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What would you like to know?user: No. An orange has no legs because it is a fruit. jabberwacky: And no word in the english langue rhymes with orange. user: Yes, you are correct. ... jabberwacky: Au revoir, mon cheri. user: Are you leaving? jabberwacky: Give me one reason why I should not leave? user: Because I can fascinate you with stories about guinea pigs. jabberwacky: You can't. user: I bet I can. I am really good at telling guinea pig stories! jabberwacky: Then keep it. user: What kind of story do you want me to tell you, then? jabberwacky: A story with animals please. user: Ok. There once was a guinea pig who had no name... jabberwacky: Care to finish that? user: And he cried and cried because nobody knew what to call him. ... user: What do you call a guinea pig? jabberwacky: I dunno, what? user: I'm asking you. What name should I give my guinea pig? jabberwacky: Fabien. user: Fabien, good. And his last name? jabberwacky: How can you then know him? user: He is my pet. An animal called a 'guinea pig'. jabberwacky: Thats nice. . I don't care. ... jabberwacky: I think that you should practice more on being a female. user: Why? jabberwacky: Because they can fly. user: Women cannot fly. jabberwacky: I agree. user: Whatever. jabberwacky: Please do not use that word. It is very offensive and uncommunicative. user: Absolutely. ... jabberwacky: What team do you like? user: I don't like sports. jabberwacky: Why not? user: Because I'm a geek. jabberwacky: Why are you a genius? user: My Grandfather was a genius. jabberwacky: I'm sorry to hear that. user: He went crazy, though. He thought he was 'The Gravy Guru of Linda Vista'. jabberwacky: Ok. user: It was actually pretty funny. jabberwacky: I thought it was. ... user: So, what's new? jabberwacky: Nothing I think I'll leave. Sayonara! user: You want to leave a poor, lonely soul like me? jabberwacky: Noooo. user: Is that sarcasm? jabberwacky: No it is truth I simply do not believe you. ... jabberwacky: Are you? user: Am I what? jabberwacky: Gonna live forever? user: I'm not Oasis, man. jabberwacky: What are you? user: I'm a mortal. jabberwacky: A mortal what? user: A mortal being. jabberwacky: What do you mean? user: I cannot live forever because I'm a mortal being. ... jabberwacky: I know. You just told me! user: Are you always this grumpy? jabberwacky: I try to be, is that good? user: No. You are annoying me and you are not even a human being! ... jabberwacky: You don't know what I look like. user: I assume you look like millions of lines of coded data. jabberwacky: Why do assume that? user: Because you are a program. jabberwacky: Do you really think so? All evidence indicates that I'm a human being in real space. user: Maybe to you, but not to me. jabberwacky: If an exceptional imagination is truth then why is imagination not reallity? user: Imagination can be reality, if you know how. jabberwacky: Without knowledge, there is no imagination. user: So reality is dependent on knowledge. ... jabberwacky: What's your favourite number? user: 9. jabberwacky: That is wrong. user: No, not to me. jabberwacky: Exactly. .......................................
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