Simple minded retort... but amusing.... as I keep saying this Dullard hunt is over. I am back on the search for sapiosexual women and decent intellectual stimulation.

Run along now. Isn't there a Brexit rally somewhere that requires your participation?

@GnosticLove Well you said it in your previous post " As I take a drunkards walk through this site"

I thought this was the place for intelligent debate not self indulgent ramblings and silly insults

@Moravian Excersise: A drunkard begins walking aimlessly, starting at a lamp post. At each time step he takes one step at random, either north, east, south, or west. How far will the drunkard be from the lamp post after N steps? In order emulate drunkard's steps we can encode each direction with the number so that when the random variable is equal 0 the drunkard moves north, if random variable is equal 1 the drunkard moves east and so on.

Write a program that takes an integer argument N and simulates the motion of a random walker for N steps. After each step, print the location of the random walker, treating the lamp post as the origin (0, 0). Also, print the final squared distance from the origin.

No expectation a UK Dullard would know that. It is a matter for intelligent effort among elite and sophisticated programmers...

@GnosticLove Thanks for explaining your meaning so succinctly. I am so used to communicating with citizens in your fair country who have a total lack of the understanding of irony that I tend to take what is said by them at face value and silly me I thought you meant that you were writing the post whilst drunk.
I am surprised though that a man of you perspicacity cannot spell a simple word like exercise. Tut tut

@Moravian That spelling was in the copy and paste. Do you normally cover up simple, literal mindedness with big words and rationalizations?

And where was the irony? "Drunkard's walk" referred to a programing problem.

And we, on this side of the pond, are quite used to communicating with obsequious UK wankers running around with their bollocks in skirts.

Thanks to you and all others who contribute to my "leveling up" on here.

So you don't get confused and a sense of the ironic again, I will provide definitions for the big words and new concepts from now on:

Verb

level up (third-person singular simple present levels up, present participle leveling up or levelling up, simple past and past participle leveled up or levelled up)

(role-playing games) To progress to the next level of player character stats and abilities, often by acquiring experience points in role-playing games.

    I leveled up after defeating the dragon.

@GnosticLove Copy and paste ?. that's disappointing , I thought those diatribes you have been posting came from your own vivid imagination and all the time it has been the work of someone else.

Good luck in finding you "neologism"

Bye bye

@Moravian I expect your bye bye is like ACLU.... last notices that are the last year after year after year.