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Re: Stone In My Shoe

Bassam Abdul-Baki1-Aug-13 4:32

Bassam Abdul-Baki

1-Aug-13 4:32

When you get stoned enough, you reach a certain level of unconciousness.

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Re: Stone In My Shoe

RugbyLeague1-Aug-13 5:03

RugbyLeague

1-Aug-13 5:03

stones

Re: Stone In My Shoe

Pete O'Hanlon1-Aug-13 3:28

Pete O'Hanlon

1-Aug-13 3:28

Well, you haven't provided enough detail for us to do a thorough analysis. For instance, are you wearing the shoe? Is the stone the size of a boulder, rendering it impossible to remove without tearing the shoe asunder? Do you have some form of rock disintegrating gun? Do you not have feet, instead walking on blades? Is someone else wearing your shoe?

Until you fully quantify the problem, you're on your own.

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Re: Stone In My Shoe

MehGerbil1-Aug-13 4:31

MehGerbil

1-Aug-13 4:31

Are you trying to BS me with a whole lot of technical detail so you can land a consulting job?

Re: Stone In My Shoe

Phil J Pearson1-Aug-13 3:31

Phil J Pearson

1-Aug-13 3:31

My two shoes have a total of about 16 stones in them. The total number has been rising slowly for some years and the relative proportion in each varies a little from time to time.
I think you should stop whining about having just one ... Poke tongue | ;-P

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Re: Stone In My Shoe

Bergholt Stuttley Johnson1-Aug-13 3:48

Bergholt Stuttley Johnson

1-Aug-13 3:48

Which stone, Ronnie or Mick?

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Re: Stone In My Shoe

Bassam Abdul-Baki1-Aug-13 3:52

Bassam Abdul-Baki

1-Aug-13 3:52

A straight dude would think of Sharon and Emma. Big Grin | :-D

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Re: Stone In My Shoe

Bergholt Stuttley Johnson1-Aug-13 4:07

Bergholt Stuttley Johnson

1-Aug-13 4:07

you're Joss'ing me

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Re: Stone In My Shoe

Bassam Abdul-Baki1-Aug-13 4:30

Bassam Abdul-Baki

1-Aug-13 4:30

Had to Google her, even though I may have seen her once or twice on television.

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Re: Stone In My Shoe

Bergholt Stuttley Johnson1-Aug-13 4:41

Bergholt Stuttley Johnson

1-Aug-13 4:41

think she has been in the new recently as some morons tried to chop off her head (why her I dont know, surely that little twreep from Canada would be a better target)

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Re: Stone In My Shoe

enhzflep1-Aug-13 5:03

enhzflep

1-Aug-13 5:03

Can think of plenty of places I'd enjoy that Stone, though my shoe isn't one of them!

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Re: Stone In My Shoe

S Houghtelin1-Aug-13 3:51

S Houghtelin

1-Aug-13 3:51

Here, I Googled it for you. Link[^]

It was broke, so I fixed it.

Re: Stone In My Shoe

ZurdoDev1-Aug-13 4:03

ZurdoDev

1-Aug-13 4:03

What did we do before the internet?

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Re: Stone In My Shoe

Bergholt Stuttley Johnson1-Aug-13 4:10

Bergholt Stuttley Johnson

1-Aug-13 4:10

walked with stones in our shoes obviously

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Re: Stone In My Shoe

Mark_Wallace1-Aug-13 4:40

Mark_Wallace

1-Aug-13 4:40

We lived our lives blissfully ignorant of cretins who try to tell us how to be "the best we can be".

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Re: Stone In My Shoe

Thomas Daniels1-Aug-13 4:17

Thomas Daniels

1-Aug-13 4:17

It's very simple:

Download ShoeLib.NET (requires .NET Framework 5.7.1091)

Run the following code:

using ShoeLib;

static void Main()
{
    Shoe shoeWithStone = Shoe.GetShoe(ShoeOption.LeftShoe);
    if (shoeWithStone.Stones.Count > 0)
    {
        shoeWithStone.RemoveAllStones();
    }
}

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Re: Stone In My Shoe

Pete O'Hanlon1-Aug-13 4:29

Pete O'Hanlon

1-Aug-13 4:29

I would have thought that ShoeLIB.Shoe.RemoveAllStones would have checks in place to ensure it didn't try to remove stones that weren't, in fact, present.

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Re: Stone In My Shoe

Forogar 1-Aug-13 6:11

Forogar

1-Aug-13 6:11

No, it just throws a StoneNotFoundException. You need to put the call in a try...catch.

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Re: Stone In My Shoe

Bergholt Stuttley Johnson1-Aug-13 4:30

Bergholt Stuttley Johnson

1-Aug-13 4:30

quick down vote him - coding in the lounge

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Real stupidity beats artificial intelligence every time.

Re: Stone In My Shoe

Manfred Rudolf Bihy1-Aug-13 4:31

Manfred Rudolf Bihy

1-Aug-13 4:31

I can't advise that move. Everybody knows that the Shoe.RemoveAllStones() function is fundamentally broken. You'll have to use a workaround:

...
    List<Stone> stones = showWithStone.GetStones();
    foreach(Stone stone in stones)
    {
        showWithStone.Remove(stone);
    }
...
// Shoe.Remove(Laces laces)
// Show.Remove(Heel heel)
// Show.Remove(Stone stone)
// Show.Remove(Foot foot)

Cheers!

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Re: Stone In My Shoe

MehGerbil1-Aug-13 4:33

MehGerbil

1-Aug-13 4:33

Do you have the VB version of that?
My shoes are really old.

Re: Stone In My Shoe

NormDroid1-Aug-13 4:27

NormDroid

1-Aug-13 4:27

Add some broken shards of glass to your other shoe, that will take you mind of it.

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Re: Stone In My Shoe

MehGerbil1-Aug-13 4:36

MehGerbil

1-Aug-13 4:36

I'm only wearing one shoe.

Re: Stone In My Shoe

NormDroid1-Aug-13 4:56

NormDroid

1-Aug-13 4:56

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Re: Stone In My Shoe

TheGreatAndPowerfulOz1-Aug-13 7:12

TheGreatAndPowerfulOz

1-Aug-13 7:12

Cut off your foot.

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