[ Sheldon glares as if he's personally offended by the question. ]
The thingy? the thingy? Why even bother speaking English? Why not just communicate in some kind of basic grunting?
[ See, the whole comic-book-universe excitement had worn off pretty quickly. Okay, so it's neat to have validation that comics are both real and beneficial to scientists instead of being lame baby stories for babies, as Kripke liked to put it, and he enjoys having an almost omniscient knowledge of people and events, and the fact that his machine actually works — with the exception of some small bugs — is an incredible boost to his already sizable ego. But Sheldon being Sheldon, there's always something to be cranky about. ]
The thingy, as you are so astutely calling it, is suffering from a causal malfunction rather than any type of hardware issue, so as I have explained a thousand times already, until the program code is rewritten to the new coordinates there is going to be absolutely no changes to the project. And I cannot code under these conditions.
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The thingy? the thingy? Why even bother speaking English? Why not just communicate in some kind of basic grunting?
[ See, the whole comic-book-universe excitement had worn off pretty quickly. Okay, so it's neat to have validation that comics are both real and beneficial to scientists instead of being lame baby stories for babies, as Kripke liked to put it, and he enjoys having an almost omniscient knowledge of people and events, and the fact that his machine actually works — with the exception of some small bugs — is an incredible boost to his already sizable ego. But Sheldon being Sheldon, there's always something to be cranky about. ]
The thingy, as you are so astutely calling it, is suffering from a causal malfunction rather than any type of hardware issue, so as I have explained a thousand times already, until the program code is rewritten to the new coordinates there is going to be absolutely no changes to the project. And I cannot code under these conditions.