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# slightly worrying -
should be doing something else - finishing web stuff as a favour/sleeping you know... just found myself aimlesly feeding the duck - for far too long.
I think i might be loosing it.
I like the duck tho. he's nice...he's my friend...


oh.
(, Fri 30 Nov 2001, 18:57, archived)
# it's very tranquil.
perhaps it affects your brainwave patterns or something, leading you to a higher state of consciousness. i'd like to think so. must be why so many old people do it, they're obviously sages.

Behold the Way Of The Duck Pond. Oh great sensei NiceCupOfTea-shan, have you any words of wisdom for us?

losing it? moi?
(, Sat 1 Dec 2001, 3:59, archived)
# Mellow duck vibes
In previous versions on other computers (Acorn RISC OS) in different times people wanted a way of shooting the duck. This used annoy me to say the least. Then somebody hacked my duck so you could shoot it, which really pissed me off, as he made a really half arsed job of it. Bread throwing is the way forward. Anyway the duck hacking creep is now worth millions and I'm not. You figure it out.
(, Sat 1 Dec 2001, 8:55, archived)
# you are worth more than that
to us! though i wouldn't pay for you. even though it would be nice to own a human being.

acorns rocked. my mate had an A3000 back in the day.
(, Sat 1 Dec 2001, 12:24, archived)
# Yes
I was working at Acorn when they lauched the A3000. I had already done the Duck by then, it became quite famous in the little pond of the Acorn world. Your mate may of even of heard of it.
(, Sat 1 Dec 2001, 13:54, archived)
# I
shall be sure to ask him!
(, Sat 1 Dec 2001, 15:35, archived)
# The levatating duck.
Am I the only one for whom the duck will levatate?

He's gone off screen right and left a number of times as well.

It's not easy but by tossing the bread close to the top of the window will occasionally get him to go all the way off the top and come back when you toss a bread again.
(, Mon 3 Dec 2001, 4:48, archived)