A HTTP Story

April 10th, 2008 by Radar

A friend asked if I wanted to go to a party and I 202, and said 200. When we got there I asked for a glass of water, only to be given a 400 instead. So I asked for a Coke and the reply was 402, so I 202.

My phone rang but all I got was 206, thanks to the totally rad phone coverage in the venue. So I limited myself talking to people around me. Ended up talking my friend’s girlfriend who complained about her boyfriend’s 411 (or possible 410), and her suspicions he may be 101. I mentioned about my 413 and she gave back 402. The boyfriend overheard and we got into a 409, he said what I was doing was 406 (or was that 405?). He said that he’d be 303′ing from now on, and she said she’d already 302 another. I said that I had 300, to which she shrugged.

I grabbed some appetisers from a passing tray, only for later on that night to have a 500 and I 502′d the appetisers. The party was a 417!

And this may help you to understand what I’m talking about.

3 Responses to “A HTTP Story”

  1. Joe Says:

    Didn’t help that much. You had to pay for Coke at someone elses party? And who the hell doesn’t have drinking water? Should probably be “An HTTP Story” as well.

    Told you we should have lanned :p

  2. Radar Says:

    An just doesn’t sound right, although it is correct english that you prefix acronyms with “an” rather than “a”. Fuck the english language. It’s more complicated than it needs to be.

  3. Joe Says:

    I blame the French

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