Quick question: If I say, "I want this program to cookie his browser", then y'all know exactly what I mean, right? Well, at least the Geekpost readers will. So I assert that 'to cookie' is now a valid verb. The question's this: how do you spell 'cookieing'? That 'iei' is troubling me...
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Possibly "cookieying"? or "cookiying"?
To Ski -> Skiing
To Cookie -> Cookiing
N'est-ce pas?
Three vowels in a row make me seasick. Two is a definite step in the right direction.![[grin]](/sites/all/modules/smileys/packs/jenkster/biggrin.gif "[grin]")
I humbly withdraw my suggestion in support of Dragon Dada.
Hymn number 473: How Humbly, She Doth Withdraw.
How humbly she doth withdraw,
Prostrated on her knees.
How graciously her Lord doth waive,
His late-withdrawal fees.
Being very much an anglophile and not wanting to frequent another hymn thread Kris, might I start a new trend and suggest that we can change the name to biscuit. In which case the verb is to be crumbed.
Cookeeing, obviously.![[smile]](/sites/all/modules/smileys/packs/jenkster/smile.gif "[smile]")
It's the same verb form that the Alliance use when they attack a Empire planet with an army of hairy 7-foot man-apes. 'To Wookie'.
How humbly she doth withdraw
And veiléd her head bow.
She leaves the others to their song:
Sing hallelujahs loud.
But quietly to that silent place
Alone with God to be,
She prays, to He who knows all things
To bless with wisdom she.
// I'm going to crumble the user a biscuit....would be a great code comment.![[grin]](/sites/all/modules/smileys/packs/jenkster/biggrin.gif "[grin]")
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