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Well, cgi-bin, maybe ';' changed his plans. He might have had to visit his father, ":".
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To what?
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Now whatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatat-
atatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatat?
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A YouTube error? This is a whole new concept for me...
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% rm God
rm: God nonexistent

% ar t God
ar: God does not exist

% ar r God
creating God
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Wah.
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I like the cast of undefined. Robert Null plays Errorbot, and Undefined Joe plays PC-DOS 1.0.
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Whee.
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Inspired by forgetmenot

I don't have an image for this one, but it's neat.
From Facebook:
..and anyone can sign up.
Later:
Sorry, you are ineligible to sign up for Facebook.
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...Or this one.
I was recently programming a product site and came across this error.
This product will be released in -34 days.
The problem was that I had accidentally inserted the code...
if (month = 5) {
...where I should have had this...
if (month = 6) {
.... The funny part is that it took me 2 days (-712?) to find the problem.
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Doggitydogs follows up: "And that it said -34 when only 28 days had passed since the date programmed."

From Myspace:
"Status: Puppy Band (null)"
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~ And to all a good [cannot divide by zero]

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