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Does your spouse nag you while you passionately code?
Post 302905462 by sidnow on Wednesday 11th of June 2014 05:24:38 PM
06-11-2014
Does your spouse nag you while you passionately code?
Well I don't know how often it happens with you guys, but whenever I am close to solving the issues in the code that time the nagging of my girlfriend becomes excessive.
Which makes me think have I actually been spending so much time coding, or my girlfriend is jealous of my love for unix
I wish when she would you yell I could use the sleep function on her . Lol just kidding ...
Thank god she doesn't know a thing about unix , else would definitely rm -rf * everything out of anger
I want to know whether you guys face the same and how you handle it?
Which makes me think have I actually been spending so much time coding, or my girlfriend is jealous of my love for unix
I wish when she would you yell I could use the sleep function on her . Lol just kidding ...
Thank god she doesn't know a thing about unix , else would definitely rm -rf * everything out of anger
I want to know whether you guys face the same and how you handle it?
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