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Advocate replied

3 June 2008, 09:10
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

I think we have discovered recursion.

Stack overflow at line 0.

It's a slow day!
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DimPrawn replied

3 June 2008, 09:09
Originally posted by Advocate View Post

Asking whether confirmation of the question "is mentioning that mentioning the form is covered by the OSA a violation of the OSA" is a violation of the OSA is a violation of the OSA

I think we have discovered recursion.

Stack overflow at line 0.
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Advocate replied

3 June 2008, 09:06
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

Is confirming that "mentioning that mentioning the form is covered by the OSA a violation of the OSA" is in fact a violation of the OSA?

Asking whether confirmation of the question "is mentioning that mentioning the form is covered by the OSA a violation of the OSA" is a violation of the OSA is a violation of the OSA
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Churchill replied

3 June 2008, 08:54
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Yes. Next.

Is confirming that "mentioning that mentioning the form is covered by the OSA a violation of the OSA" is in fact a violation of the OSA?
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DimPrawn replied

3 June 2008, 08:52
Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

Is mentioning that mentioning the form is covered by the OSA a violation of the OSA?

Yes. Next.
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TimberWolf replied

3 June 2008, 08:51
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Even mentioning that the form is covered by the OSA is a violation of the OSA.

Is mentioning that mentioning the form is covered by the OSA a violation of the OSA?
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Moscow Mule replied

3 June 2008, 08:47
Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post

dont encourage me

The spring sunshine does not warm so well as a summer's day.
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threaded replied

3 June 2008, 08:43
The first rule of Fight Club is - you do not talk about Fight Club.
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Churchill replied

3 June 2008, 08:41
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Even mentioning that the form is covered by the OSA is a violation of the OSA.

Exactly!

Oooops!
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EternalOptimist replied

3 June 2008, 08:37
Originally posted by Advocate View Post

The sun is shining on red square as the wind blows from the east.

dont encourage me
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Advocate replied

3 June 2008, 08:27
Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post

shhh
I read the post five minutes ago, I think I am being followed.
I'll go to the loo, climb out the window and go down a manhole, come up in the carpark and come back in through reception. See if they are still on my tail.
From now on I will use the phrase 'Wound my heart with a monotonous langur' just so you know its really me

The sun is shining on red square as the wind blows from the east.
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DimPrawn replied

3 June 2008, 08:22
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

Everything about that form is covered by the OSA.

Even mentioning that the form is covered by the OSA is a violation of the OSA.
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EternalOptimist replied

3 June 2008, 08:21
Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post

Why? Does the fact you've failed SC become secret as soon as it happens?

shhh
I read the post five minutes ago, I think I am being followed.
I'll go to the loo, climb out the window and go down a manhole, come up in the carpark and come back in through reception. See if they are still on my tail.
From now on I will use the phrase 'Wound my heart with a monotonous langur' just so you know its really me
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Churchill replied

3 June 2008, 08:18
Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post

Why? Does the fact you've failed SC become secret as soon as it happens?

Everything about that form is covered by the OSA.
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Moscow Mule replied

3 June 2008, 08:10
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

Firstly, you signed the official secrets act as part of completing the form so you've just commited a "no no"!

Why? Does the fact you've failed SC become secret as soon as it happens?
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