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this post was submitted on 09 May 2025
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Object Oriented Programming. She's a factory class.
Unlike OP’s mom who is a global variable.
Now I want an "Yo momma is a singleton" t-shirt 😂
That's... surprisingly accurate. Every time he sees her, that's a new instance of the abstract Wife in his head, which is different from the previous instance in small, but interesting ways.
For instance, current_wife.HasFood() returns true.
So... I can have an abstract wife factory ? Or would it just be schizophrenia
Lol, it's an acronym for original-original poster, but now that I think about it that's more when referencing an OP in a discussion, so I probably should have put just plain OP instead
A pointer to the OP. *OP if you will.
Object-oriented programming.
Out of position?
Wife is Greek