real handy
<jcater> @load http
<bigbrother> jcater: The operation succeeded.
<Vee> @list http
<bigbrother> Vee: acronym, cyborg, doctype, extension, freshmeat, geekquote, headers, kernel, netcraft, pgpkey, size, stockquote, and title
<jcater> @list http
<bigbrother> jcater: acronym, cyborg, doctype, extension, freshmeat, geekquote, headers, kernel, netcraft, pgpkey, size, stockquote, and title
<Vee> junx!
<Vee> er jinks!
<jcater> @tockquote scox
<jcater> @stockquote scox
<bigbrother> jcater: The current price of SCOX is 8.50, as of 3:00pm EST.  A change of -0.25 from the last business day.
<reinhard> jcater: rofl
<mdupont> hehe
<reinhard> jcater: i was just about typing the same
<jcater> lol
<jcater> @stockquote rhat
<bigbrother> jcater: The current price of RHAT is 19.279, as of 3:00pm EST.  A change of +0.409 from the last business day.
<mdupont> OT : mdupont finally got a positive slashdot response http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=101050&cid=8613306
<jcater> OT?
<mdupont> off topic
<jcater> since when are we OnT?
<jbailey> I like watching SCOX drop.  It releives the monotony of the day.
<mdupont> <g>
<Vee> @search title
<bigbrother> Vee: There were no matching configuration variables.
<Vee> @search snarfer
<bigbrother> Vee: supybot.plugins.Google.groupsSnarfer, supybot.plugins.Google.searchSnarfer, and supybot.plugins.Python.aspnSnarfer
<Vee> @netcraft www.sco.com
<bigbrother> Vee: www.sco.com is running Apache on Linux.
<Vee> @acronym gnu
<bigbrother> Vee: Error: <urlopen error timed out>
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<reinhard> thanks
<jcater> irc logs are back
<jamest> in black?
<jcater> true dat
<jcater> named as *.YYY-MM-DD now
<jcater> so you can actually find a specific day now
<reinhard> btami: ok, i'll now look at the interbase stuff
<btami> reinhard: i correct myself
<btami> maybe a general domain tag not the best idea, but
<btami> how can i add a prolog for a .gsd for interbase scripter
<reinhard>   gnue_nullable smallint CHECK (gnue_nullable IN (0,1)),
<reinhard> should be ok?
<reinhard> for a NOT NULL boolean field?
<jcater> hmm
<jcater> I would add
<btami> create domain boolean as integer check(value in(0,1));
<reinhard> you want to create a domain for boolean?
<reinhard> er yes
<jcater> CHECK (gnue_nullable is not null and gnue_nullable IN (0,1))
<btami> yes
<jcater> at least you need to do that on oracle
<reinhard> that's what i would ask
<reinhard> btami: you could override startSchema
<reinhard> from Base.py
<reinhard> and there
<reinhard> you should be able to do
<reinhard> tableDef.header.append (whatever you like)
<reinhard> that would be the first line before all CREATE TABLE lines
<reinhard> i can do for you if you want
<btami> please :)
<reinhard> ok
<btami> s/integer/smallint
<reinhard> ok
<reinhard> btami: committed, please test
<reinhard> btami: btw, can you give me kilo's real name?
<btami> Kmetykó Gábor
<reinhard> thanks
<btami> you can fin it in hu.po files
<reinhard> Gábor is the family name, right?
<btami> no
<reinhard> ok
<reinhard> :)
<btami> :)
<reinhard> aaaahhhhh
<reinhard> now i get the "kilo" nickname :))
<mdupont> WORD!
<reinhard> off to TV
<reinhard> but ready for more bug reports in advertising breaks :)
<btami> reinhard: thanks!
<mdupont> extra extra read all about it : http://www.advogato.org/article/760.html ModMobbers in slashdot: it possible to supress information on the internet ? an example from dotgnu supressing bug reports
<jamest> is anyone running subversion older than 1.0 to commit changes to gnue?
<jcater> dunno
* jamest is looking for something to blame 
<jcater> would it let them?
<jamest> yes
<jamest> i think so
<jcater> tis a shame svnserve doesn't keep a log
<jamest> svnserver: whoops I did it again
<jamest> svnserver: goat.rape('/var/svn/gnue')
<jamest> last message repeated 7500 times
<reinhard> btami: thanks for fixing the 2 typos
<reinhard> so it's interbase that returns a mx.DateTimeDelta?
<btami> yes
<reinhard> time columns are a mess in different databases
<reinhard> even for the different postgresql providers
<reinhard> for a "time" column
<reinhard> one returns a mx.DateTime value with the date of 1970-01-01
<reinhard> two return a string
<reinhard> and one generates a traceback
<reinhard> :)
<SachaS> the traceback one is very original ;)
<jamest> i swear mxDateTime rounds
<jamest> 13:45:13.0123 becomes 13:45 and 13 seconds
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<reinhard> jamest: of course the two with strings also have HH:MM:SS format
<reinhard> but note that's for time fields
<reinhard> time without date
<jamest> sigh
<jamest> it gets ugly
<btami> night all
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<jamest> we lost our binaries?
<reinhard> the windows binaries?
<jamest> yes/
<jamest> rpms too?
<reinhard> i think btami didn't do them for 0.5.3 because forms are broken on windows
<jamest> sigh
<reinhard> did we ever have rpms?
<jamest> i thought so
<jcater> I think users gave us urls to some they did
<jcater> but I don't think we ever had them ourselves
<jamest> i've got the green light from my wife to buy a HD tonight
<jcater> (could be wrong though)
<jamest> so I can do multiboot
<jamest> and write installl docs for things like suse
<jamest> should I create rpms for them if^H^Hwhen I get it running
<reinhard> seriously
<reinhard> we *need* people that do "porting" stuff
<jamest> what porting stuff?
<reinhard> i mean
<reinhard> we need to make prereleases
<reinhard> then we need people that try these on different platforms
<reinhard> one tries on win, other one tries on suse, etc.
<reinhard> they tell us what issues they have
<reinhard> and we can fix them
<jamest> i don't mind doing the multi install thing
<reinhard> they can also write install docs
<jamest> as we did prereleases
<reinhard> jamest: the problem is
<jamest> and it went something like
<reinhard> you will have to do it for *every* release
<jamest> 1. make prerelease
<jcater> reinhard: but I think what he's trying to do
<jamest> 2. announce
<jcater> is get install docs for all these different OSs
<jamest> 3. listen to crickets chirp
<jcater> not necessarily support them forever
<jamest> 4. ask for people to test prerelease
<jcater> i.e., that was a lot of the problem on the mailing lists -- "What packages do I need on SuSE"
<jamest> 5. get bug reports against svn
<jcater> we frankly don't know
<jamest> 6. release
<jamest> 7. get reports of breakage in the tarballs
<jamest> I'm doing it for a couple reasons
<jamest> so I know step by step what we need to do on the platform
<jamest> so I can boot into it to help someone
<jamest> so i could create packages
<reinhard> jamest: i agree that this should be done
<reinhard> and it's great that you want to do it
<jamest> i'd make derek do it
<reinhard> only concern i have is that you again "volunteer" for something
<jamest> but the punk ditched out on proofreading my docs this AM like he said
<jamest> so instead i'll make fun of him in IRC
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<jamest> wait, how is that different than what I'd normally do
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<reinhard> even though you know your time is very limited
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<reinhard> i very much agree that this has to be done
<reinhard> but it would be something where we could greatly use volunteers
<jamest>  /msg reinhard see the real reason is if i get it working jcater will say "neat" and set it up himself, then do all the work 5 times faster than I ever could
<reinhard> i'm just wondering what the result would be if we sent a mail to gnue@gnu.org
<reinhard> where we say "we see that our support for distros other than debian is bad"
<jamest> i'd be for that too
<reinhard> and "we need volunteers to care for other distros"
<reinhard> and maybe things like
<reinhard> "be assured that all your problems will be fixed with highest priority"
<reinhard> we need people for suse, mandrake, redhat
<reinhard> like btami is for windows
<reinhard> and good ol' neilt was for mac once
<reinhard> of course this person should (IMHO) be IRC enabled
<jcater> I do think it's well worth the initial effort
<jcater> to create install HOWTOs though
<jcater> so maybe we can get some of those people up and running
<reinhard> jcater: it *is* worth
<jcater> and get them hooked on GNUe
<reinhard> but as i see from some mails on the list
<reinhard> there are some people that already have gnue running on suse
<reinhard> at least there are mails that i interpret this way
<jamest> indeed
<reinhard> let me clarify
<jamest> i understand where you are coming from
<reinhard> i'm not at all trying to talk you out of something you want to do
<jamest> i bought a pda to track my life since I can't do it in my head
<jamest> my gnue list is nice and long in there
<jcater> well
<jcater> my point of view is:
<jcater> jamest already gets too much sleep
<jamest> 6 hours last night! w00t!
<jamest> well, the multiboot thing is something i was doing for other projects too
<jamest> i just brought it up because of the missing binaries
<jamest> all right!
<jamest> who left all the spam in the approval queue but went ahead and cleared btami
* jcater hides
<jcater> derek!
* jamest was like viagra, toss, wiagra, toss, money, toss, sales, toss......um where's batmi
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<kingpin2k> anybody around?
<reinhard> kingpin2k: sorta
<kingpin2k> hehe...no problem...just stumbled onto this project
<kingpin2k> it sounds fairly cool...
<reinhard> kingpin2k: where are you from?
<kingpin2k> live in Nashville, TN USA
<reinhard> ok
<reinhard> hold on, don't go away
<kingpin2k> ok
<reinhard> i'm just about going to bed
<kingpin2k> ahhh
<kingpin2k> UK?
<reinhard> but there are quite some us people here
<reinhard> they will notice you soon, i'm sure ;)
<jcater> kingpin2k: howdy
<reinhard> no, austria (europe)
<kingpin2k> nice to meet you
<kingpin2k> hi jcater
<reinhard> ok
<kingpin2k> where might you be from?
<reinhard> jcater takes over :)
<SachaS> night
<jcater> Memphis
<reinhard> night all
<kingpin2k> ahhh
<kingpin2k> cool
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<kingpin2k> g'nite
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<kingpin2k> jcater...are you actively developing on the project?
<jcater> yes
<kingpin2k> which part?
<jcater> reports, forms, designer mainly
<kingpin2k> gotcha...the financial package is the first thing that grabbed my attention, but it appears to be very early in the development process
<jcater> yes, unfortunately so
<jcater> the tools are quite a bit along
<jcater> but the financial stuff is not so lucky
<kingpin2k> well
<kingpin2k> I'd love to contribute wherever would be best
<kingpin2k> I should probably start with the mail list
<jcater> there's been a lot of activity on that list this week
<jcater> and we welcome *all* help
<kingpin2k> well...I'm new to python, but not C, C++
<kingpin2k> and definitely not SQL
<kingpin2k> so, maybe I can be useful
<kingpin2k> until the financial stuff takes off
<jcater> sorry...I'm doing several things at once
<jcater> not trying to ignore you
<jcater> if you know c or c++, python will be a piece of cake to pick
<jcater> up
<kingpin2k> no problem...I'm in and out myself
<kingpin2k> thanks...I'm going to go do some reading on the list archives
<kingpin2k> c ya
<ajmitch> hello
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<chillywilly> holy cow!
<jcater> mooo
<holycow> hiya gnuers!
<holycow> :D
<jbailey> gnue'ers.
<jbailey> The glotal stop is important.
<chillywilly> glotal?
<chillywilly> speak english damnit!
<chillywilly> :P
<jbailey> Didn't you ever sing in a choir? =)
<chillywilly> I make my guitar sing
<chillywilly> :)
<holycow> hehehe
<jbailey> Hmm.  Should I go to the pub to catch a live band, or go to sleep?
<jbailey> Tough call.
<jcater> pub
<jcater> and sleep!
<jbailey> They kick you out of pubs here if you fall asleep in them.
<jbailey> So your suggestion won't work. =)
<chillywilly> party hardy
<chillywilly> dude
<chillywilly> man I hate perl
<jbailey> Why are you coding in Perl? =)
<jbailey> Do we have to send you to mistress Caroline for a spanking?
<chillywilly> yes please :)
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<jcater> @ping
<bigbrother> pong
<jcater> @ping
<bigbrother> pong
<Vee2d2> wow.. tie game!
<Vee2d2> :)
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<jcater> @weather 38654
<bigbrother> jcater: The current temperature in Olive Branch, Mississippi is 64°F. Conditions: Clear.
<Vee2d2> @weather 76248
<bigbrother> Vee2d2: The current temperature in Keller, Texas is 70°F. Conditions: Partly Cloudy.
<jcater> hmm
<jcater> I think I'll play w/the wiki next
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