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    Default HTTP Life Codes

    Based on server responses, use these error codes in everyday life.

    400 = I don't understand what you mean!

    401 = Get out of my house! Get off my things!

    403 = I'm not doing what you tell me to do!

    404 = I've no idea! I'm completely 404'd in that subject.


    405 = You can't do it like that!


    406 = I'm sorry, but i can't give you the answer your looking for.


    407 = If you want to borrow my things, please ask first!
    408 = I'm sick of waiting!

    409 = Conflict, war etc...

    410 = Dead, gone forever!


    411 = How long will this take?

    412 = The instructions you gave me are rubbish / noone told me it wasn't fancy dress!

    413 = There's no way i'm cleaning all of that! / That's way too much homework!

    414 = Please, I want directions not coordinates! / Can i jsut have the postcode! I have GPS.

    415 = I'm not going to serve you if you don't speak english! / Ask me nicely and i'll do it for you500 = I'm ill, I've made a mistake, I'm having an anurism!

    501 = I'm not here!

    502 = You've given me too much work!503 = I'm 500 now because 502!

    504 = I'm late! Ahhhh!


    505 = Sorry i dont speak error codes!

    See the original table for their correct meaning
    http://www.tamingthebeast.net/educat/errcode.htm

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    That's about as geeky as laughing at;

    There's no place like 127.0.0.1

    or

    There are 10 sorts of people - those that understand binary and those that don't.

    I mean - I laughed - but I'm ashamed too.
    "As we journey through life, discarding baggage along the way, we should keep an iron grip, to the very end, on the capacity for silliness. It preserves the soul from desiccation."
    Humphrey Lyttelton 1921 - 2008

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