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Chao at 08:04, 16 May 2012

2012-05-16T08:04:32Z

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	'''Fail''' is the [[phenomenon]] caused by lack of [[win]]. Fail falls into three categories: fail, epic fail and leopard fail. ''Fail'' often arises when [[you]]'re doing it [[wrong]], ''epic fail'' is usually caused by overlooking the [[obvious]], and ''leopard fail'' occurs from being so damn [[unlucky]] that, not only do you lose [[the game]], but the chances of a flip in spacetime causing your brain to teleport to [[the Neptune]] are higher. For example, [[Keiji]] failed so damn badly in trying to attract [[/b/]]'s attention by posting the Failure Leopard that there's absolutely no choice but to class it, itself, as leopard fail.		'''Fail''' is the [[phenomenon]] caused by lack of [[win]]. Fail falls into three categories: fail, epic fail and leopard fail. ''Fail'' often arises when [[you]]'re doing it [[wrong]], ''epic fail'' is usually caused by overlooking the [[obvious]], and ''leopard fail'' occurs from being so damn [[unlucky]] that, not only do you lose [[the game]], but the chances of a flip in spacetime causing your brain to teleport to [[the Neptune]] are higher. For example, [[Keiji]] failed so damn badly in trying to attract [[/b/]]'s attention by posting the Failure Leopard that there's absolutely no choice but to class it, itself, as leopard fail.

-	"Fail" can also represent the number [[4]].444444... recurring (or 4<sup>4</sup>∕<sub>9</sub>). This way, one can say ''failhundred'' to refer to the number 444 (as it is rounded down), ''failthousand'' for 4444, and so on. At these numbers, the pictorial counter ~~will show~~ leopards on every digit.	+	"Fail" can also represent the number [[4]].444444... recurring (or 4<sup>4</sup>∕<sub>9</sub>). This way, one can say ''failhundred'' to refer to the number 444 (as it is rounded down), ''failthousand'' for 4444, and so on. At these numbers, the pictorial counter would have shown leopards on every digit.

	== Types of fail ==		== Types of fail ==

Chao: /* DirectX 5 on Linux */

2012-02-18T06:47:49Z

DirectX 5 on Linux

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	'''DirectX 5 on Linux''' is just [[plein\|plain]] fail, according to [[Theta]]:		'''DirectX 5 on Linux''' is just [[plein\|plain]] fail, according to [[Theta]]:
	{{Quote\|		{{Quote\|
-	*[1:42:05] [[Tech~~\|<Tech>~~]] [[Grammar\|Direct X5]] would probably [[kill]] my [[Ubuntu]] machine.	+	*[1:42:05] [[Tech]]: [[Grammar\|Direct X5]] would probably [[kill]] my [[Ubuntu]] machine.
-	*[1:42:13] <Theta> > using DirectX on Linux	+	*[1:42:13] Theta: > using DirectX on Linux
	\|{{Episode\|44}}}}		\|{{Episode\|44}}}}

Chao: /* DirectX 5 on Linux */

2012-02-18T03:49:56Z

DirectX 5 on Linux

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	'''DirectX 5 on Linux''' is just [[plein\|plain]] fail, according to [[Theta]]:		'''DirectX 5 on Linux''' is just [[plein\|plain]] fail, according to [[Theta]]:
	{{Quote\|		{{Quote\|
-	*[1:42:05] <[[Tech]]> [[Grammar\|Direct X5]] would probably [[kill]] my [[Ubuntu]] machine.	+	*[1:42:05] [[Tech\|<Tech>]] [[Grammar\|Direct X5]] would probably [[kill]] my [[Ubuntu]] machine.
	*[1:42:13] <Theta> > using DirectX on Linux		*[1:42:13] <Theta> > using DirectX on Linux
	\|{{Episode\|44}}}}		\|{{Episode\|44}}}}

Chao: /* Types of fail */

2012-02-18T03:49:01Z

Types of fail

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	=== Emotefail ===		=== Emotefail ===
	'''Emotefail''' occurs in instant messages. It occurs when the user types something and the software changes it into an emoticon which wasn't intended. This often happens when the number [[8]] occurs at the end of a [[parentheses\|parenthesized]] phrase, or when you type :x wanting a "lips sealed" emote and get a corny "kissing" emote instead.		'''Emotefail''' occurs in instant messages. It occurs when the user types something and the software changes it into an emoticon which wasn't intended. This often happens when the number [[8]] occurs at the end of a [[parentheses\|parenthesized]] phrase, or when you type :x wanting a "lips sealed" emote and get a corny "kissing" emote instead.
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		+	=== DirectX 5 on Linux ===
		+	'''DirectX 5 on Linux''' is just [[plein\|plain]] fail, according to [[Theta]]:
		+	{{Quote\|
		+	*[1:42:05] <[[Tech]]> [[Grammar\|Direct X5]] would probably [[kill]] my [[Ubuntu]] machine.
		+	*[1:42:13] <Theta> > using DirectX on Linux
		+	\|{{Episode\|44}}}}

Keiji at 11:41, 15 September 2011

2011-09-15T11:41:40Z

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	== Types of fail ==		== Types of fail ==
	=== Nickfail and Colorfail ===		=== Nickfail and Colorfail ===
-	'''Nickfail''' occurs when [[IRC]] [[roleplayer]]s who play multiple [[character]]s at once (including their [[OOC]] nick) accidentally type into the wrong window or tab, resulting in the wrong character saying or doing things. Nickfail is the most common accidental way of [[breaking the fourth wall]] in RPs, and is usually more [[annoying]] than [[funny]]. '''Colorfail''' is similar; instead of (or as well as) using the wrong nick, a player uses the wrong color, which causes all sorts of confusion.	+	'''Nickfail''' occurs when [[IRC]] [[roleplayer]]s who play multiple [[character]]s at once (including their [[OOC]] nick) accidentally type into the wrong window or tab, resulting in the wrong character saying or doing things. Nickfail is the most common accidental way of breaking the [[fourth wall]] in RPs, and is usually more [[annoying]] than [[funny]]. '''Colorfail''' is similar; instead of (or as well as) using the wrong nick, a player uses the wrong color, which causes all sorts of confusion.

	=== Emotefail ===		=== Emotefail ===
	'''Emotefail''' occurs in instant messages. It occurs when the user types something and the software changes it into an emoticon which wasn't intended. This often happens when the number [[8]] occurs at the end of a [[parentheses\|parenthesized]] phrase, or when you type :x wanting a "lips sealed" emote and get a corny "kissing" emote instead.		'''Emotefail''' occurs in instant messages. It occurs when the user types something and the software changes it into an emoticon which wasn't intended. This often happens when the number [[8]] occurs at the end of a [[parentheses\|parenthesized]] phrase, or when you type :x wanting a "lips sealed" emote and get a corny "kissing" emote instead.

Keiji: /* Emotefail */

2011-09-09T23:23:20Z

Emotefail

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	=== Emotefail ===		=== Emotefail ===
-	'''Emotefail''' occurs in instant messages. It occurs when the user types something and the software changes it into an emoticon which wasn't intended. This often happens when the number "8" occurs at the end of a [[parentheses\|parenthesized]] phrase, or when you type :x wanting a "lips sealed" emote and get a corny "kissing" emote instead.	+	'''Emotefail''' occurs in instant messages. It occurs when the user types something and the software changes it into an emoticon which wasn't intended. This often happens when the number [[8]] occurs at the end of a [[parentheses\|parenthesized]] phrase, or when you type :x wanting a "lips sealed" emote and get a corny "kissing" emote instead.

KasaneTeto at 05:04, 24 May 2011

2011-05-24T05:04:30Z

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	<[#ontology [kind topic] [cats Humor]]>		<[#ontology [kind topic] [cats Humor]]>
		+	{{Quote\|He burnt my shake!\|[[Customer]] of the [[Krusty Krab]]}}
	'''Fail''' is the [[phenomenon]] caused by lack of [[win]]. Fail falls into three categories: fail, epic fail and leopard fail. ''Fail'' often arises when [[you]]'re doing it [[wrong]], ''epic fail'' is usually caused by overlooking the [[obvious]], and ''leopard fail'' occurs from being so damn [[unlucky]] that, not only do you lose [[the game]], but the chances of a flip in spacetime causing your brain to teleport to [[the Neptune]] are higher. For example, [[Keiji]] failed so damn badly in trying to attract [[/b/]]'s attention by posting the Failure Leopard that there's absolutely no choice but to class it, itself, as leopard fail.		'''Fail''' is the [[phenomenon]] caused by lack of [[win]]. Fail falls into three categories: fail, epic fail and leopard fail. ''Fail'' often arises when [[you]]'re doing it [[wrong]], ''epic fail'' is usually caused by overlooking the [[obvious]], and ''leopard fail'' occurs from being so damn [[unlucky]] that, not only do you lose [[the game]], but the chances of a flip in spacetime causing your brain to teleport to [[the Neptune]] are higher. For example, [[Keiji]] failed so damn badly in trying to attract [[/b/]]'s attention by posting the Failure Leopard that there's absolutely no choice but to class it, itself, as leopard fail.

Keiji: image fix

2011-02-18T21:44:57Z

image fix

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	<[#ontology [kind topic] [cats Humor]]>		<[#ontology [kind topic] [cats Humor]]>
	'''Fail''' is the [[phenomenon]] caused by lack of [[win]]. Fail falls into three categories: fail, epic fail and leopard fail. ''Fail'' often arises when [[you]]'re doing it [[wrong]], ''epic fail'' is usually caused by overlooking the [[obvious]], and ''leopard fail'' occurs from being so damn [[unlucky]] that, not only do you lose [[the game]], but the chances of a flip in spacetime causing your brain to teleport to [[the Neptune]] are higher. For example, [[Keiji]] failed so damn badly in trying to attract [[/b/]]'s attention by posting the Failure Leopard that there's absolutely no choice but to class it, itself, as leopard fail.		'''Fail''' is the [[phenomenon]] caused by lack of [[win]]. Fail falls into three categories: fail, epic fail and leopard fail. ''Fail'' often arises when [[you]]'re doing it [[wrong]], ''epic fail'' is usually caused by overlooking the [[obvious]], and ''leopard fail'' occurs from being so damn [[unlucky]] that, not only do you lose [[the game]], but the chances of a flip in spacetime causing your brain to teleport to [[the Neptune]] are higher. For example, [[Keiji]] failed so damn badly in trying to attract [[/b/]]'s attention by posting the Failure Leopard that there's absolutely no choice but to class it, itself, as leopard fail.

Keiji: merge/add

2011-02-18T21:43:51Z

merge/add

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	"Fail" can also represent the number [[4]].444444... recurring (or 4<sup>4</sup>∕<sub>9</sub>). This way, one can say ''failhundred'' to refer to the number 444 (as it is rounded down), ''failthousand'' for 4444, and so on. At these numbers, the pictorial counter will show leopards on every digit.		"Fail" can also represent the number [[4]].444444... recurring (or 4<sup>4</sup>∕<sub>9</sub>). This way, one can say ''failhundred'' to refer to the number 444 (as it is rounded down), ''failthousand'' for 4444, and so on. At these numbers, the pictorial counter will show leopards on every digit.
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		+	== Types of fail ==
		+	=== Nickfail and Colorfail ===
		+	'''Nickfail''' occurs when [[IRC]] [[roleplayer]]s who play multiple [[character]]s at once (including their [[OOC]] nick) accidentally type into the wrong window or tab, resulting in the wrong character saying or doing things. Nickfail is the most common accidental way of [[breaking the fourth wall]] in RPs, and is usually more [[annoying]] than [[funny]]. '''Colorfail''' is similar; instead of (or as well as) using the wrong nick, a player uses the wrong color, which causes all sorts of confusion.
		+
		+	=== Emotefail ===
		+	'''Emotefail''' occurs in instant messages. It occurs when the user types something and the software changes it into an emoticon which wasn't intended. This often happens when the number "8" occurs at the end of a [[parentheses\|parenthesized]] phrase, or when you type :x wanting a "lips sealed" emote and get a corny "kissing" emote instead.

Keiji: Automatically converted v1.5 gallery to v1.6 filebox

2011-02-12T15:00:00Z

Automatically converted v1.5 gallery to v1.6 filebox

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	<[#ontology [kind topic] [cats Humor]]>		<[#ontology [kind topic] [cats Humor]]>
	'''Fail''' is the [[phenomenon]] caused by lack of [[win]]. Fail falls into three categories: fail, epic fail and leopard fail. ''Fail'' often arises when [[you]]'re doing it [[wrong]], ''epic fail'' is usually caused by overlooking the [[obvious]], and ''leopard fail'' occurs from being so damn [[unlucky]] that, not only do you lose [[the game]], but the chances of a flip in spacetime causing your brain to teleport to [[the Neptune]] are higher. For example, [[Keiji]] failed so damn badly in trying to attract [[/b/]]'s attention by posting the Failure Leopard that there's absolutely no choice but to class it, itself, as leopard fail.		'''Fail''' is the [[phenomenon]] caused by lack of [[win]]. Fail falls into three categories: fail, epic fail and leopard fail. ''Fail'' often arises when [[you]]'re doing it [[wrong]], ''epic fail'' is usually caused by overlooking the [[obvious]], and ''leopard fail'' occurs from being so damn [[unlucky]] that, not only do you lose [[the game]], but the chances of a flip in spacetime causing your brain to teleport to [[the Neptune]] are higher. For example, [[Keiji]] failed so damn badly in trying to attract [[/b/]]'s attention by posting the Failure Leopard that there's absolutely no choice but to class it, itself, as leopard fail.

	"Fail" can also represent the number [[4]].444444... recurring (or 4<sup>4</sup>∕<sub>9</sub>). This way, one can say ''failhundred'' to refer to the number 444 (as it is rounded down), ''failthousand'' for 4444, and so on. At these numbers, the pictorial counter will show leopards on every digit.		"Fail" can also represent the number [[4]].444444... recurring (or 4<sup>4</sup>∕<sub>9</sub>). This way, one can say ''failhundred'' to refer to the number 444 (as it is rounded down), ''failthousand'' for 4444, and so on. At these numbers, the pictorial counter will show leopards on every digit.

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	'''DirectX 5 on Linux''' is just [[plein\|plain]] fail, according to [[Theta]]:		'''DirectX 5 on Linux''' is just [[plein\|plain]] fail, according to [[Theta]]:
	{{Quote\|		{{Quote\|
-	*[1:42:05] [[Tech~~\|<Tech>~~]] [[Grammar\|Direct X5]] would probably [[kill]] my [[Ubuntu]] machine.	+	*[1:42:05] [[Tech]]: [[Grammar\|Direct X5]] would probably [[kill]] my [[Ubuntu]] machine.
-	*[1:42:13] <Theta> > using DirectX on Linux	+	*[1:42:13] Theta: > using DirectX on Linux
	\|{{Episode\|44}}}}		\|{{Episode\|44}}}}

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:49, 18 February 2012
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	'''DirectX 5 on Linux''' is just [[plein\|plain]] fail, according to [[Theta]]:		'''DirectX 5 on Linux''' is just [[plein\|plain]] fail, according to [[Theta]]:
	{{Quote\|		{{Quote\|
-	*[1:42:05] <[[Tech]]> [[Grammar\|Direct X5]] would probably [[kill]] my [[Ubuntu]] machine.	+	*[1:42:05] [[Tech\|<Tech>]] [[Grammar\|Direct X5]] would probably [[kill]] my [[Ubuntu]] machine.
	*[1:42:13] <Theta> > using DirectX on Linux		*[1:42:13] <Theta> > using DirectX on Linux
	\|{{Episode\|44}}}}		\|{{Episode\|44}}}}