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> Through a process known as Eval-Rinse-Reload-And-Repeat ERRAR. I like it.

• emiliobumachar 14y ago
  Intentional or not, that is Portuguese for "to make a mistake".
  • chc 14y ago
    It's also a netspeak spelling of the English word "error." (For some reason it's considered humorous to transform -er and -or into -ar.)
    • eridius 14y ago
      It is? I can safely say I've never seen anyone say "errar", ever.
      • chc 14y ago
        It's a general thing some people do. Anything that ends in an -er sound can be replaced with -ar for apparent hilarity. I think the most common (and maybe first) example is "winnar," though there are many more.
      • viraptor 14y ago
        Nevar, evar?