Okay, this is embarrassing:
There are two types of people in this world: Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data.
Humbled by Jobslinger
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Oh, I'm supposed to be embarrassed? The triangles get me every time. (smile)
The only difference between you and me, LJ, is that I do not click on "Remember Me", since I'm hoping that the next time I return, Jobslinger will have completely forgotten about what a long process it was the last time I was there.
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/23/2014 10:36PM by stilllearning.
The only difference between you and me, LJ, is that I do not click on "Remember Me", since I'm hoping that the next time I return, Jobslinger will have completely forgotten about what a long process it was the last time I was there.
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/23/2014 10:36PM by stilllearning.
Apparently we do, Kimmiemae. How many sides does a circle have? LOL
Too funny, Still. You just said that to make me feel better, so thanks.
There are two types of people in this world: Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data.
Too funny, Still. You just said that to make me feel better, so thanks.
LJ, I speak the truth. I'm as stupid as you and dang proud of it!
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Oh. MY. God.
Please don't tell me you actually picked the *wrong* shapes... just that you missed one of the right ones? Maybe?
And that's just their standard error message for being wrong in general? Perhaps?
I mean, I've missed a triangle now & then (for some reason the triangles are always most difficult, there must be some neurological reason for that) but I can't remember if I got the "wrong shapes" reply. I'll have to try this again and find out.
Please don't tell me you actually picked the *wrong* shapes... just that you missed one of the right ones? Maybe?
And that's just their standard error message for being wrong in general? Perhaps?
I mean, I've missed a triangle now & then (for some reason the triangles are always most difficult, there must be some neurological reason for that) but I can't remember if I got the "wrong shapes" reply. I'll have to try this again and find out.
Practitioner of the Nerdly Arts.
Since you asked, I sometimes just click through too fast. I use a wireless mouse with my laptop so I zip through pretty quick and I think I just clicked the blank space beside the shape and hit "go" before I noticed. I get this message a lot because of that. I just posted the pic because I thought it was funny and I wanted to give others a laugh. I knew they'd rise to the occasion and provide some excellent zingers.
But thanks for ruining the joke by making me explain. Double thumbs up for your inquisitiveness, Storm.
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Bwaahahaha... just yanking your chain.
There are two types of people in this world: Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data.
But thanks for ruining the joke by making me explain. Double thumbs up for your inquisitiveness, Storm.
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Bwaahahaha... just yanking your chain.
LJ Wrote:
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> I think I just clicked the blank space beside
> the shape and hit "go" before I noticed.
Suuuuure... *that's* how it happened.
> I just posted the pic because I
> thought it was funny and I wanted to give others
> a laugh. I knew they'd rise to the occasion and
> provide some excellent zingers.
But of course we'd oblige!
And, the picture was @#$%& hilarious... I almost fell outta my chair laughing. Seriously! (Although a little bit of that may have been the vodka, but whatever.)
So... I went to try it out... and I got it to say that too! Which made me laugh all over again. Just by 'forgetting' one of the triangles.
However... how come it always just does triangles? The first time I logged in, I forgot I was there for an experiment, and actually correctly clicked all the triangles. So I logged out and back in... triangles again. I logged in and out a few times, just to see... and always the damned triangles.
Don't these people like squares?
> But thanks for ruining the joke by making me
> explain. Double thumbs up for your
> inquisitiveness, Storm.
Heh. You betcha!
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> I think I just clicked the blank space beside
> the shape and hit "go" before I noticed.
Suuuuure... *that's* how it happened.
> I just posted the pic because I
> thought it was funny and I wanted to give others
> a laugh. I knew they'd rise to the occasion and
> provide some excellent zingers.
But of course we'd oblige!
And, the picture was @#$%& hilarious... I almost fell outta my chair laughing. Seriously! (Although a little bit of that may have been the vodka, but whatever.)
So... I went to try it out... and I got it to say that too! Which made me laugh all over again. Just by 'forgetting' one of the triangles.
However... how come it always just does triangles? The first time I logged in, I forgot I was there for an experiment, and actually correctly clicked all the triangles. So I logged out and back in... triangles again. I logged in and out a few times, just to see... and always the damned triangles.
Don't these people like squares?
> But thanks for ruining the joke by making me
> explain. Double thumbs up for your
> inquisitiveness, Storm.
Heh. You betcha!
Practitioner of the Nerdly Arts.
Actually, I think they should replace it with an easier test. I mean really.
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I intend to live forever. So far, so good.
gypsymonkey Wrote:
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> uhmm I thought we covered that little emoticon
> some time back. Those are not thumbs up! Those are
> uhh middle fingers... So who is flipping who over
> here?
It's OK. LJ is one of a *very* limited number of people who can get away with that.
(Anyone else and I get my shovel.)
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> uhmm I thought we covered that little emoticon
> some time back. Those are not thumbs up! Those are
> uhh middle fingers... So who is flipping who over
> here?
It's OK. LJ is one of a *very* limited number of people who can get away with that.
(Anyone else and I get my shovel.)
Practitioner of the Nerdly Arts.
Actually, Still, I'd like to see them make it more useful. How about a test where you have to choose the correct word in their sample sentence and the choices are: your, you're, yore or their, there and they're? If you can't pass it, you'll have to keep taking it until you learn the dang difference or don't get any jobs.
There are two types of people in this world: Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data.
I think your onto something! I swear some people don't realize their is a difference.
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