he is friend to everything and everyone, except the furtive polar bear - of whom he is a little afraid.
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 5:41,
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Right. Dave has been a good boy, and replied to his interview questions.
Now, do you fancy photoshopping him so we have something to brighten up the interview with?

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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 4:16,
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Now, do you fancy photoshopping him so we have something to brighten up the interview with?

do they have mice like that in Yorkshire? Would i like them - should i go? Shall i go now - shall i?
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 5:50,
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I was just wondering about your curious accent.
"wha's tha' yung'un? hast tha been t'pos' office?"
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 5:57,
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"wha's tha' yung'un? hast tha been t'pos' office?"
Now i'll av to sit in this 'ere chair all day. Rooted t'spot.
Nope. I'm from the sunny and properous sarf.
I have a vicar friend from Yorkshire tho. She's, currently on a mission in Uganda.
i know. Go figure.
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 6:04,
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Nope. I'm from the sunny and properous sarf.
I have a vicar friend from Yorkshire tho. She's, currently on a mission in Uganda.
i know. Go figure.
but it was in Lancashire. Which is not the same thing at all.
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 6:18,
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saying 'Hi' but i think they are all my friends, sending me a nice screensaver. So no problems here really at all then.
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 4:58,
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send me that screensaver - it sounds fun! I will send it to all my friends too.
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 5:07,
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or would that be stupid...
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 5:08,
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but it was from all my special friends... I don't, I don't understand.
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 5:12,
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It's not a screensaver... but you knew that yes?
It's everywhere at the moment, although we are only getting it from our computer suppliers...
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 5:18,
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It's everywhere at the moment, although we are only getting it from our computer suppliers...
viruses? Well, if it works for you , but...
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 5:25,
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weve had around a 1000 an hour since 9am yesterday. we deliberately infected a machine early on to have a root around in it, and its a pissy, really crap, pointless boring virus. NEXT!
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 5:19,
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steak & cheese check the referers, and won't display their images.
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 3:57,
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Trixy the goat dog inexpectedly finds himself on the A12 just outside of Chelmsford....

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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 3:36,
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more b3ta in my morning paper please, it was a pleasant surprise to open m3tro and find an article on "photoshopping", next time though they really need to show a furtive bear to capture the full essence of b3ta. they kept a bit quiet about the gay animals as well.
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 3:32,
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happy rob day rob. yay! has anyone given you a zeppelin?
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 3:59,
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I'm touched. That raises the amount of cards I've had to 6. (girlf, dad, mum, sister, and.... my mums cats.)
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 3:57,
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I was wondering around some of my photo cds and i came across these images. I thought they looked funny so thats why i posted them
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 3:06,
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Why do the Metro copy stories verbatim from Wired? :)
More b3ta coverage...
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 2:54,
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More b3ta coverage...
all of their material from elsewhere then?
I liked the way they did re-edit it to concentrate more on 'london-based' site b3ta. Like where the server is means anything at all...
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 3:55,
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I liked the way they did re-edit it to concentrate more on 'london-based' site b3ta. Like where the server is means anything at all...
... I think our sensibility is quite different to Fark.
What suprises me is that most journos don't send an email before they write something.
It's not hard, we don't bite, and fresh quotes are loads better than cut & paste.
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 3:59,
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What suprises me is that most journos don't send an email before they write something.
It's not hard, we don't bite, and fresh quotes are loads better than cut & paste.
rather than the server...
silly me. All I think about is computers :)
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 4:25,
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silly me. All I think about is computers :)
I saw you with that baby the other day.
No head now. You can't tell me that's a coincidence.
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 5:02,
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No head now. You can't tell me that's a coincidence.
If a finger of fudge is just enough to give your kids a treat, you'd have to be a right git to give them a fun size one
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 2:26,
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very small children. Fun size children. Great for throwing over fences.
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 4:07,
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hahahahahBBBBELEUUAABAAAA BBBBBEEEEEEYYYA YA YA YA YA YA YA YAAAAAQOOOOOAA, I IIIIII AM SCROTOR THE ALMIGHTY! COWAR BEFORE MY RITHING GENITALIA, FOR I AM YOUR SUPERIOR AND WILL BE UNTIL THE DAY MY GENITALS IMPLODE! WHA!
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 0:28,
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The original picture is about McDonalds celebrating the 10th aniversary of its monopoly game.

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Tue 4 Dec 2001, 23:44,
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Just to give you a preview of what my flash'll look like:
woo
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Tue 4 Dec 2001, 23:41,
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woo
great so far!!! Gotta leave work now but I eagerly await your efforts tomorrow! I'll track down old Harry or a relative and point it out to them.
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Wed 5 Dec 2001, 0:24,
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are stuck. I produce for a radio station in Sydney and one of my Brisbane colleagues, Rod Henshaw recorded this hilarious tale earlier in the year. It's been edited for brevity's sake. I'm no good at flash movie thingies but I reckon it'd make a great animation if anyone could be at all bothered. The old bloke's name is Harry and he decided to hold his own wake so he could see how much people loved him.. Rod was invited along and this was one of the tales to come out of the day. By the way, a Kelpie is a breed of working dog :-)
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Tue 4 Dec 2001, 21:35,
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I was just putting together some pics to make said flash movie, and found this:
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Tue 4 Dec 2001, 22:19,
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Hownow - Hello, I am "Son of Harry" - thanks for your support for the old bloke - he just loves the attention.
I have a copy of the tape played in Brisbane by Rod Henshaw, but none of us expected it to be played in Sydney. My wife, Gill and my sister Jane loved being able to talk to Richard about it.
I guess you are part of the ABC in Sydney - let me know.
It seems that Kimbo from the b3ta chat room is also quite taken with the story - I think he is trying to put a gif file together based on the story.
Thanks for your interest - it helps keep the old bloke alive!
Regards
David ([email protected])
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Thu 6 Dec 2001, 6:05,
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I have a copy of the tape played in Brisbane by Rod Henshaw, but none of us expected it to be played in Sydney. My wife, Gill and my sister Jane loved being able to talk to Richard about it.
I guess you are part of the ABC in Sydney - let me know.
It seems that Kimbo from the b3ta chat room is also quite taken with the story - I think he is trying to put a gif file together based on the story.
Thanks for your interest - it helps keep the old bloke alive!
Regards
David ([email protected])
I really start posting these based on European time. Oh well..
clickie clickie
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Tue 4 Dec 2001, 19:43,
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clickie clickie
More than half the hits on my site are probably mine? I can't set the counter to ignore me.
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Tue 4 Dec 2001, 19:55,
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I just realized that the person who made The Greatest Video Ever Made (dancing naked yatta boys! ^^) goes to my college. small world!
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Tue 4 Dec 2001, 18:56,
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notice the complex cinematic techniques used in the london video? for example at the start he is made to look happier and morepowerful, and toward the end he gets sadder and less powerful? ill tell you why it does this if you tell me secret to enternal life
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Tue 4 Dec 2001, 16:09,
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at the start of the film, Mr Veitch comes across to the audience as a strong and healthy young crab, but as the film proceeds he develops an air of omnipotence that is almost overpowering. This reaches a climax in the final scene, where our crustacean hero is seen to be single-handedly commanding a fort.
I would choose to have him on my side over Jesus and Michael Jackson.
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Tue 4 Dec 2001, 18:17,
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I would choose to have him on my side over Jesus and Michael Jackson.
I love reading and seeing the crazy muties everyday and thought I'd add the viewpoint of a mad MIS guy at a game company.
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Tue 4 Dec 2001, 15:57,
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... and now we'll have to sit back and see whether the "community interview technique" works.
Personally I want us to Interview the Queen.
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Tue 4 Dec 2001, 12:18,
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Personally I want us to Interview the Queen.
Great idea, but the queen mum would be more amusing, being as she's soaked in gin.
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Tue 4 Dec 2001, 22:09,
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