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This is supposed to be a salt shaker:

Booger says

This is supposed to be a salt shaker:

It kinda is. If you shake it, you get some salt.

Booger says

Then you find out later that the punk stole your dick.....

That's the problem with millennials, they would snap that pick and post it to ridicule the seemingly mixed message.
But they assume the Alligators are only a threat if they are swimming.
Patrick says

The last three impossible projects I successfully completed, I made sure I had a data model up front before any coding was done.
Once you start coding, if you did due diligence on your data model. You have to trust the model and it will be successful.
I just keep coding and wondering if it will actually work, but every time, the data model I envisioned succeeds to carry the project through, and the code just seems to fall into place.

To many people try to extrapolate processes through code, and routines rather than structures and models.

No matter the task at hand, you need to populate a model and persist it somewhere. The models are the appropriate container to hold all of the logic, not subroutines and methods.

I see a data model in everything. I visualize it before I even start any project.

413 Request Entity Too Large

413 Request Entity Too Large

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nginx/1.6.2

The_Weeping_Ayatollah says

413 Request Entity Too Large

413 Request Entity Too Large

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nginx/1.6.2

@Patrick: looks like a bug