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Jack Burton said:
When some wild-eyed, eight-foot-tall maniac grabs your neck, taps the back of your favorite head up against the barroom wall, and he looks you crooked in the eye and he asks you if ya paid your dues, you just stare that big sucker right back in the eye, and you remember what ol' Jack Burton always says at a time like that: "Have ya paid your dues, Jack?" "Yes sir, the check is in the mail."
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Mitt Romney Presidential Election Campaign is Bankrupt (had to take a 20 Million Dollar loan).

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Random analogy.​
Apple Sued Samsung​
vBulletin Sued Xenforo​
Apple iOS gets regular updates​
vBulletin gets regular updates.​
 
Was going to say 'maps ain't that bad' but same could be said of any lesser forum system.
 
I am going to build a quail coop and raise quail for yummy delicious quail eggs. Most of my friends think I'm crazy for this move towards becoming an 'urban farmer'.

I like to think of it as an investment at being cheaper and possibly healthier?
 
Wait... I haven't confirmed my e-mail :LOL:

EDIT: Seems really buggy.

After my post was eventually inserted, it inserted a load of old posts after it, as well as my own (again)...
 
Wait... I haven't confirmed my e-mail :LOL:

EDIT: Seems really buggy.

After my post was eventually inserted, it inserted a load of old posts after it, as well as my own (again)...
yeah it needs work i'mma make a list of the bugs for sonnb.
 
Why is it that after you say, or do, something you get that thought that warns you "maybe it wasn't a great idea", and not before?

Boss: "Have you seen the broom?"

Me: "It's probably where you last parked it."

It was so quiet that not only could you hear the crickets chirp outside, but the ants tunneling as well.
 
Why is it that after you say, or do, something you get that thought that warns you "maybe it wasn't a great idea", and not before?

Boss: "Have you seen the broom?"

Me: "It's probably where you last parked it."

It was so quiet that not only could you hear the crickets chirp outside, but the ants tunneling as well.

You ******* lawrence.

I now have milk and half chewed weetabix dripping out my nose.
 
Word of the day is, shared common usage code

Shared common usage code is defined as code in which is commonly used or impossible to avoid using if you want X result.

For example if you were coding in HTML 4 or HTML 5 and you wanted to post a photo

PHP:
<img src="happy.gif" />

The above example is your only alternative. You could make some alterations such as

PHP:
<img src="happy.gif" alt="Happy face" />

But generally speaking, you could not avoid using the base of that code in HTML.

Everything you code for today no matter if it is in HTML, CSS, php, MySQL, ect... ect... Has some form of base code or common usage code which is unavoidable... ie... if you want X result you must use Y source. Period.

When coding or styling for a pre-made, pre-defined product your options are even less. This is because you must code within the confines of that products base code. And so you will run into more shared common usage code because yet again you must use the predetermined X code in order to achieve the desired Y effect.

For example in XenForo, let's assume you wanted to use an image in the moderator bar

PHP:
#moderatorBar
{
    background: @primaryDarker url('/IMAGE.gif') repeat-x center !important;
    border-bottom: 1px solid @primaryDark !important;
}

The above example is your only alternative.

You could make some alterations such as the spacing and the alternative colors

PHP:
#moderatorBar
{
    background:  #555555 url('/IMAGE.gif') repeat-x center !important;
    border-bottom: 2px solid #000000 !important;
}

But you would still be using the predetermined shared common usage code... ie... In order to achieve X you must submit to using the base code of Y.

This is what defines shared common usage code.
 
Never hurts to Ask "may I use <example coding here>" resulting in a = "sure, no problem feel free to use code" #lessdrama #basedonatruestory
Shared common usage code belongs to no one.

Technically speaking, if you want to point ownership to shared common usage code for XenForo would belong to XenForo Ltd. is registered in England and Wales with company number 07294282.
 
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