24 thoughts on “Code For Yes

      1. Ted

        kid = false;
        happiness = 100%;

        haveSex();

        haveSex(){
        try{
        kid = consummate(man, woman);
        }catch(Exception e){
        println(e.getMessage());
        haveSex();
        happiness = happiness * 0.99; //deteriorating happiness
        }
        }
        consummate(a, b){
        if(typeof(a)==typeof(b)){
        println(“God said NO”);
        throw Exception();
        }else{
        return true;
        }
        sleep();
        }

  1. Rob_G

    I’m getting a bit jaded with all of the electioneering, even a lot of the ‘Yes’ stuff (particularly from this site)

    – but this was very nice! Colour me pleasantly surprised.

    1. Tony

      Poor oul’ jonotti. Nobody’s taking you on with the ‘hipster’ thing and you’ve been at it for ages. It’s probably cos the whole hipster thing was played out on Broadsheet a long time ago and is really boring at this stage.

      Fair play for trying to bring it back though.

      1. Mikeyfex

        It’s actually quite a hipsterish thing to do. So far ahead it only seems like she’s behind us.

      2. rotide

        Love it when hipsters claim the hipster thing is played out and SO last year. They were all over it before it became uncool

        1. Don Pidgeoni

          Jono used to be with it, until they changed what it was. Now what he is with isn’t it and what is it seems weird and scary to him. It’ll happen to you!

    1. Mikeyfex

      If it did, then balance would have too.

      (not saying their not entitled to their bias, wouldn’t dream of that)

    2. ReproBertie

      No. It’s a broadcast moratorium and no more applies to websites than to casual conversations on the luas.

        1. ReproBertie

          So get off the web, sit in your room and read a book.

          Or be more selective of what links you click on.

  2. AdvertisingOnPoliceCars

    Will ‘Broadsheet’ change to ‘YESsheet’ on the day ?

    Can’t wait so excited!!!!!!!

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