sudo "rm -rf ./" - 07/04/20
Re: sudo "rm -rf ./" - 07/04/20
That looks painful.
I would erupt into firehose vomit after just 5.
My 125 lb yellow lab could kick their asses though.
I would erupt into firehose vomit after just 5.
My 125 lb yellow lab could kick their asses though.
Re: sudo "rm -rf ./" - 07/04/20
with a talent like that, she may have a good career ahead of her
Re: sudo "rm -rf ./" - 07/04/20
She sure can swallow a hot dog.
Re: sudo "rm -rf ./" - 07/04/20
unlike men , she has a four part stomach
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Re: sudo "rm -rf ./" - 07/04/20
I see what you did there with your recursive deletion command line 
Re: sudo "rm -rf ./" - 07/04/20
That is fugging disgusting. How is that even possible?
Re: sudo "rm -rf ./" - 07/04/20
She datin'?
Re: sudo "rm -rf ./" - 07/04/20
Originally Posted by local_dirt
She datin'?
You start dating her you’d damn well better be stocked up on toilet paper...
Re: sudo "rm -rf ./" - 07/04/20
Originally Posted by Dryfly24
Originally Posted by local_dirt
She datin'?
You start dating her you’d damn well better be stocked up on toilet paper...
Think he was thinking along another line.
Re: sudo "rm -rf ./" - 07/04/20
Originally Posted by dale06
Originally Posted by Dryfly24
Originally Posted by local_dirt
She datin'?
You start dating her you’d damn well better be stocked up on toilet paper...
Think he was thinking along another line.
There is that...
Re: sudo "rm -rf ./" - 07/04/20
You might not get your dick back.
Re: sudo "rm -rf ./" - 07/04/20
Allow me to be pedantic:
The correct command to use is: sudo rm -rf /
Your title only deletes the entirety of your current directory. Best to do it right and cut off every thing at the root.
The correct command to use is: sudo rm -rf /
Your title only deletes the entirety of your current directory. Best to do it right and cut off every thing at the root.
Re: sudo "rm -rf ./" - 07/04/20
Originally Posted by Scott_Thornley
Allow me to be pedantic:
The correct command to use is: sudo rm -rf /
Your title only deletes the entirety of your current directory. Best to do it right and cut off every thing at the root.
The correct command to use is: sudo rm -rf /
Your title only deletes the entirety of your current directory. Best to do it right and cut off every thing at the root.
You are rootless:)