[00:00] airos: this appears to be it https://openbenchmarking.org/system/1110021-LI-INTEL808685/sandy/lspci [00:01] airos: and that matches your dmesg log for the PCI device at pci 0000:00:1f.2: [8086:1c03] type 00 class 0x010601 === nchambers is now known as uplime [00:03] TJ-: if you want I can restart on the live cd and run lspci [00:03] airos: this looks like somehow the SATA ports have been disabled, is that possible in the system's BIOS/firmware setup? [00:04] TJ-: I will check [00:04] airos: did the dmesg output report the ahci module loading? is it still loaded ("grep ahci /proc/modules") ? [00:04] now [00:06] airos: I've just checked and the ahci.ko module declares an alias that matches the device ID of the AHCI controller reported in that dmesg: "pci:v00008086d00001C03sv*sd*bc*sc*i*" [00:08] TJ-: I'm in the BIOS, now, about the sata controller, everything seems to be up. I can choose the sata mode selection between ahci and ide [00:09] airos: and it should be AHCI, which it is now I guess [00:09] airos: the setup can see the hard disk in it's boot order options? [00:09] TJ-, btw I solved part of the overlay mystery. I was sloppy about the version numbers. the overlay module seems to have vanished somewhere in the xenial updates. https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/tN8NDf45rB/ [00:10] TJ-: yeah the default was ahci. The hard disk is present in the boot order [00:10] so I'll rebuild my live USB with Ubuntu 16.04, w/o the .3 [00:10] Sven_vB: that looks like a bug; unless the idea was to remove support for persistent installs. I wonder who'd be responsible since we're about to spin the 16.04.5 ISOs [00:10] nacc: ^^^^^^ any ideas [00:11] TJ-: 16.04.4, sil2100 is doing it [00:11] TJ-: i have a foggy memory of overlay or aufs replacing one or the other === marc7 is now known as Guest25319 [00:11] airos: Well, the only other thing I can think of is you're some custom rules in /etc/modprobe.d/ that is blacklist-ing ahci module (since it should load automatically) [00:11] i recall some config issues in one of my upgrades with my sbuild stuff [00:11] I'll ko-grep for aufs [00:11] nacc: thanks :) [00:12] TJ-: np [00:12] Sven_vB: iirc, they provide equivalent functionality, but i've not looked closely [00:12] aufs seems to be in all images that I have. https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Jgt2m8vnQg/ [00:12] Sven_vB: hopefully that'll help you - you might find sil3100 in #ubuntu-devel at some point [00:12] sil2100 even! [00:13] TJ-: so I reboot with the live cd to check ? [00:13] TJ-, I'll just try with the older ISO and maybe it works. [00:13] nacc: it seems to have broken the live ISO persistence feature [00:13] airos: yes, since the LiveISO sees the disk correctly doesn't it? [00:14] TJ-: yeah it does [00:14] airos: so there must be something in the installed OS that is doing something to the initrd.img that blocks that module loading, or loading but not finding devices [00:14] TJ-, nacc, my failure case involves creating the live USB with unetbootin on a 32bit trusty. dunno whether that's a required condition for failure. [00:14] airos: i suppose the module could be corrupt but I'd expect the kernel to complain in dmesg quite loudly if so [00:15] TJ-: hummm yeah it should [00:15] airos: we can check that once the LiveISO is booted and we can see the drive again :D [00:15] Sven_vB: TJ-: i don't have time to dig right now [00:15] join [00:15] airos: and you can grab an "lspci -nnk" for me [00:16] nacc: no, don't expect you to, thanks for the pointers [00:16] nacc but do you know which package to file a bug against for the liveISO images? [00:18] Sven_vB: TJ-: i supposed you could check those kernel's configs [00:18] for CONFIG_AUFS_FS and CONFIG_OVERLAY_FS [00:19] TJ-: i'm not sure livecd-rootfs is what actually builds them, i thoguth [00:20] TJ-: but i'm not sure where the bug is/why [00:20] TJ-, https://pastebin.com/npNDzQgg [00:20] nacc: right, I just noticed that one , so we can report a bug [00:20] TJ-: you might start with #ubuntu-kernel [00:20] Sven_vB: ^^^^^^ [00:20] TJ-: and see if it's a 'known' issue or so? [00:21] I suppose it could be 'casper' as its the casper persistent feature [00:22] yeah [00:22] Sven_vB: aha!! Bug #1279106 [00:22] bug 1279106 in casper (Ubuntu) "Customized LiveUSB setup cannot handle persistence" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1279106 [00:23] airos_livecd: Yay, that is the same lspci I found so I wasn't on a wild goose chase [00:24] TJ-, nice ^^ [00:24] airos_livecd: once you've mounted the root fs, do "pastebinit <( grep -rn ahci /mnt/etc/modprobe.d/ )" [00:25] TJ-, thanks! [00:27] TJ-, the grep return an empty result [00:27] TJ-, so no weird rule to disable ahci... [00:27] however that bug doesn't mention a missing kernel module, and afais the patch isn't about that either [00:27] airos_livecd: so nothing blacklist-ing it then. [00:28] Sven_vB: it was my supposition based on what you reported that it was missing overlay but I may be incorrect [00:29] well my ko-grep confirmed that the overlay(|fs).ko is indeed not present in the .3 iso [00:29] …'s initrd [00:30] Sven_vB: look at the other bugs too: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/casper?field.searchtext=persistent [00:31] airos_livecd: what is the liveISO kernel version "uname -r" ? [00:33] airos_livecd: can you pastebin the current dmesg? [00:34] TJ-, 4.14.0-kali3-amd64 [00:34] airos_livecd: so much different version that the installed one [00:34] TJ-, https://pastebin.com/Ye87yKT9 [00:35] airos_livecd: let's try a wide-spread search for anything mentioning AHCI: " sudo grep -rni ahci /mnt/etc/" [00:37] TJ-, empty... [00:37] airos_livecd: this is getting weirder [00:38] how do I determine the filesystem of a partition? my script has "LANG=C stat -f -c %T /dev/sdb3" which seems to have printed "msdos" in the past, but today it prints "tmpfs". [00:38] TJ-, yeah ... [00:39] oh and it's still a FAT32 partition as expected. [00:39] TJ-, it can help you to know that the thing which break the system was a apt upgrade interrupted during kernel install because /boot was full [00:40] TJ-, maybe the initramfs is breaked [00:40] After this failed update, the laptop never boot again [00:41] airos_livecd: we rebuilt them all, and the list of modules looks correct... the kernel and udev should automatically add the module matching the hardware at boot. We know that didn't happen, which is why I suspected a blacklist [00:41] should I do a dpkg --reconfigure all [00:42] airos_livecd: it won't help that I can see... you rebuilt all the initrd.img files 2 hours ago with "update-initramfs -vu -k all |& tee /tmp/initramfs.log" [00:43] airos_livecd: oooooo! idea! let me go check something [00:43] TJ-, yeah but maybe update-initramfs is not consistant === chat is now known as Guest84732 [00:46] airos_livecd: nope, false alarm. I wondered if the /lib/modules//modules.dep etc weren't there but it seems they were - the only kernel version missing them was 3.13.0-128-generic [00:46] airos_livecd: I've got the log file - it's consistent [00:47] airos_livecd: the only possibility is the one I mentioned earlier - if you didn't correctly mount the /boot/ file-system into the chroot before running that command then the wrong initrd.img might have been loaded. Shall we check that? [00:49] TJ-, hummm the file generated is supposed to be initrd.img-4.4.0-116-generic ? [00:51] airos_livecd: "sudo mkdir /sda1 /rootfs; sudo mount /dev/sda1 /sda1; sudo mount /dev/mapper/saiph-system /rootfs; pastebinit <( md5sum /sda1/initrd.img*; md5sum /rootfs/initrd.img* )" [00:52] airos_livecd: the files generated are initrd.img- for each kernel version. [00:52] airos_livecd: hang on!! wrong command again :D [00:53] TJ-, yeah, the date of the file doesn't seems good (22:00 but it's 1:53 now) [00:53] airos_livecd: the last command should be "pastebinit <( md5sum /sda1/initrd.img*; md5sum /rootfs/boot/initrd.img* )" [00:53] airos_livecd: this will help us check if you've got different files due to not mounting /boot/ correctly before update-initramfs [00:54] TJ-, I juste rm -r * the /boot of the rootfs when /dev/sda1 is not mounted ... sorry [00:54] TJ-, just before you send me the commands [00:55] airos_livecd: ahhh foooey. Well, at least now there CANNOT be 2 sets, so let's create the chroot the correct way and regenerate [00:55] airos_livecd: did you already configure the chroot like I described earlier ? [00:55] TJ-, I'm currently doing it [00:56] airos_livecd: Let me confirm the commands for you so I know it's done correctly [00:57] TJ-, arf my live cd was not at the good timezone. when I'm chrooted I see that the last generated initrd is at 23:27 which is probably the time when we did it [00:57] airos_livecd: "for n in proc sys dev dev/pts etc/resolv.conf; do sudo mount --bind /$n /mnt/$n; done; sudo chroot /mnt" then "mount -a" at which point " ls -l /boot/" should list the vmlinuz* initrd.img* Symbol.map* config* files [00:58] airos_livecd: do "grep boot /proc/mounts" to be sure the correct file-system is mounted too [00:58] airos_livecd: I presume that should be /dev/sda1 /boot ? [01:00] airos_livecd: you can then again do "update-initramfs -vu -k all |& tee /tmp/initramfs.log" [01:01] TJ-, http://dpaste.com/3ESAYD7 [01:01] TJ-, maybe I'm doing something wrong because I find myself with a shell like root@kali after chroot instead of root@saiph [01:03] that us correct [01:05] TJ-, http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/xgykcyKNHt/ [01:08] airos_livecd: that looks the same as last time, and correct [01:09] airos_livecd: did you confirm "grep boot /proc/mounts" in the chroot shows the correct partition ? [01:09] airos_livecd: presumably /dev/sda1 /boot ? [01:09] TJ-, it's strange, I have two initrd.img for the 4.X kernel: initrd.img-4.4.0-92-generic and initrd.img-4.4.0-116-generic but the update-grub onyl see the 92 one [01:10] airos_livecd: in /boot/ is there a vmlinuz-4.4.0-116-generic ? [01:10] TJ-, no [01:11] airos_livecd: that explains it then! do "apt --reinstall install linux-image-4.4.0-116-generic" [01:14] TJ-, ok I regenerated everything, time to reboot? [01:14] airos_livecd: yes :D I'm going to dive into the shower whilst you do :p [01:15] with the older xenial ISO I managed to reached the systemd outputs stage, and now it's at a stage where the screen constantly changes between black and a very dark gray. the effect is similar to one I had when booting the 32bit xenial from disk, it was a gnome session crashing in a loop because it tried to use some 3D feature. I solved that by switching to xfce, but how to fix it on the live USB? it doesn't even have network at this [01:15] stage. [01:17] !info games-finest [01:17] games-finest (source: debian-games): Debian's finest games. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.1ubuntu1 (artful), package size 4 kB, installed size 24 kB === Sven_vB_ is now known as Sven_vB [01:18] back again, hope I haven't missed the answer. [01:19] of course I could chroot into my casper-rw and install xfce. I'd prefer a less invasive approach though. [01:19] installed size 13 gb ... [01:19] oh the package itself [01:21] TJ-: After the reboot, the 4.4.0-116was not in the advanced list...it still doesn't work. I will investigate this tomorow, I need to sleep. Thanks a lot for the long time you dedicated to me. Have a nice day [01:21] airos: thanks, and keep us updated on this one! [01:22] airos: are any other (USB?) devices attached when you boot the laptop? [01:22] In Ubuntu's /etc/resolv.conf nameserver 127.0.1.1 -- and it's really slow to resolve domain names to ip addresses, a few seconds before ping starts. However if I change to nameserver 8.8.8.8, resolving domain names to ip address is instantaneous. [01:22] airos: wondering if it could be reading the boot loader from a different device [01:22] TJ-: yes the live key was plugged [01:23] airos: try booting it without anything else connected [01:23] I will [01:23] thanks [01:23] Is there a way I can somehow make the 127.0.1.1 nameserver faster? [01:24] jkdr_: the localhost dns server is set with the upstream DNS servers your gateway provides (usually via DHCP), which might in turn be using your ISPs DNS servers === ianychoi_ is now known as ianychoi [01:28] jkdr_: if you're using Network Manager you can check which DNS servers have been provided with "cat $(ls -1tr /var/lib/NetworkManager/dhclient* | tail -1 )" [01:29] jkdr_: look at the "option domain-name-servers" [01:38] :/ tried in another computer that has 3D graphics but the graphical session still gets stuck right when it should start. screen is dark gray for several minutes now. [01:48] time to give up. maybe it'll work tomorrow. [01:50] hello [01:50] Just a stupid question [01:50] My keyboard every so often decides to type a ton of letters at the same timeeeee [01:50] like that [01:50] has anyone ever seen this? If I am typing a word it will extend the whole word instead of just a single letter as well [01:50] this is just becoming so frustraaatinnnng annnndddddddd [01:50] babahulk, could it be a mechanical problem? maybe a key getting stuck? [01:51] It seems like it is more than a single key but every key every so often [01:51] I tried chhhhhhheeeeeeeeeeeeeeckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkking the repeat [01:51] but it wasn't helping when removing [01:51] is the keyboard connected directly or do you have some device like a USB KVM involved? [01:52] it is direct on a laptop [01:52] the built-in one or via some cable? [01:52] sometimes the backspace counts as the extra key as well so it will delete a ton instead of a single letter if I need it [01:52] build it [01:52] built in* [01:53] tried turning repeat off completely instead of changing the delay to a higher amount [01:53] try to attach a USB keyboard and check whether it occurs with that one as well. this way we can tell apart software from hardware problems. [01:54] Ah that is a great Idea thank you! [01:54] let me check it out [01:54] yw [01:58] Does ubuntu have a GUI for managing VPN connections? [01:59] I tried using kvpnc but it crashes all the time [02:05] bobdobbs: there are various VPN-type plugins for Network Manager [02:06] bobdobbs: you can list what is available with "apt-cache search -n network-manager*" [02:10] am running out of space-for fresh install of ubuntu what would you recommend I do with the storage to get a mix of performance and speed with space i have [02:10] i have 3x1TB 7600 1x3TB 1x120GB SSD [02:11] dont mind partitioning and reordering what is where [02:12] currently OS is on 120GB [02:16] noj_: how in the heck are you running out of space lol [02:17] rofl on my 120GB drive i am running out of space [02:17] personally would you bother about the os being on the ssd [02:17] is it bad for the life cycle [02:18] constant rewrites [02:18] hey, why has ubuntu 16.04 still libgcrypt 1.6.5 and not <1.7 ? [02:18] wasnt that the intention of SSD drives for rewrite lifecycle? [02:19] pardon, >1.7 [02:20] I mean the one is this old ASUS Eee PC is a 128Gb SSD the one in my tower is a 500Gb SSD all my externals are IDE on USB [02:22] i dont follow but you know better than i hence why i am here i digress [02:23] what is the best place to install my os on the ssd or a small partition on a IDE 7600 [02:25] i intend to make a few partitions on the other HDD's for storage unless i hear a better method [02:25] i am a novice and value input dont assume i know please [02:25] noj_: personally OS to a 50Gb partion, /homes on a 7 and then mount externals for storage but to each their own [02:27] do you think that 50 will cover room for addditional software (home user nothing fancy) and updates provided old backups are deleted [02:28] noj_: i dont see why not this isnt Micor@oft loaded with bloatware. [02:30] cool [02:36] i usually just follow the prompts re installing Ubuntu how do i separate where home is installed an os is installed think im right re resizing [02:36] think im right with the swapspace also [02:37] just not sure how to put os in one place and home in another [02:39] dont worry foound a page [02:43] noj_: sorry am in an out was going to tell ya to check this one out https://www.maketecheasier.com/install-ubuntu-with-different-root-home-hard-drives/ [02:43] thanks for your assistance and advice (not a problem google works fine dude) [02:45] will check out what you posted also thank you :) [02:45] noj_: no problem [02:54] what is an AapImage file (etcher-burning software) says it doesnt require inatall to run ??? [02:55] to be trusted [02:58] noj_: what are you on now? [02:58] this is the page id like to test on ubuntu [02:58] https://imgur.com/a/3zUrK [02:59] can anyone tell me better way to do it via software center [03:00] sorry since I left windows i just use dd in terminal [03:00] ive been warned about adding what i think this is a repository by ppl [03:00] this works on linux [03:01] it states in the line 'These are AapImage files and do not require installation on Linux distributions including Debian and Ubuntu. [03:01] ' [03:02] have i missed something re AapImage files (hoodwink the novice) [03:03] since I havent used them I would assume it means you can just run it from within the dir you extract it to again I personally prefer dd [03:04] im to scared of dd at this stage-have been known to incorrectly re-read lines lmao [03:04] i like terminal too [03:05] my old 16.04-2 build died and apt became too corrupt to recover. rather than continue recovery attempts, i backed up and reinstalled. i'm very unhappy with gnome and want my old desktop back but can't figure out which one that was. [03:05] how can i identify which desktop was installed when the backup image will mount but won't boot? [03:08] likely candidates are mate, kde, and lxde. i don't know if that helps. [03:08] noj_: good dd tutorial here https://www.ostechnix.com/how-to-create-bootable-usb-drive-using-dd-command/ [03:09] thank you [03:09] chisight: i think the default desktop on 16.04 was unity [03:09] Hi, hoping someone might be able to help me diagnose a stability issue I've been running into with Ubuntu Server. I posted about it in here a couple of days ago and the suggestion was to switch to the HWE kernel. Well, I've done that, and about 48 hours later the system has hung again. Would appreciate any help, thanks [03:09] BillD73: i know for sure that i wasn't using unity. i remember installing it and immediately hating that. not a fan of the apple look. [03:11] chisight: couldnt say man, I have unity on my towe adn xfce on here [03:12] thanks BillD73. i was hoping that there was some file that i could read and see which command was being used, or some config entry that would be definitive. [03:13] Hi folks [03:13] you could persuse your hidden files .xxxx etc and see what ya come up with [03:13] .xxx files? [03:13] Is that for porn? [03:13] This is really starting to get bothersome because I can't keep the system up for barely over a day at a time. It hangs to a black screen and neither resetting X (ctrl+alt+bksp) nor REISUB makes the system respond. I have to do a hard reset [03:13] hidden config files Serisia [03:13] And this is a file server so hard resets = bad news for disks [03:14] I think your storing porn [03:14] Gross! [03:14] linux isos :) [03:14] Is it gay furry fart porn? [03:14] Thats the kinda stuff im into [03:14] the latter. [03:14] it's all richard stallman porn [03:15] lol stiltzkin [03:15] much better. [03:15] lots of slowmo videos of him eating his toenails [03:15] I am legion folks who [03:15] stiltzkin: can you ssh in after it hangs? [03:15] @BillD73, no. [03:16] stiltzkin: syslog give you anything? [03:16] Nope. [03:16] there's some MCE messages at the beginning of the boot but it looks benign upon further research [03:16] I also updated my BIOS [03:17] there's a process to set up kernel dumps and to read them. [03:17] mce: [Firmware Bug]: Ignoring request to disable invalid MCA bank 10. [03:17] ^ that [03:17] but I don't think that's an issue actually [03:17] I have kdump set up. [03:17] stiltzkin: that could well be your issue. kernel was used to information coming in one way and bios changed it's output [03:17] stiltzkin: nvidia graphics ? I did have same issue with nvidia card .. installing the proprietary driver resolved in my case . [03:17] No, no discrete graphics card. [03:17] are you getting kdump files? [03:18] I don't think I am because the system does not crash. It hangs [03:18] no panic? [03:18] nope no kernel panics [03:18] any disk activity? [03:19] I don't see any looking at the chassis - there's a general disk activity light and also individual disk lights for all disks in the array and I don't see any of them lit when it hangs [03:19] I have noticed that the Num Lock light turns on when the system hangs [03:20] That to me sounds more like something you'd see in a kernel panic [03:20] hmm. is this a generic motherboard being used as a server, or a machine that was designed from the ground up to be a server class machine? [03:20] But I haven't observed any. I see no panics in the logs [03:21] Custom designed but it's almost all server class components. Server chassis, server motherboard, server HBA for the disks, etc. The CPU is a consumer CPU and not a Xeon, that's about it [03:21] It's mounted in a rack [03:21] stiltzkin: seriously leaning towards the bios update. if at all possible can you flash the original back to it and check it out [03:21] any management port that might give you some status? [03:21] Yes it has IPMI but I don't see anything logged there [03:21] ^^^ bios is sounding promising. [03:21] @BillD73, this happened prior to the bios update. I only updated the BIOS to see if it would resolve this issue [03:22] Which clearly it doesn't [03:22] Previous BIOS was from factory [03:22] i'm not familiar with IPMI, but if it has increased logging that might be a place to start. [03:22] There's nothing there unfortunately [03:23] stiltzkin: what is the rack model [03:23] HP G1 [03:23] it's a 42U [03:23] yes I'm insane and have a full rack at home [03:23] g1!!! [03:26] pic: https://i.imgur.com/B86iSeh.jpg [03:26] stiltzkin: what ubuntu are you using? [03:26] server 16.04 lts [03:28] ideally this machine should be a fileserver only with no other software installed. But I haven't built a VM server yet. So this is currently an all-in-one [03:30] stiltzkin: intel proc? [03:30] Celeron G4400 [03:30] ok [03:31] mobo: https://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/Xeon/C236_C232/X11SSH-F.cfm [03:31] stiltzkin: take a look at this https://askubuntu.com/questions/803640/system-freezes-completely-with-intel-bay-trail [03:32] hmmm I'm on skylake though [03:32] oh, wow. so quite the combination of chassis and other hardware. [03:32] im on Haswell, does that make me old? [03:33] just mature. [03:33] its referencing a c-state bug on intel processors with 5.x kernels [03:33] errr 4.x [03:33] typo [03:34] https://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/2441458/intel-admits-to-skylake-bug-that-freezes-windows-and-linux-systems [03:34] hmmmmmmmm [03:34] well I'm not running prime95 [03:34] that's for sure [03:37] well it looks like c-state is really just a bay trail issue, so I don't think that's it [03:37] stiltzkin: still its a simple trial item until you can narrow it down more. [03:37] sure I could try it [03:38] I appreciate it. I came across that reading this post: https://askubuntu.com/questions/4408/what-should-i-do-when-ubuntu-freezes [03:38] REISUB doesn't do anything unfortunately [03:39] stiltzkin: all good things to know. [03:40] what about Prescott ? [03:40] (my older pc) [03:40] lolol [03:41] at least it doubles as a space heater right [03:41] lol [03:43] https://i.warosu.org/data/g/img/0515/88/1448782414455.png [03:46] lol BillD73, stiltzkin :) [03:46] yeah, thats why i love that little pc(the only one i talk with, of my 6 computers) [03:46] because i hugged it during cold winters [03:47] haha my laptop dont even get warm enough anymore once I removed windows off it [03:47] plus, it never failed me, it even ran hd movies, on abit ag-8 3rd eye mb [03:48] I had 8 fans in it [03:49] What laptop do you have? [03:50] jdr: me? Old ASUS Eee PC lol [03:50] niceee [03:50] i have a lenovo x240 [03:51] once i pulled unity off it an got xfce on it it runs good video aint great but it plays [03:51] and a lenovo x60s [03:51] I've tried to love or even like unity. [03:51] I always switch back to xfce. [03:51] i like it as long as the hardware can keep up [03:52] Hello my brothers [03:52] What up bruh? [03:52] and desktop pcs, i have: p4 sk478 @1400mhz, p4 sk478 @ 2800mhz, amd athlon xp @1700+, p4 Ht@2800, i5 Haswell [03:53] Look at this fucking nerd babbling [03:53] where? :o [03:53] I've used macbooks for the last 6-7 years. I just tunnel a vncserver/xfce session over ssh, so its *kind* of like running linux on my macbook :D [03:53] eeewwww, nerdsssss (says the blondie) [03:53] I was porn on my phone [03:53] Watch* [03:54] :o [03:54] * RA3OR watches his timepiece [03:54] :) ok, back to work, hf [03:54] Can i post links to some things i was watching? [03:54] Probably not the best idea in here Denisi [03:55] Can i send you some in PM [03:55] nope. [03:56] Alright i get it your mother is home [03:56] Ok maybe later then [03:56] apply cold water [03:56] I am actually watching some right now [03:57] You know darn well that I am in your moms bed at this moment. [03:57] It is the real kinky stuff [03:57] mega burn [03:57] You can have her idc [03:57] I used her last night [03:57] Ao like [03:57] So like [03:57] how old is she, Denisi ? [03:57] She is 27 [03:57] practily a teen [03:57] I am 18 [03:58] So like [03:58] It was legal [03:58] so, you're a girl [03:58] What the fuck no im a boy you degenerate [03:58] are you, now? [03:58] Yee [03:58] I have a ding dong [03:59] come closer, let me warm u up with my Prescott [03:59] are you sure thats your ding dong? [03:59] That sounds a little gay [03:59] Yee [03:59] it tickles [03:59] Not my dads [03:59] His is wrinkly and old [03:59] He is 73 [03:59] what the hell [03:59] :))) [03:59] !ops [03:59] Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, bazhang, chu, dax [04:00] Yea he was 50 something and my mom was 9 [04:00] She doesnt like to talk about it [04:00] Denisi, shush or run [04:00] Thank you BillD73 [04:00] !ops [04:00] Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, bazhang, chu, dax [04:00] * RA3OR goes dark [04:00] Cool [04:00] !ops [04:00] Dang [04:00] Well anyways [04:00] Long story shot [04:00] Short* [04:00] He qas black [04:00] And he pulled the race card [04:01] m'kay [04:01] So he was found not guilty [04:01] Denisi: This is Ubuntu support.. [04:01] Oh [04:01] I thought it was for general support [04:01] he dang messed up [04:01] With like anxiety [04:01]